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Thank you for being with us here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We are in Revelation chapter 10 beginning at verse 11.As we heard before, the Apostle John was told to eat the little scroll. It would taste sweet as honey in his mouth, but it would turn sour in his stomach. The bitterness was the realization that God is yet to judge both the nations and Israel during this time of tribulation. The Apostle John was told that he must again prophesy to many peoples and nations and languages and kings. Here it should be noted that John prophesies. This book which he has written is called a prophecy. It speaks of things to come. The Lord Jesus told his disciples, and John being one of them, that when the Holy Spirit would come, He would show them things to come. (Jn.14:26, 16:13)Here are more things to come with Dr. Mitchell in Rev. 10:11.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our study now moves into Revelation chapter 10. Dr. John G. Mitchell will be speaking on verses 1 thru 10.Dr. Mitchell walks us through these verses describing the extent of the destruction of the future known world of the people on earth, the earth dwellers."The secret things belong to the Lord, but the things revealed belong to us and to our sons that we may do them." Deuteronomy 29:29.Here John heard the revealed 7 thunders say something, but God told him not to write what they said, they were to hidden. So no one but God, the 7 thunders and John know what was spoken. Our Bible is the Divinely revealed and inspired Word of God and we can know what God has revealed about Himself, about Jesus Christ His Son and His finished work of salvation. He also made know us what we should believe and how we should live in His Word.Also, in these verses the Apostle John is given a small scroll by an angel and told to eat it. e.g. he is to thoroughly digest what it says and to proclaim it even though it is hard to bear.Let's open our Bible to Revelation 10:1 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our study with Dr. John G. Mitchell continues in Revelation chapter 9 verses 13-21.In these verses John heard the the sixth angel sound his trumpet. Then a voice from heaven tells this 6th angel let loose 4 other angels who would kill a third of mankind.In 2Peter3:8 Peter writes: "..that with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years like one day." meaning that God sees all of time all at once from an eternal perspective.But here in Revelation 9:14, John writes that the four angels were prepared by God for the hour, the day, the month and the year. God also works in the earthly time frames which He created, e.g. for seasons, days and years; (Gen.1:14)Dr. Mitchell further speaks of the state of humanity as it will be then and is today, drugs and immorality. People need to turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation from sin.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 9:13-21.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Moving out of chapter 8 into chapter 9, John writes that he saw an angel in mid heaven. This angel proclaims three woes to them that dwell on the earth.Then in Revelation chapter 9, the fifth of the 7 angels sounded a trumpet blast. A star falls from heaven. He opens the pit of the abyss with a key. This lets loose a swarm of locust-like-creatures which he describes.It is noted in verse 12, they have a king over them. He has a name which means destruction. Dr. Mitchell gives the interpretation of these verses which describe these destroying demons. They looked like locusts. He shares how mankind at that time will be so tormented that they will seek and ask to die, but death will flee from them.Jesus died for us and rose again to deliver us from our sins, today. Let's trust Him.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 9:1-12.

We appreciate you being here with us on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Revelation chapter 8 verses 6-12 will be the center of our attention in this lesson.The conditions of our present generation are not much different from the days of which Dr. Mitchell spoke. Is there hope for us in these days? There is indeed.God hears our prayers and being a just and righteous God will answers the weakest of us who know Him. Add to this the fact that Jesus Christ Himself and the Holy Spirit also intercede for the believer, we have great hope.Dr. Mitchell then goes on to speak of the seven trumpet judgements. In this lesson we cover the first four of the seven trumpets which the seven angels sound.Let's open our Bible and join Dr. Mitchell in Revelation 8 verse 6.

Thank you for being here with us on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We are currently in Revelation chapter 8 at verse 1.This chapter begins with the Lamb opening the 7th seal of the scroll. There was silence in heaven for 1/2 hour, the calm before the storm. Dr. Mitchell speaks in depth concerning the meaning of verses 3-5. These speak of the prayers of the saints lifted up with the smoke of the incense found in the angel's censor. And then the angel fills the censor with fire from the alter which is before the throne of God and throws it to earth to mark the judgments to come.God reveals that judgment is coming. You and I who know the Lord Jesus Christ will escape these judgments. If you don't yet know Jesus Christ as your saviour, ask Him to save you from your sin right now and He will do it.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 8:1.

