The Bible Isn't Hard

It really isn’t. The whole Bible can be explained.

You know that question you’ve always had, the one no one could ever answer? It doesn’t matter what it is. It has a simple answer and I’ll show you how to find it.

This is better than the Da Vinci Code, better than numerology, better than gnostic secrets. This reveals Truth that makes sense to you.

You can have satisfying answers to questions everyone tells you can’t be answered. All you have to do is ask the obvious questions.

Revelation 5:6 (KJ21) And I beheld, and lo, in the midst of the throne and the four living beings, and in the midst of the elders, stood a Lamb as it had been slain, having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits of God, sent forth into all the earth.

Let’s face it. This is weird. Like most of Revelation, it’s a freaky image that honestly doesn’t make any sense. Obviously there has never been a lamb that had seven eyes on it.

If you take it alone, as most students do, you can spend years studying it and never know what it really is saying. But if you use the rest of the Bible to explain it, it’s easy!

Zechariah 3:9 (KJ21) For behold the stone that I have laid before Joshua: upon one stone shall be seven eyes...

This is equally strange, but helpful because it’s the exact same image. It’s the same because neither stones nor lambs should have seven eyes. Ever.

But let’s add these verses together. Suppose that, rather than being isolated and disconnected versions, these are two parts of a puzzle piece God hid in random places in the Bible.

Everyone knows Jesus is the lamb of God (John 1:36). Everyone also knows that Jesus is our rock (1 Corinthians 10:4). So if we put these facts to use, then Revelation is saying that Jesus has seven eyes.

But that’s not much better, as answers go. Picturing Jesus with seven eyes is still pretty weird!

So what does it mean?

In that first verse, it went on to tell us that these seven eyes (of Jesus) were “the seven Spirits of God”. What does that mean? Again, we just have to look for other examples of that phrase in the Bible...

Revelation 4:5 (KJ21) And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices. And there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God;

This tells us seven spirits are the same as the seven lamps of fire. So we go to where the Bible talks about them!

Revelation 1:20 (KJ21) ...the seven stars are the angels of the seven churches, and the seven candlesticks which thou sawest are the seven churches.

So the candlesticks are churches, and the seven stars are angels. That’s fine, but that doesn’t help us — at least, not until we put them together with another verse:

Hebrews 1:7 (KJ21) And of the angels He saith, “Who maketh His angels spirits and His ministers a flame of fire.”

With this, you can see that the connection between candlesticks and stars is the flame on top of the candle! After all, doesn’t it look a little bit like a star?

See how easy this is? You just ask the obvious questions, and take it one step at a time. But I promised you a method to get real, satisfying answers — and honestly, seeing seven angels on Jesus is just a little better than seeing seven eyes on a lamb!

This method of studying the Bible allows you to go much, much deeper than anyone has ever gone into the Bible, to explain some really hard things.

2 Chronicles 16:9 (KJ21) For the eyes of the LORD run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose heart is perfect toward Him...

Before, if I told you this was talking about angels, you’d have thought I was crazy! You would have assumed — logically enough — that God’s “eyes” were two literal eyes.

But now that we know those seven eyes are the seven spirits, which are the seven flames on the candlestick, which are the seven archangels who work directly under Jesus, this makes a lot more sense!

Zechariah 4:10 (KJ21) ...they shall rejoice and shall see the plummet in the hand of Zerubbabel with those seven. They are the eyes of the LORD, which run to and fro through the whole earth.”

This makes us look very differently at every scripture that uses the word “eyes” in the Bible — even when the number is not specified. For example [brackets are mine]:

Psalm 34:15 (KJ21) The [seven] eyes of the LORD are upon the righteous, and His ears are open unto their cry.

Proverbs 15:3 (KJ21) The [seven] eyes of the LORD are in every place, beholding the evil and the good.

Because now we know that when God says the eyes of God, He doesn’t mean two eyes, but seven angels!

You could never have understood that from reading ANY one of those verses. You have to read them all together and compare them to find the complete answer — and then see what new Truth that answer reveals!

But when you put these answers all together, it reveals an even deeper, more fundamental truth!

Ok, so it’s interesting that when the Bible says “eyes of God”, it’s actually talking about the seven archangels. It’s cool, but hardly life-changing.

I promised you real depth of understanding here, and this is what I’m about to do — give you an idea of how deep you can really go. So read...

Daniel 4:13-17 ...behold, a watcher and an holy one came down from heaven; He cried aloud, and said [the curse on Nebuchadnezzar] ... This matter is by the decree of the watchers, and the demand by the word of the holy ones...

Notice that here, instead of calling these the eyes of God, it uses the term “watchers”. Why? Well, what does an “eye” do? It WATCHES! See how intuitive God’s symbols are?

But why does God have all these different symbols for angels? What do “eyes”, “flames”, and “stars” have in common?

Luke 11:34 The light of the body is the eye...

See how easily the Bible explains its own symbols! You just have to ask the obvious questions!

The one thing that every symbol for an angel has in common... is light! Every single one of those symbols is a source of LIGHT! Even the eye — for how else would the body receive light!

And what does light do? Psalms 119:105, 130. And what are angels supposed to do? Hebrews 1:14. The word “angel” literally means “messenger”! And a messenger from God should bring only light! It is the light of God’s church, the eyes of the body of Christ!

And now go back to Revelation 1:20; each of these candlesticks represented A CHURCH. And on top of that church — invisibly leading it — is an angel.

And the messages in Revelation 2-3 are addressed to those angels — to the seven stars on TOP of the candlestick!

God used all of these different symbols because each, in a way, pictured an angel; God uses angels to watch mankind, hence they are an “eye”. They are messengers of God, light-bringers to the world — thus, picturing them as a star, flame, hot coal, etc., makes sense.

But the root meaning, from which all these symbols are derived, is light. Do you see how that takes a bunch of random symbols and strange prophecies and makes sense out of them?

And this is only one tiny chain, one tiny set of matching symbols. The Bible is literally woven out of these sorts of threads! I can show you dozens of cooler ones!

Try to imagine how much you can understand this way.

Think bigger.

It’s all there. It’s all easy.

The Bible was meant to be understood by anyone, and everyone.

You don’t have to be a scholar, you don’t have to speak Hebrew or Greek.

You only have to “have ears to hear” what God said. Really, you just have to listen (Mark 4:23).

These are simple things. Anyone can do them. You can understand the Bible like few in history have ever understood it!

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