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Revelation: The Last Book Of The Bible
Revelation is the very last book of the Bible. Revelation says that every eye will see Jesus when He returns on the clouds to earth. It also gives us warning and tells us about the end times, and right before Jesus returns to take all of the followers of Him back to Heaven. Revelation warns us about the beast of the sea, beast of the earth, and plagues.
Jesus says I am the Alpha and Omega, meaning I am the beginning and the end. We are told that Jesus holds the keys to death. There is a lot of importance in no matter what Satan does, Christians are to stay true to Jesus. Those who live according to God's word and follow Him will be able to go back to Heaven with Jesus when He comes back to the earth on clouds as the trumpets blow. Nobody knows
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