Welcome and thank you for being here with us.As we continue in chapter 7, Dr. Mitchell be sharing with us concerning what the Apostle John both saw and wrote about concerning the great multitude which came out of the great tribulation thru the blood of the Lamb. Dr. Mitchell discusses this multitude.Who are they? Where do they come from? What did they suffer? And how will they be comforted by the Lamb?The Lord Jesus urges us to come to Him and He will give us rest. Have you trusted Christ for your eternal salvation? Have you trusted the Lord Jesus to save you from the coming great tribulation and the wrath of the Lamb?Just talk to Him and ask Him to save you and He will.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev.7:9-17.

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast now turns to Revelation chapter 7 verses 1-9.Welcome to this study of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, the last book of the Bible. You'll see that chapter 7 is an interlude before Jesus opens the 7th seal revealed in the next chapter.In these first nine verses, John sees two angels and hears the number of the those from the 12 tribes of Israel who are to be sealed. There are 144,000 in total. Once again, these 12 tribes were sealed on their foreheads as a means of protection and redemption from the judgments to come.John then sees a multitude which could not be numbered standing before the throne and the Lamb. These are the ones who have come out of the great tribulation and washed their robes in the blood of the Lamb.Let's join Dr. Mitchell, Rev.7:1.

In this lesson from the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, we are studying Rev. 6 verses 12 thru 17. Thank you for being here with us.Here we find Jesus opening the 6th of 7 seals on the scroll. The opening of this seal effects the heavens. The sun is effected. The moon is effected. The stars are effected. Even heaven itself is rolled up like a scroll.Then on the earth, the mountains and islands are violently shaken out of their places. Such violent upheavals causes people on earth to run and hide among the rocks and the caves knowing that these things were caused by the wrath of God and the wrath of the Lamb.Dr. Mitchell speaks of how Christ in His glory is revealed in this judgment. Jesus Christ is seen in the display of His Deity as the Son of Man to whom all authority for judgment has been given by His Father. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 6:12-17.

Here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast Dr. John G. Mitchell expounds Revelation chapter 6 verses 7 thru 11.The Apostle John writes concerning the 4th and 5th seals which the Lord opened in heaven. The events of these seals will take place on earth, but they are revealed to John in heaven. Dr. Mitchell will speak of the fourth seal. Here death and hades kills 1/4 of the world's population. At the time Dr. Mitchell spoke, the world population was around 4 billion. As of now, it is over 7.5 billion. When the Lord opens the 5th seal, a different sight appears. Here are the souls of those who had been slaughtered because of the Word of God and the witness they had maintained. They were alive in heaven and speaking to the Lord crying out for Him to avenge their death upon the earth dwellers. Let's turn to Rev.6:7 with Dr. Mitchell.

Revelation chapter 6 is our focus in this lesson with Dr. John G. Mitchell.You are listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Here in chapter 6, the Apostle John writes how he watched when the Lamb opened the first seal on the scroll. He then heard one of the four living creatures say "Come". So, At his command, a white horse appears.After a brief overview of what we have studied so far in chapters 1 thru 5, Dr. Mitchell will give us an understanding of the first 3 seals that Jesus opens and the judgments they represent .Dr. Mitchell takes us to Jesus' own words in Mt. 24 which He spoke to his disciples which also speak of the beginnings of the judgments of God.Let's open our Bibles and join Dr. Mitchell in Revelation chapter 6.

Here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast we are studying Revelation 5:1-14 with our teacher Dr. John G. Mitchell.In this passage we are seeing Jesus, of the tribe of Judah, the root of David, standing as a lamb as slain. The Savior, the Lord Jesus is no longer sitting as an intercessor for His people, but is standing as a judge of the world.The scene is in heaven, not on the earth.John hears the voice of many angels whose number could not be numbered. They were speaking with loud voices, Praise to the Lamb. Then EVERY created being in heaven and on earth and under the earth and upon the sea also join in to give glory to the Lamb who sits on the throne, our Lord Jesus Christ. Let's think about it as Dr. Mitchell continues in Rev. 5:1-14.

