[§26] Rev 2:20-23: “Jezebel” and ...

[§26] Rev 2:20-23: “Jezebel” and Great Tribulation

Unveiling Jesus Christ by John Cassinat
S2 · E19
Mar 10, 2024
01:15:45

Episode notes

This podcast explains and interprets the many symbols found in Revelation 2:20-23. These verses describe the condemnations of Christ upon the saints in the ancient church of Thyatira. He condemns them because they allowed a woman named Jezebel, who calls herself a prophetess, to seduce church members to commit fornication, and to eat things sacrificed to idols. She is in everyway the antitype for the woman named Jezebel in the Old Testament that was married to king Ahab and caused all of Israel to worship idols. Christ threatens Jezebel of Thyatira with destruction with all her followers, just as Jezebel of old was destroyed together with her family. As with Jezebel, the Lord knows our “reins and hearts” (innermost feelings) and has promised to give to everyone according to our works.

Revelation 2:20: 00:01:31

Revelation 2:21: 00:38:04

Revelation 2:22: 00:46:41

Revelation 2:23: 01:01:05

Keywords

thyatira
Condemnation
Jezebel of Thyatira
Jezebel, Ahab’s wife
Ahab
Elijah
Baal
Mount Carmel
Priests of Baal
Prophetess
Spiritual fornication
Things sacrificed to idols
Idolatry
Repentance
Great tribulation
Ahaziah
Reins and hearts
Omniscience