Revelation 14 - 16

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In this segment of his discussion on Revelation, Steve Gregg delves into the symbolism of chapter 14, which follows the previously discussed period of 42 months or 1260 days. He notes that the group referred to as the "ones not defiled" are likely Christian Jews who have remained faithful to God. Gregg also references Hebrews 12, which mentions Mount Zion, and explains that the 144,000 are the "firstfruits" of believers in Christ. Ultimately, Gregg's analysis focuses on the idea that through faith and a righteous spirit, believers can be spared from the plagues and destruction mentioned in Revelation.
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