Revelation 2:28 – How do we reconcile Jesus promising the “morning star” here with Isaiah 14:12’s use of the same term for Lucifer, and does it pose a biblical inconsistency? Who is the …

Revelation 2:28 in all English translations. Revelation 1. Revelation 3. King James Version (KJV) Public Domain. Bible Gateway Recommends. KJV, Value Thinline Bible, Large Print, Red …

What does Revelation 2:28 mean? This continues Jesus' encouragement to the "overcomers"—those who endure and withstand persecution and hardship— in the church at …

Revelation 2:28. To “grant the morningstar” (a characteristically loose usage of δίδωμι) means, not to invest him with its glory, nor to give him possession of Christ himself, but (so Bleek, after …

2016年10月31日 · The short answer is that "star" was an interpolation in Revelation 2:28, Revelation 22:16 and in 2 Peter 1:19--it is NOT present in the proposed original text, which …

“The adjective ‘of the morning’ suggests unfading, glorious brilliance both for Jesus in Rev. 22:16, and here [Rev. 2:28] for us. The Victorious King Jesus is the brilliant Morning Star in royal …

Revelation 2:28. the morning start . . The morning star is the planet Venus, which signals the coming of a new day. Here it refers to the promise of resurrection at Christ’s return (Revelation …

1. How does the promise of the morning star in Revelation 2:28 encourage you in your current spiritual journey? 2. In what ways can you see the presence of Christ, the "morning star," …

Wesley's Notes for Revelation 2:28. 2:28 I will give him the morning star - Thou, O Jesus, art the morning star! O give thyself to me! Then will I desire no sun, only thee, who art the sun also. …

What does Revelation 2:28 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of the Bible.