The Church at Ephesus Lost Its First Love Keep in mind that the seven churches addressed in
these letters by John were actual churches which existed
in the cities mentioned. These churches were
representatives of all churches at that time as well as in
subsequent generations. Each letter contains
commendation, condemnation, exhortation, ...
The Persecuted Church at Smyrna The letter to Smyrna, the shortest of the seven letters,
was written to Christians being persecuted not only by
pagan Gentiles but also by hostile Jews and by Satan
himself. Smyrna, a large city, rebuilt by Alexander the
Great, was wealthy and famous...
The Church at Pergamos Was Worldly Pergamos was the capital of a Roman province located
about 55 miles north of Smyrna and was known for its
learning, science and especially medicine. Like Ephesus
and Smyrna, it was a wealthy city but was stooped in
idolatry and was averse to any Christian life and
testimony. It ...
The Church at Thyatira Compromised Thyatira is located about 35 miles southeast of Pergamos
and was noted for its wool and dye industry. This city is
first mentioned in connection with Paul’s missionary
journeys. His first convert was a woman of this city by the
name of Lydia who was a seller of purple. Though much ...
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The Church at Ephesus Lost Its First Love
Keep in mind that the seven churches addressed in these letters by John were actual churches which existed in the cities mentioned. These churches were representatives of all churches at that time as well as in subsequent generations. Each letter contains commendation, condemnation, exhortation, ...
The Persecuted Church at Smyrna
The letter to Smyrna, the shortest of the seven letters, was written to Christians being persecuted not only by pagan Gentiles but also by hostile Jews and by Satan himself. Smyrna, a large city, rebuilt by Alexander the Great, was wealthy and famous...
The Church at Pergamos Was Worldly
Pergamos was the capital of a Roman province located about 55 miles north of Smyrna and was known for its learning, science and especially medicine. Like Ephesus and Smyrna, it was a wealthy city but was stooped in idolatry and was averse to any Christian life and testimony. It ...
The Church at Thyatira Compromised
Thyatira is located about 35 miles southeast of Pergamos and was noted for its wool and dye industry. This city is first mentioned in connection with Paul’s missionary journeys. His first convert was a woman of this city by the name of Lydia who was a seller of purple. Though much ...