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MWUTT 44: How Does John Describe the Last Judgment – Rev 6:9-17
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In our 44th episode of "Men Who Understood the Times," we discuss: How does John describe the Last Judgment – Rev 6:9-17
- Who are souls who had been slaughtered under the altar
- Why do the martyrs call for vengeance
- Why are the martyrs told to rest a little longer
- Describe the destruction of the earth and universe
- Why is it important that God bring his justice upon the persecutors of the Church
- Who is able to stand
- What does this vision mean for the Christian Church
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- Pastor Michael Zarling
Welcome to our episode of Men Who Understood the Times. I'm Michael with Zach and Andy. And apologies for getting this episode out late. We recorded it almost a week ago, and then we lost it, e- either due to operator error or demons. So it was one of those two. Uh, so now we're-
- Pastor Andy Mueller
It could have also been age. Age, Mike.
- Pastor Michael Zarling
Yes. Well, that goes with operator error. Uh, so, uh, we are re-recording, uh, Revelation chapter 6. And our disclaimer is we're not talking for, uh, our churches or our church body, uh, nor the Lutheran theologians that have gone before us, like Papa Miller or Becker or Lenski or maybe even for ourselves sometimes. So, uh, Zach, what are you drinking this afternoon?
- Pastor Zachary VonDeylen
I have a new kind of soda, Olipop. It is a prebiotic soda, so it's good for your gut and digestion. It's only, uh, two grams of added sugar, but it, it tastes like a normal soda. Uh, so you gotta ditch the Mountain Dew, ditch the A&W Root Beer, and get yourself an Olipop.
- Pastor Michael Zarling
Andy, what are you drinking?
- Pastor Andy Mueller
Well, since Zach is repping the brand without a sponsorship, I, too, thought I'd rep a brand without a sponsorship, and that is Liquid Death. Liquid Death, kill... Or actually, murder your thirst. This looks like something nefarious, but it's actually just sparkling water that tastes really, really good. And, uh, my wife and I don't splurge on this kind of thing, but for a special occasion yesterday, somebody got me this as a gift. So really thankful and, uh, gonna give it a shot today.
- Pastor Michael Zarling
Yeah. And mine is made directly from God. It's just sparkling water, uh, right out of the tap with, with some ice. Uh, so I am-
- Pastor Andy Mueller
H- had you asked me, Mike-
- Pastor Michael Zarling
I am running down-
- Pastor Andy Mueller
Had you asked-
- Pastor Michael Zarling
Yeah
- Pastor Andy Mueller
... had you asked me, I would have given you living water.
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