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Series –

The Apocalyptic Letters
8
Articles in this Series
The Apocalyptic Letters – Introduction
Revelation 2-3 There are three ways in which these letters, recorded in Revelation 2 and 3, may be considered: (i) as written to seven actual churches existing in John’s day and representative of the …
E W Rogers
1970 Volume 21 Issue 2
Study
Ephesus
REVELATION 2. 1-7 The beginning of the Christian work of God in this city is recounted in Acts 18. 19 to 19. 20. There are many additional allusions to it in Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church which…
E W Rogers
1970 Volume 21 Issue 3
Study
Smyrna
Persecution has characterized the history of the church from its very beginning. Peter, John and Stephen were its early victims, and the saints, Acts 8. i, as well as Paul and his companions, were lat…
E W Rogers
1970 Volume 21 Issue 4
Exposition
Pergamos
As we have already seen, the Lord presents Himself to each church in a manner appropriate to its condition and His intention of action. Hence here He has the “sharp sword with two edges” with which He…
E W Rogers
1970 Volume 21 Issue 5
Exposition
Thyatira
It is little wonder that when the world patronizes the church, the state of the professing system becomes worse. Whenever there is departure from the simple ways that be in Christ, there is bound to b…
E W Rogers
1970 Volume 21 Issue 6
Exposition
Sardis
The chief thing that marked this church was a lifeless profession, a denial of what was professed. The church had a name to live, but it was actually dead. Its reputation belied its state. Its charact…
E W Rogers
1971 Volume 22 Issue 1
Exposition
Philadelphia
To this church the Lord presents Himself as irresistibly Sovereign. He is “true" to all that His name in every aspect implies and he has the royal key of David; He possesses sovereign rights on earth …
E W Rogers
1971 Volume 22 Issue 2
Exposition
Laodicea
This is the last of the letters to the seven churches. Many more churches existed than these seven in John’s day, but the Spirit selected these seven as representing seven conditions which may be foun…
E W Rogers
1971 Volume 22 Issue 3
Exposition
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