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast is looking into the 5th chapter of the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.Welcome!It is Jesus Christ who is revealed in this chapter. He is revealed as the Lion of the tribe of Judah, as the Root of David, and as a Lamb standing. Jesus is called the Lamb three times in this chapter.Dr. Mitchell reminds us that reference to Jesus as the Lamb occurs 28 times in the book of Revelation.In all of heaven and earth and even under the earth no one but the Lamb was found worthy to open the scroll and to look into it. This scroll, this literal document, is sealed fast with seven literal seals. These seals signify authority, authenticity, security and protection. And in this particular case, they also signify privacy. They protect the privacy of this scroll until the one comes who is worthy to open them. Jesus will personally open each seal, one by one, Himself.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 5:1-6.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.We are looking into the Revelation of Jesus Christ, chapter 4 once again.As we heard before, John heard a loud voice like a trumpet saying, Come up here! He was caught up to heaven where he saw a throne set up and one seated on the throne. John wrote what he saw.The Lord Jesus had directed John to write the things which he saw unlike the Apostle Paul in 2Cor. 12, who heard words which he was not able to express. There were no language, no words, no vocabulary that could express what Paul heard. But here, John wrote down both what he saw and what he heard. And you and I now have this revelation for us to read and believe and be blessed with. We can know what things will be coming after these things.Let's join Dr. Mitchell here in Revelation chapter 4:1-11.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our study proceeds on into chapter 4 of the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, the last book of the Bible.Dr. Mitchell will be concluding his overview of the great tribulation period. This is also known as the day of the Lord, which begins sometime after the rapture of the church to be with the Lord forever.Dr. Mitchell presents several Scriptures which speak of the salvation of the believer as one who will be delivered from the wrath to come. He then supplies ample evidence from Scripture as to character of the Day of the Lord. Jesus said, "Then shall there be Great Tribulation such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time no nor ever shall be." Mt.24:21-22. That day is a day of darkness and gloom, both of judgement and wrath. You don't want to be there then, so trust Jesus now.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation chapter 4.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our study in the book of Revelation, the revealing of Jesus Christ, now begins in chapter 4.Here in chapter 4, John hears a loud voice saying to him, "Come up here, and I will show you what must take place after these things."John, in the Spirit, is caught up to heaven. He saw a throne and one seated on the throne.This is our first view of the Judge. Our teacher, will be taking time to expand our scriptural understanding of the Great Tribulation in this and the next lesson. Dr. Mitchell explains certain theological views which are prevalent in these days among believers. He goes on to present a Biblical view of the church and it's relationship to the Great Tribulation.Are we going to be in it? What is it? What is it like? What does it involve? Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation chapter 4.

In Revelation chapter 3 verse 14, Lord Jesus says of Himself, "The words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God".Welcome! You are listening to the the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast. Dr. Mitchell will be speaking of the church in Laodicea. The last of the seven churches, a self-sufficient church admitted they needed nothing. The Lord had a whole different perspective. The Lord sees their need for real gold, not fools gold. The testing of their faith is much more precious that gold which perishes.Dr. Mitchell brings out that the Lord also saw their need for spiritual enlightenment. They needed eye-salve to anoint their eyes that they may truly see. They needed to see their true condition, and they needed to see the Lord Himself by faith by the anointing of the Holy Spirit.So, in verse 20, the Lord Jesus appeals to the individual for personal intimate fellowship with Him. So, let's fellowship with the savior here in His Word. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 3:14-22.

We are studying the Book of Revelation. We are in chapter 3. The church we are looking at is the church of Laodicea.Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast with Dr. John G. Mitchell.Dr. Mitchell gives us the meaning of the word "Laodicea" in which church, there is no praise from the savior. In fact, they were self-sufficient and seemed to need nothing.But the Lord Jesus gives them and us a very different perspective, a divine perspective, of their condition as a church. Laodicea was close in proximity to two other cities. Laodicea, Hieropolis and Colossae were the tri-cities of their day. Each city had a church as we learn from the book of Colossians chapter 4 verse 13.Dr. Mitchell dwells on verses 14 and 15 in this lesson in which he helps us understand the real meaning of the words that Christ is the beginning of the creation of God. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 3:14-15.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Our study continues in Rev. chapter 3 verse 10. Here the church in Philadelphia was promised to be delivered from, that is, out of the hour of the trial coming upon the whole inhabited earth to test those who have settled down to permanently dwell on the earth.In verses 11 through 13, Dr. Mitchell explores Jesus' words to the believers.He is coming quickly. We are to hold on to what we have so far in our walk with Christ. Dr. Mitchell speaks of the several different crowns that are recorded in the Scriptures. The Savior also gives 3 promises to the overcomer, the one who comes off victorious from the world. John writes in 1John 5 verse 5 "Who is the one who overcomes the world but the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God?" What assurance, don't you agree!Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev.3:10

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. In Dr. Mitchell resumes our study of the church of Philadelphia. The church in Philadelphia had a door before them which could not be closed. This was the proclamation of the Word of God and the testimony to His Name. Dr. Mitchell challenges us as to our own heart's reality for the person of our Lord Jesus Christ. Is He at the center of our attention, our faith, our affections? Jesus is not a principle, philosophy, a religion or a doctrine. Jesus Christ is a person! A person whom you and I can know one on one. Jesus Himself says, "Come to me.."In Matthew 24, Jesus makes mention of the greatness of the tribulation which is coming upon the whole inhabited earth of earth-dwellers who do not know Christ.The church will not be on the earth during that time, so Dr. Mitchell discusses the differences between every day tribulation and the great tribulation.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation chapter 3 verse 7.

