Revelation 22:4
Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Charles H. Spurgeon
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- Spurgeon - Verse Expositions - Revelation 22:4
Revelation 22:4. And they shall see his face:
What a happy blending - service and communion - the hands busy, but the eves ravished with the wondrous sight of the face of God! Thou shalt see his face. If any of us could see the face of God on earth, no doubt we should die. The vision would be too bright for us. When one heard this.
one of the greatest saints, he said, "Then let me see it and die," and I do not wonder that he said so, for the sight of God, even should we die here, must still be perpetual, and it would make us live again. "They shall see his face."
Revelation 22:4. And his name shall be in their foreheads,
Their faces made like God’s face, then - his name, his character, reflected on their brows - is not this worth having?