Friday, September 14, 2018
Ezekiel 38-39; Psalm 145; Revelation 20
Almost 700 years separates the visions of Ezekiel and John yet they are remarkably similar. Both speak to events which are unfolding today and leads us to acknowledge that we are in the last days. The future is painted in dark foreboding symbols, fear and trepidation is universal. But for the believers, Psalm 145 is full of hope and encouragement. His wrath is not meant for us. We may witness the apocalyptic tragedy as it unfolds but it will be from the safety of his arms in Glory.
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