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast is looking at things to come in the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, the last book of the Bible.Welcome to this lesson! Our teacher Dr. John G. Mitchell continues our study in Revelation chapter 3 verse 7. This is the 6th of the 7 churches which the Lord Jesus addresses. This is the church in Philadelphia. This church is the church of the Word of God and of those who did not deny His Name. Christ is the center of their focus.Dr. Mitchell brings out the promise of the savior, found in verse 10, to the church and to you and me. It is the promise of deliverance out of the hour of trial which is coming to test, not the church, but those who dwell on the earth.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 3:7

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast continues our study in Rev. chapter 3 verse 7, the church in Philadelphia. The Lord Jesus describes Himself here as the "holy one, the true one, who has the key of David, who opens and no one will shut, who shuts and no one opens."This church of Philadelphia and the church of Smyrna are the only two churches which have no rebuke from the Savior. In addition, Dr. Mitchell points out that this church in Philadelphia is the only church in which the Lord mentions His word which they kept. They did not deny His name. These words were written to the angel, the messenger of the church. Are you the Lord's messenger who keeps His word and does not deny His name? The Lord has put before you an open door which no one can shut!Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev.3:7.

Rev. 3:2-6 ... The church of Sardis had a reputation for being alive when in fact it was dead, as far as Jesus was concerned. Here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast Dr. Mitchell will speak of the need to go on in the truth, and not to stagnate, but to grow into the full knowledge of the Lord.In verse 3, Dr.Mitchell shows how the savior calls a Christian to individual faithfulness to God's Word. The Savior says,"Remember,then, what you received and heard. Keep it and repent." The Lord is coming soon.Dr. Mitchell comments on the fact that the Lord know the names of those who are His and He will not blot their names out of the book of Life, but just the opposite, He will confess his name before the father and His angels. What an encouragement from the savior for one's eternal security.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 3:2.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.As we continue our study in the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, we are now in chapter 3..the church at Sardis. The Lord again identifies Himself with this statement: "The Words of Him who has the seven spirits of God and the seven stars."As we look at the first 3 verses, we see that the Lord knows about them. His instruction to this church is found in 4 statements. He told them, "Wake up", "strengthen what remains", "remember what you have received" and "keep what you have heard".Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 3 verse 1.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Dr. John G. Mitchell continues our study in the book of Revelation. We are in Chapter 2. This lesson resumes at verse 24 and what the Lord has to say to the remnant of this church in Thyatira.This remnant did not hold to the false idolatrous teaching and did not hold to it. However, they were to hold on to what they had--the truth - the words of the Son of God--until He comes.In verses 26 thru 28, our Lord gives promises.These promises are directed to the individual believer of the remnant who overcomes as one who conquers. Dr. Mitchell gives us details on these verses that elucidate their meanings.Join us here in the book of Revelation chapter 2 verse 24 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our study resumes in Revelation chapter 2 at verse 19 where we find Christ's knowledge of this church of Thyatira. In verses 20 thru 23, we have the Lord's rebuke and judgement against this church who tolerated a certain self-styled woman prophetess. His judgement upon this type of church would be the casting of that false teacher and her children into great tribulation. Then in verses 24 and 25 Dr. Mitchell brings out that there is yet a remnant in this church who do not hold the teaching of the false teacher in that church. It is written in 2 Timothy 2:19, "But God's firm foundation stands, bearing this seal, "the Lord know those who are His" and "Let every one who names the name of the Lord depart from evil". Jesus, having loved His own who were in the world, loved through to the end.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 2:19.

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast is in Rev. chapter 2 beginning at verse 13.Dr. Mitchell will conclude the study on the church of Pergamum and begin with the 4th church, the church of Thyatira. Welcome to this study in the book of the Revelation. In each of the letters to the 7 churches, the Lord Jesus Christ begins with His self identification. In the church of Pergamum, He is the one who has the two-edged sword. Next, in the church of Thyatira, He is the Son of God, the one with eyes like a flame of fire and feet like burnished bronze. Dr. Mitchell goes into depth concerning the savior having eyes like fire and feet like burnished bronze. These speak of the Lord as judging this church with all seriousness. Turn with us to Rev. 2 verse 13 with Dr. Mitchell.

