The Apocalypse of Jesus Christ

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Set against the backdrop of Roman oppression in 95 AD, this text reveals the struggles of Christians facing persecution for their beliefs. The prophet John shares a vision of the risen Jesus, offering divine insight into the challenges faced by believers and the corrupt nature of the empire. Through apocalyptic poetry, he urges Christians to remain steadfast in their faith while exposing the dark forces at play within totalitarian regimes. Ultimately, the narrative points toward God's triumph over evil and the promise of His kingdom.