Una visión de lo venidero: breve estudio de Apocalipsis 22:1-5
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https://doi.org/10.17162/rt.v28i2.785Keywords:
Nueva Jerusalén, trono de Dios, árbol de la vida, maldición, noche, siervo, lumbreras y sello.Abstract
“Una visión de lo venidero: breve estudio de Apocalipsis 22:1-5” — Este estudio aborda los primeros cinco versículos del último capítulo de Apocalipsis buscando una vislumbre real de la cosas venideras allí descritas. Motivos como “la Nueva Jerusalén”, “el trono de Dios”, “el ambiente celestial”, “el árbol de la vida” y el “servicio que los redimidos” brindarán a Dios con alegría, son algunos de los asuntos mencionados por Juan. Se concluye que quienes esperen disfrutar las cosas venideras descritas por el autor del Apocalipsis, deben primero aprender a vivirlas ahora, como parte de su diario vivir y comunión con Dios. Solo así podrán tener el gozo de vivir por y para Dios en la eternidad.Downloads
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2017-09-04
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