The study of the book of the Revelation continues in chapter 2. You are listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Our teacher, Dr. John G. Mitchell is speaking about the church of Pergamum, the worldly church, joined to the world. This kind of relationship opens the door and gives entrance to false teachings, erroneous doctrines which the Lord says He will come and fight against and those who hold on to them. However, our Lord does commend this church. They held fast His name, that is, they held fast to his eternal deity and they did not deny His faith, both His faithfulness and their faith in Him.Let's join Dr. Mitchell, Rev. chapter 2 verses 12 - 17 in speaking of the church of Pergamum.

The Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast continues our study in Rev. chapter 2 verses 12 thru 16. Dr. Mitchell teaches about the church of Pergamum or Pergamus.This is the third of the seven churches which the Son of God addresses as the one who has the sharp two-edged sword. Dr. Mitchell gives us historical background surrounding this church which led it to be a worldly church. In this church, there were some who were holding to false doctrines. There were two specifically addressed. There was the teaching of Balaam. Also, the teaching of the Nicolaitans. That which had been deeds in Ephesus is now a doctrine in Pergamum. Dr. Mitchell elaborates on these in detail. The Lord would be coming to fight against these false teachings by the sword of His mouth, unless they repented. Let's join Dr. Mitchell in Rev. chapter 2 verse 12.

Our study in the Book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ continues here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We will start this lesson in Rev. chapter 2 verse 12. The Lord is addressing the messenger, the angel of the church of Pergamum who is to relate to this church these words of the Lord Jesus. The Lord identifies Himself as the One who has the sharp two-edged sword. His words penetrate so much so that in verse 16 He says "Therefore repent. If not I will come to you soon and war against them with the sword of my mouth".God uses His Word to wage war against false doctrine within the church. His Word will be heard by the one who has an ear to hear. Let's Join Dr. Mitchell has he teaches about the church of Pergamum, Rev. 2 verses 12 through 13 .

On the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast Dr. John G. Mitchell will speak to us about the church of Smyrna, the suffering and persecuted church. The Lord does not rebuke this church at all but rather He gives this church an encouragement. The Lord who speaks to them identifies Himself as the first and the last who died and came to life. He is the eternal Son of God who died and is now alive forevermore. He is the one who promises the one in this church that he would give to him the crown of life and will not be hurt by the second death. Even the Lord Jesus as judge of the churches gives hope and encouragement, especially to the ones in persecution and suffering. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev. 2 verse 8.

In this lesson, we are in Revelation chapter 2 verses 1-7, where the Lord of the church first of all, tells John to write to the church in Ephesus. You are listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Our teacher, Dr. John G. Mitchell, takes a look at this church in Ephesus as written in these 7 verses.The Lord Himself is the one who holds the seven stars( e.g. is the seven messengers) in his right hand and who walks among the seven golden lamp-stands (e.g. among the seven churches). (Rev.1:20)The Lord Jesus speaks words, both commendations and rebukes to the angel, that is, the messenger of this church. His greatest rebuke is that he has left his first, best love. The greatest commendation is that he hates the deeds of the Nicolaitans which the Lord Himself hates. Here is Dr. Mitchell who will explain these things in this lesson in Rev. 2:1-7.

On the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcastwe are continuing on into Revelation chapter 2 with our teacher Dr. John G. Mitchell.Dr. Mitchell gives us a short overview of the 7 churches found in chapters 2 and 3. He provides Biblical evidence that these 7 churches, although historical, are also a prophetical picture of the history of the church from the beginning until today containing truth for us now.In this lesson we learn about the church at Ephesus, one of the early churches. Dr. Mitchell gives a brief overview of this church as found in the book of Acts. It was one of the Apostle Paul's most taught churches, having spent 3 years there. The Lord has commendations for this church but also finds it lacking in one important aspect. It had lost or abandoned its first love - that love for the Savior Himself. From these words, the Lord challenges us to examine our love for Him.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 2:1.

Welcome to this study in Rev. 1:16-20 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.In verse 16, Dr. Mitchell continues with looking at the character of our Lord Jesus in his moral glory as having a face like the sun shining in full strength.In verse 18, Dr. Mitchell speaks of the savior as the eternal living one who died but is alive forevermore.This our victorious Lord now holds the keys, the authority over death and hades. Death and hades hold no power over the Savior risen from the dead, because death could not hold Him in it's power. Neither will it hold power over those who have trusted in Him. Jesus, having these keys, keeps the doors and gates of death and hades locked so the believer cannot and will not enter but rather He throws open the door of heaven to those who know and trust Him saying "Come up here"!. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Rev.1:16.

