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  • Glenda Booth on Revelation 11:8 - 4 years ago
    How can revelation chapter 11 verse8 says christ was crucified at. And John 19 verse 17 says it was Golgotha why the difference
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 11:8 - 4 years ago
    Glenda, the reference to Jerusalem ("street of that great City": Rev 11:8) is also made to the wicked city of Sodom ( Gen 13:13) & wicked country of Egypt ( Ezek 23:3; Ex 3:7 ff). This was the state of Jerusalem, for their wickedness not only by the Jewish leaders, but also in the sufferings & death of the Blessed Saviour. Then in Jn 19:17, the reference to Golgotha (place of a skull). Golgotha was in the vicinity of Jerusalem at a skull shaped hill; the Bible also calls this place, Calvary ( Lk 23:33). So there is no difference in these portions of Scripture - it is just the different names given to it & also figuratively refers to Sodom & Egypt.
  • R MacKenzie - In Reply on Revelation 11 - 4 years ago
    Remember...Revelation is mostly symbolic... So, the verse is not saying Jesus was Crucified in Sodom, nor Egypt. However, during this time in history, when the word of GOD, was rejected, like during the French Revolution, the word of GOD was thrown out. The people rejected the WORD, the church and anything connected to it.

    Many believers were killed or suffered at the hands of those that rejected GOD'S word. Since the devil cannot get to CHRIST, he attacks Christ through attacking CHRIST'S people. What was the state of France at that time?

    1) They had the mindset of Pharoah: "Who is the Lord that I should obey him?"

    2) The nation was in a state of COMPLETE licentiousness and sexual immorality

    The enemy birthed All sorts of "isms" during this time: Atheism, Darwinism, Communism, Socalism... Bottomless Pit Ideologies. People rejected GOD and this was the result..but 3 1/2 years later they recanted.

    This can be supported historically. D'Aubigne's History of the Reformation.



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