The Second Coming Of Messiah Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel

Summary

This script explores the symbolic and prophetic aspects of Jesus Christ's first and second comings, drawing on references from the book of Revelation. It contrasts Jesus' humble first coming as the 'Word of God' with his future return as the 'King of Kings' and 'Lord of Lords,' where he will execute justice and judgment. The script emphasizes the transformative shift from mercy in the first coming to justice in the second, urging humanity to understand the profound power and authority of Christ. It also challenges misconceptions about the nature of Christ and his role in salvation and judgment.

Takeaways

• 😀 The three names of Jesus in Revelation 19:12-16 reflect His divinity, mercy, and authority: a hidden name, the Word of God, and King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
• 😀 Jesus' first coming was marked by mercy, healing, and forgiveness, while His second coming will be defined by judgment and divine justice.
• 😀 The hidden name of Jesus represents His divine nature before His incarnation, known only to Him and the heavenly beings.
• 😀 The title 'Word of God' refers to Jesus as the Logos, revealed during His first coming to bring salvation and mercy to humanity.
• 😀 At His second coming, Jesus will be acknowledged as the sovereign ruler by the entire world, not just the Church, as He judges the kings of the earth.
• 😀 The angel in Revelation, standing in the sun, symbolizes the confrontation between Christ and the Antichrist, marking the beginning of Christ's final judgment.
• 😀 The 'Supper of the Great God' will involve the judgment of those who rejected Christ, with birds gathering to feast on the flesh of the wicked.
• 😀 The difference between mercy (first coming) and justice (second coming) highlights the shift from salvation to judgment.
• 😀 The second coming will be marked by Christ’s power and authority, where He will defeat the Antichrist and all opposition effortlessly.
• 😀 Christians must cultivate a personal, intimate relationship with Jesus, as mere religious identity is insufficient for salvation.

Q & A

What are the three names mentioned in Revelation 19:12-16?

The three names are: 1) A name known only to Him, referring to His divinity before His Incarnation. 2) The Word of God, revealed during His first coming as the Logos. 3) King of Kings and Lord of Lords, revealed in His second coming when He will be acknowledged by all as the supreme ruler.

What does the name 'A name known only to Him' signify in the script?

'A name known only to Him' refers to the divine nature of Jesus Christ before He became human. This name is not revealed to humanity but is understood in Heaven, symbolizing the hidden and eternal aspects of His divinity.

What is the significance of the name 'The Word of God'?

'The Word of God' refers to Jesus Christ as the Logos, revealed during His first coming. This name highlights His role in spreading mercy, healing, and salvation. It connects to the Gospel of John, where Jesus is described as the Logos, or divine Word, who was with God and was God.

What role does 'The Word of God' play in Jesus' first coming?

'The Word of God' in Jesus' first coming brought mercy, healing, and forgiveness. He performed miracles such as healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, and forgiving sins, all of which demonstrated His divine mercy.

How does the script differentiate between the first and second coming of Christ?

The first coming of Christ was centered on mercy, healing, and salvation, where He came as the humble Lamb of God. The second coming will be focused on justice and judgment, where Christ will return as the powerful Lion of Judah to enforce God's divine law.

Who is John the Baptist compared to in the script, and what was his role?

John the Baptist is compared to Elijah in the script. He came in the spirit of Elijah, fulfilling the prophecy that Elijah would precede the Lord’s coming. His role was to prepare the way for Jesus, calling people to repentance and challenging the injustice of rulers.

What does the angel standing in the sun symbolize in the second coming?

The angel standing in the sun symbolizes the challenge to the Antichrist, who represents the ultimate worldly power and deception. The 'sun' here signifies the Antichrist’s role as the world’s false ruler, and the angel precedes Christ’s return to bring judgment.

What is the 'Supper of the Great God' mentioned in the script?

The 'Supper of the Great God' is a grim event described in Revelation 19, where the birds of the sky will feast on the flesh of those who rejected Christ. It contrasts with the joyful 'Marriage Supper of the Lamb' and symbolizes the divine judgment at Christ's second coming.

What does the script suggest about the relationship between mercy and judgment in Jesus' two comings?

In His first coming, Jesus came with mercy, offering salvation and forgiveness. However, in His second coming, He will return to bring judgment, executing divine justice without mercy, as the law has no mercy once it is broken.

What is the script's message about the power of Satan compared to Jesus?

The script asserts that Satan, despite deceiving many, holds no true power compared to Jesus Christ. When Christ returns, Satan will be utterly defeated, showing that no force can stand against the authority of Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.