On the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast, we are looking at the revelation of the character of the Judge found in Revelation chapter 1 verses 13-16.In verse 13, John see one like the son of man.This one is the Lord Jesus Christ as the glorified savior who is now the judge. Dr. Mitchell explores the character of the Son of Man here in His glorified appearance. Dr. Mitchell speaks of the eyes of our Lord. They're like a flame of fire which speaks of one who is omniscient, one who knows and sees all things in heaven and on earth. He also speaks of Jesus as have a sharp two-edged sword coming out from His mouth. This speaks of the Word of God which Jesus Himself spoke while here on earth. Jesus speaking in John 12:28: "The one who rejects me and does not receive my words has a judge; the word that I have spoken will judge him on the last day". Well here is Dr. Mitchell, Revelation 1:13-16.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We are studying through the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. In this lesson Dr. Mitchell will be exploring Revelation chapter 1 verses 9 - 13.Although John does not identify himself by name in any of the other books he wrote, here John identifies himself with his name. He goes on to write about where he was and why he was there. He was on the island of Patmos. He states two reasons for why he was there. They were because of the Word of God and then also because of the testimony of Jesus. Jesus instructs John to write what he sees in a scroll and to send it to the 7 churches.Let's join Dr. Mitchell in Rev.1:9-13 to find out what John saw.

On the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast we are studying through the Book of Revelation. Welcome once again and thank you for being here with us.The Unchanging Word is in chapter 1 of this book of Revelation. Dr. Mitchell will be speaking to us from verses 7 and 8.In previous lessons we learned 3 things about the person of our savior and 3 things Jesus is doing for us now. Now in verses 7 and 8 we learn of the 3 things Jesus our Lord will be doing in the future. As Dr. Mitchell points out, when Jesus comes again, He will be coming as the eternal Son of God who will judge the earth and the world and those who dwell on it. Let's take our Bibles and turn to the book of Revelation chapter 1 verses 7 and 8 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast we are in the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ which He gave to His angel to show to His bond servants the the things which must quickly come to pass.Welcome to this study in the last book of the Bible, the book of Revelation as written by the beloved Apostle John.In this lesson our teacher, Dr. Mitchell, is in Revelation 1. He is expounding verses 5 and 6. He will speak of this Jesus as the one who is even now today loving us. This same Jesus is the one who freed us from our sins in His own blood.Dr. Mitchell will look in depth at the 3rd thing our Savior has done for us. He has made us a kingdom, priests to His God and Father.Here is Dr. Mitchell with our study, Revelation 1:5-7.

On the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, the last book of the Bible is our focus. Welcome! We trust that the Unchanging Word is bringing you blessing and spiritual understanding in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Do please pray for us in these days as well as for this radio station for these Bible studies which you hear.In this lesson Dr. Mitchell explores in depth Revelation chapter 1 verses 5 & 6. He speaks of the 3 things that are true of the person of Jesus Christ, and 3 things which Jesus has done for you and me.In this book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to Him, we will hear a great deal about our Lord, the Lamb of God.Let's open our Bibles to Revelation chapter 1 verse 5 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We are studying the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ which God gave to Him to show to His servants the things which must quickly come to pass.Dr. Mitchell begins our study in verses 1-5 of the book of Revelation chapter 1. He shows us how the Lord Himself gives John, in verse 19, the three divisions for the logical outline of this book.Dr. Mitchell covers the salutation of John beginning in verse 4. In speaking of the Savior in verses 5-8, He shows us 3 things about His person, 3 things of His work for us and 3 things of what Jesus is going to do in the future.Take your Bible and turn with us to the book of the Revelation to begin today's lesson with Dr. Mitchell beginning in Revelation 1 verse 4.

The book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ is a prophecy of actual things to come. In this lesson on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Dr. John G. Mitchell begins an exposition of this book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.Welcome to the beginning of this study in the one last book of the Bible. This book is written by the Apostle John, as he himself says in Rev. 1:4 and 9. "John to the seven churches" and "I, John, yourbrother.."Dr. Mitchell will in this lesson give a short overview of the writings of the Apostle John, who is the author of not only this prophecy but also of his Gospel and the three Epistles of John. Next, Dr. Mitchell goes on to give us a short bird's eye view of this book of the the Revelation itself. So, lets open our Bible to Revelation chapter 1 here with Dr. John G. Mitchell.

