The Bible with Nicky and Pippa Gumbel Classic

Psalm 150:1–6, Revelation 22:1–21, Nehemiah 13:1–31 We are *not* told *when* the end will come, but we *are* told about the *how* and the *who*. The key is the *who*. Jesus says, ‘I am… *the Beginning* and *the End*’ (Revelation 22:13). Of course, ‘the End’ and ‘the Beginning’ appear very different. However, there can be significant similarities to both the beginning and the end.

Proverbs 31:21–31, Revelation 21:1–27, Nehemiah 11:22–12:47 The picture of the bride, the new Jerusalem, is prefigured in different ways in both our Old and New Testament passages.

Psalm 149:1–9, Revelation 20:1–15, Nehemiah 9:38–11:21 You will reign *with Christ*. What does this mean? Who reigns with him? When does this reign begin?

Psalm 148:7–14, Revelation 19:11–21, Nehemiah 9:1–37 Although the new covenant was different from the old one, both covenants come from God’s abounding love for you.

Psalm 148:1–6, Revelation 18:17–19:10, Nehemiah 7:4–8:18 The word ‘Hallelujah’ is an invitation to worship – it literally means ‘Praise (Hallal) the Lord’ (Yahweh). It occurs twenty-four times in the Old Testament (mainly in the Psalms) and it occurs four times in the New Testament – each of them in our passage for today.