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Revelation 7:15&16
"15 Therefore are they before the throne of God, and serve Him day and night in His temple: and He that sitteth on the throne shall dwell among them.
16 They shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more; neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat."

The saints endured "great tribulation." They have been purified and justified through the atoning work of Christ. Their suffering is a distant memory as they are standing before the Lamb and waving palm branches, a gesture of celebration and victory. Here we get a glimpse of the ultimate triumph and joy that awaits us for remaining faithful to GOD.

In heaven, we are with GOD. We will be in the shelter of His throne. God will protect us and provide for us. We will be caught up in worshiping Him day and night. Our generous GOD keeps giving even in the afterlife. The tribulations of life will be over. Jesus told us to not be afraid. We study His life and get inspired by His perseverance. We are in awe of His VICTORY! Through our own baptism we die and rise with Him. Our cup is OVERFLOWING with HIS mercy and love. Nothing can separate us from the Love of Christ. Keep your "eyes" on Jesus. He is our key. Hold on to the word of our Lord. We need a HIS vision. The End is the beginning!!!
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