We trust this series on the Biblical Passion of Christ and His Resurrection is a great encouragement to you. John's presentation and purpose of the Resurrection and appearing of Jesus Christ is that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and that believing we may have life in His name. Thank you for being here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.We are now in the 21st and last chapter of the Gospel of John. Dr. Mitchell notes that in this chapter, the Lord Jesus is revealed as the great and chief shepherd of His people. In this chapter, the Apostle John writes that this is the 3rd time Jesus appeared to His disciples after His resurrection. Please note, that here in chapter 21, there are only 7 of the 11 disciples. They are no longer in Jerusalem but have now traveled 100 miles back up north to a shore on the sea of Galilee. The disciples have now gone back to fishing, their old business.The focus in this additional chapter is the Lord Jesus, Peter and John. Jesus has an individual purpose for each of them. Jesus has a distinct purpose for each of His followers, both you and for me.Here is Dr. Mitchell, John 21:1.

We trust this series on the Biblical Passion of Christ and His Resurrection is a great encouragement to you. John's presentation of the Resurrection and appearing of Jesus Christ is that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and that believing we may have life in His name.Thank you for being here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.--------------------The focus is John 20 verses 19-29.As Jesus appears to His disciples, Dr. Mitchell shows that these disciples had great joy and great peace. Jesus gave them a personal temporary experience of the Holy Spirit whom they were to permanently receive on the day of Pentecost. In 1 Cor.15:45 it written of Adam that he became a living soul, whereas of Jesus it is written that He became a life giving Spirit.However, Thomas was not present when Jesus first appeared and he missed a meeting with the Lord.Dr. Mitchell states that unbelief dictates terms to God before believing. But here, the Lord Jesus accepted Thomas' terms and showed him His hands and side. Upon this, Thomas declared the Lord Jesus Christ as His Lord and His God. What a gracious and understanding savior ..this Jesus, this Lord!Here is Dr. Mitchell, John 20:19-29.

Let's join Dr. Mitchell as we continue our special study on the Biblical Passion of Christ and His resurrection with this introduction. Our study today on the Unchanging Word continues in John chapter 20 at verse 19. Dr. Mitchell continues on the theme of Christ as the victorious One. Our Lord Jesus arose physically from the dead in the identical body in which He was crucified and buried. In verses 19-23, Jesus appears to ten of His remaining disciples who had gathered together with doors closed because of fear of the Jews. Thomas was not there at this meeting. Jesus showed them His hands and His side and these disciples were glad. Jesus now commissions them for service and they experienced the Holy Spirit from the Lord Jesus to proclaim forgiveness of sins. Have you received the forgiveness of your sins from Jesus Christ? He really does grant a very real forgiveness. As you thank Him for His forgiveness personally, you can receive it right now. Do this now.Let's join Dr. Mitchell, John 20:19-23.

As we continue the Biblical Passion of Christ in His resurrection and appearing, we will hear of Mary Magdalene, Peter and John and their first reactions to the empty tomb where Jesus had been laid.It is interesting to note that Peter and John had not yet understood the Scripture that their Messiah, Jesus, must rise from the dead. Mary Magdalene is especially precious in this passage as she encounters the risen Lord, not knowing that He was Jesus.Let's join Dr. Mitchell as we continue our study on the Biblical Passion of Christ and His resurrection with this introduction. -----------------On the Unchanging Word Bible study, Dr. Mitchell will be speaking about Mary Magdalene. We are in John chapter 20 beginning at verse 13.Here, We see Mary weeping in sorrow when two angels ask her a question. After this she then turns to see someone else who then asks her two more questions. She responds by not answering these questions, but asking where he had put the body of Jesus. Jesus speaks her name, and immediately she recognizes His voice. Dr. Mitchell brings out the fact we who know Jesus as savior are joined to a risen savior. From now on we do not know Jesus according to the flesh per se, but we know the Lord Jesus Christ who is risen, ascended to His Father and our Father, to His God and our God and now glorified at God's right hand. Open your Bible to John 20 verse 13 with our teacher Dr. Mitchell.

We conclude the Biblical Passion of Christ with the resurrection and appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ on the third day. Dr. Mitchell presents the beginning and early morning of the resurrection day.Our hope is that you will have been encouraged that we have a living Savior, the Living Son of God.Thank you for being with us on this special Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.We begin in John chapter 20.In this chapter, Dr. Mitchell will speak of Jesus as the victorious one. Jesus is risen from the dead. Johnrecords of Mary Magdalene alone, while the other gospels record the presence of other women, also.John also, goes into detail about Peter and John himself racing to see the empty tomb. John saw and believed, but as yet they did not understand the Scripture about Jesus' resurrection. They then went back home.Dr. Mitchell goes on to present the doctrinal importance of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. He emphasizes that this resurrection is physical not merely spiritual.Jesus appeared to Mary Magdalene and with His familiar voice called her by name, and she recognized His voice. Do you remember how Jesus says, My sheep hear my voice in John 10? Turn with us to John 20 verse 1 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.

