Revelation 2:28

28 sicut et ego accepi a Patre meo et dabo illi stellam matutinam

Revelation 2:28 Meaning and Commentary

Revelation 2:28

And I will give him the morning star.
] So Christ is called, ( Revelation 22:16 ) ; and here it designs an illustrious appearance of Christ at the close of this church state, and a communication of much light and grace from him, which introduced the Sardian church state, or the reformation by Luther, Calvin which is the phosphorus, or morning star, to the spiritual reign of Christ under the Philadelphian church state; which will be the bright, clear, day of the Gospel, when the present twilight, which is between the appearance of the morning star and that glorious day, will be removed: for by this morning star is not meant the glory that shall be put upon the bodies of the saints in the resurrection morn; nor the heavenly glory itself, or the hope of it; but the dawning of the latter day glory, which began at the Reformation, and is promised the faithful professors in the Thyatirian church state, who lived in the darkness of Popery.

Revelation 2:28 In-Context

26 et qui vicerit et qui custodierit usque in finem opera mea dabo illi potestatem super gentes
27 et reget illas in virga ferrea tamquam vas figuli confringentur
28 sicut et ego accepi a Patre meo et dabo illi stellam matutinam
29 qui habet aurem audiat quid Spiritus dicat ecclesiis
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