Reformation Orthodox Presbyterian Church

When Christ took the Throne, there was a moment in heaven of unique tension, and most especially in the mind and heart of John who seeing that there was none to open the scrolls began to weep for there was in his mind a dilemma as the plan of God could not be carried out until the scroll problem was solved. Christ solved this problem through his death, burial, and resurrection, and as He took the throne He did so as one having been given the responsibility and authority to carry out the plan outlined in that scroll. Much of revelation is given over to the reading of what lies within it, and so there is now, in the age of Christ ascension to the Throne of Heaven and Earth a clarity that the Messiah alone can bring, as Redeemer, as Prophet, Priest, and King. What then does Christ's ascension mean for the work of the Kingdom, our lives, our-homes, and everything to which we can put our hand--