Welcome once again to the ⁠Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast This is the 43rd installment of the Ambassador ⁠Weekend review with our teacher Dr. John G. Mitchell. Dr. Michell finishes the Ambassador Weekend review series with John 11. Here we see and hear Jesus, the one who is the Resurrection and the Life. It needs to be stated that The Resurrection is first of all a Person, Our Lord Jesus Christ, who is the Resurrection and the Life.Secondly, the Resurrection is an event, an historical event. And many and only those who believed in Jesus before his death were eyewitnesses to the risen Christ. Dr. Mitchell finishes his overview series of the Ambassador Review with the book of John.Here we have taken a look at Jesus our Savior, the Word Who Was in the Beginning and Who was with God and Who is God. This is in accordance with John's purpose in writing his gospel which is 'that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and that believing, you may have life in His name.'Here is Dr. Mitchell in John 11 and Jesus the Resurrection and the Life.

. Join us for this very special season here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast as we look at the Savior on the Cross.We continue the study of the Gospel of John chapter 19 starting at verse 25 with Dr. John G. Mitchell here on the Unchanging Word Bible study.Our study today looks at Jesus on the cross speaking with Mary, His mother and the beloved disciple. Here Jesus takes care of His own. Not only this, but Dr. Mitchell describes here how every Scripture prophetically given about Jesus, He literally fulfills. The apostle John is also an eyewitness of Jesus fulfillment of Scripture as he says in verses 35 and 36.Now, Jesus' words in verse 30 "It is finished" meaning "paid in full", comprises the complete fulfillment of all that was literally written for Him at His first coming, especially here with His death on the cross. So, how much more when He comes again, for His own -- literally?Turn with us in your Bible to John 19 verse 25 with Dr. Mitchell.

We are taking a look at the Biblical Passion of Christ as recorded in the Gospel of John, chapters 18 and 19. This is a very special season here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. Thank you for being here with us.The Unchanging Word Bible study with Dr. John G. Mitchell is in John 19 verses 13-24 for this lesson and we Welcome you! As Dr. Mitchell walks us through this chapter, we see Jesus delivered over to be crucified. At it was 9:00 in the morning when Pilate said to the Jews, "Behold Your King." Jesus having been led out, was crucified between two thieves, He Himself in the center.Dr. Mitchell emphasizes that wherever you find Jesus He is always the center. Dr. Mitchell will point us to the Word of God where five times, Jesus is the center of attraction. Is He the focus of your attention when you read the Word? Is He at the center of your life? Good questions for each of us.Now, let's turn to John 19 verse 13 with Dr. Mitchell speaking of the centrality of our Lord Jesus Christ.

This week continues a look at the Biblical Passion of Christ as recorded in the Gospel of John, chapters 18 and 19. Join us for this very special season here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.On the Unchanging Word Bible Study, Dr. John G. Mitchell begins in John chapter 18:38.The Jewish leaders had already decided in advance the verdict before the evidence was in concerning Jesus the Christ. They said in verse 7, they had a "law" and according to "our law", he ought to die. God's divine revelation of Himself and of the Messiah in the Scriptures had now become for them merely a law book and that wrongly understood.Dr. Mitchell places before us the fact that Jesus cannot be ignored. A person has to make a decision about Him. Have you decided for Him? Is He worthy of your trust? Is He the center of your attraction? He loves you and on the basis of the Word of God, He will never reject you. So, come to Him who is able to give you life and that eternally which will never pass away.Let's join Dr. Mitchell in John 18:38.

This week begins a look at the Biblical Passion of Christ as recorded in the Gospel of John, chapters 18 and 19. Join us for this very special season here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.The Unchanging Word Bible Study continues in John 18 beginning at verse 19. Our study will be looking at Jesus as He is tried before the Jewish High Priest, and then Pontius Pilate the governor.Dr. Mitchell brings out the different basis on which Jesus was tried. Before the religious court of the Jews, it was the issue of His person and His claims "Is He God? the Messiah of God"?. And before the worldly political and civil court of Pilate, the issue of Jesus' character, "What evil has He done"? and political issue, "Are you a King?"Jesus stood in the integrity of His person as God in the flesh as well as in the steadfastness of His sinless character. In doing so, He actually puts the religious and the political rulers of the world on trial. Turn to John 18:19 and join us in hearing the truth of the Unchanging Word with Dr. Mitchell.