a11:17
b1:4
d11:18
ePs 2
fRev 22:12
gJohn 1:12
h20:31
iJohn 3:16-20
jRev 20:15
k11:14

‏ Revelation of John 11:17-18

11:17  a The thanksgiving prayer describes God as the one who is and who always was; the description “is still to come” (see 1:4  b, 8  c) no longer applies, because in this scene eternity has come and God has begun to reign.
11:18  d The nations were filled with wrath when they refused to do as God commanded (see Ps 2  e). But things will now be different because God’s wrath has come. God will reward his holy people (see Rev 22:12  f) with new life as his children (see John 1:12  g; 20:31  h).

• fear your name: God’s name implies his nature; fearing God’s name means accepting who he is (see thematic note for Fear of the Lord at end of chapter).

• The end of the age will be the time to destroy those who have not accepted God’s love (see John 3:16-20  i). They will go into the lake of fire (Rev 20:15  j). This doom of God’s enemies is the third and final terror (11:14  k).
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