The Book of Revelation 11:1-14

Summary

The sermon explores Revelation 11:1-14, focusing on the symbolic meaning of measuring the temple of God as representing the preservation of God's people, particularly the Jewish remnant. It discusses the identity and role of the two witnesses, likely Moses and Elijah, who prophesy for 1,260 days before being killed by the beast, symbolizing opposition to God's faithful. The message emphasizes the ongoing spiritual conflict and God's protection of His elect until their testimony is complete, culminating in their resurrection and ascension. The sermon contrasts premillennial and amillennial views, highlighting the significance of the Jewish people and the Gentiles in end-time prophecy.