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Do not be afraid of the suffering thou art to undergo. Before long, the devil will throw some of you into prison, to have your faith tested there, and for ten days you shall be in sore distress. Keep faith with me to the point of death, and I will crown thee with life. (Revelation 2, 10)
I know well in what a place thou dwellest, a place where Satan sits enthroned. And yet thou art true to my name, and hast not disowned thy faith in me. Such in former times was Antipas, who bore me faithful witness, and was put to death in Satan’s dwelling-place, your city. (Revelation 2, 13)
I know of all thy doings, thy faith, thy love, thy generosity, thy endurance, how in these last days thou art more active than at first. (Revelation 2, 19)
And her children I will kill outright, so that all the churches may know me for one who probes the innermost heart, and will repay each of you what his deeds have earned. But I say to you, (Revelation 2, 23)
to herd them like sheep with a crook of iron, breaking them in pieces like earthenware;✻ (Revelation 2, 27)
And to the church’s angel at Sardis write thus: A message to thee from him who bears the seven spirits of God, and the seven stars: I know of all thy doings, how thou dost pass for a living man, and all the while art a corpse. (Revelation 3, 1)
Thou hast kept true to my lesson of endurance, and I will keep thee safe from the hour of trial which is soon to fall upon the whole world, for the testing of all who dwell on the earth. (Revelation 3, 10)
Being what thou art, lukewarm, neither cold nor hot, thou wilt make me vomit thee out of my mouth. (Revelation 3, 16)
I am rich, thou sayest, I have come into my own; nothing, now, is wanting to me. And all the while, if thou didst but know it, it is thou who art wretched, thou who art to be pitied. Thou art a beggar, blind and naked; (Revelation 3, 17)
But there was no one in heaven, or on earth, or under the earth, who could open the scroll and have sight of it. (Revelation 5, 3)
Then I saw, in the midst, where the throne was, amid the four figures and the elders, a Lamb standing upright, yet slain (as I thought) in sacrifice. He had seven horns, and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God, that go out to do his bidding everywhere on earth. (Revelation 5, 6)
And now it was a new hymn they sang, Thou, Lord, art worthy to take up the book and break the seals that are on it. Thou wast slain in sacrifice; out of every tribe, every language, every people, every nation thou hast ransomed us with thy blood and given us to God.✻ (Revelation 5, 9)
