Revelation 21:7 All who are victorious will inherit all these blessings, and I will be their God, and they will be my children. Revelation 21:7 WHAT DOES IT SAY? A promise is made to all who are victorious (overcomers) (7a). Those who are victorious will inherit all these blessings (referencing the new heaven, new earth, and New Jerusalem) (7a). As part of the inheritance, God makes a unique commitment: I will be their God (7b). This relationship is defined by a familial bond: and they will be my children (7c). WHAT QUESTIONS DO I HAVE ABOUT WHAT IT SAYS? Theological Context What does it mean to be "victorious" (or an "overcomer") in the context of the book of Revelation, and how does this action relate to receiving the inheritance? Literary Context What are the "blessings" being referred to by the phrase "all these blessings" (7a), and how do they contrast with the previous promises and warnings in Revelation? Covenant Context The phrasing...