Revelation 10:6
Assamese - 2019 (ইণ্ডিয়ান ৰিভাইচ ভাৰচন (IRV) আচামিচ - 2019)
আকাশমণ্ডল আৰু তাত যি যি আছে, পৃথিৱী আৰু তাত যি যি আছে, সাগৰ আৰু তাতো যি যি আছে, সেই সকলোৰে সৃষ্টিকৰ্ত্তা চিৰকাল জীয়াই থকা যি জনা, সেই জীৱন্ত জনাৰ নাম লৈ তেওঁ শপত খালে যে, “আৰু পলম নহ’ব৷
What Does This Mean?
This verse describes a powerful being swearing by God who lives forever and created everything in the universe, including heaven, earth, and sea, emphasizing that time will come to an end.
Explained for Children
Imagine if someone as strong as Superman promised something using the name of the one who made all the things you see around you, like your toys and trees. He's saying that there won't be any more 'later' or 'tomorrow'.
Historical Background
Revelation was written by John, likely around AD 95 to early Christian communities in Asia Minor facing persecution. The text reflects the apocalyptic genre common in Jewish writings of the time.
Living It Out Today
Consider planning your day without worrying about future deadlines or past regrets. Focus on living each moment fully, knowing that eternity is coming and our actions now matter greatly.
Topics
creationtimeeternityswearing oathsapocalypsedivine promises
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is swearing in Revelation 10:6?
The angel who holds a little book swears by God, emphasizing the seriousness and certainty of what he is saying.
What does 'there should be time no longer' imply?
This phrase suggests that when the events described in Revelation come to pass, our concept of linear time as we know it will end, leading into eternity.
How is this verse relevant today?
It encourages us to live with an eternal perspective, focusing on doing what is right and preparing for the future eternal state promised in God's word.
What does Revelation 10:6 teach about creation?
The verse reaffirms that God created everything, highlighting His sovereignty over all aspects of existence, from heaven to earth.