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Scripture Union Daily Guide 1st August 2026 – Jesus is coming again
Daily Guide Devotional For Today 1 August 2026 (Saturday)
Welcome to Scripture Union Daily Guide Devotional today. As you read, study and meditate, may the Lord Almighty reveal His essence to you in Jesus’ Name, Amen!
Scripture Union Daily Guide 1st August 2026 Today’s Devotional
Topic: Jesus is coming again
Bible Text
Revelation 1:1-8
Questions for meditation
►Q1: What does the passage teach about God the Father, or God the Son or God the Holy Spirit?
Introduction to Revelation
Introduction: It is believed by many that the Apostle John, the son of Zebedee, wrote this book about 95 AD. It was at a time of persecution when the Roman authorities were enforcing the cult of Emperor worship. John wrote primarily to the seven churches in Asia asking them to reject compromise and to resist firmly Emperor worship. John assured them that when the devil has done his worst, he would be defeated and punished eternally. This book is highly symbolic. Dimensions, days, quantities, etc. are all symbolic and are not to be taken literally. Understanding it may therefore be difficult, and interpretations may differ; but the main message of the book is clear; judgment is coming with the soon coming of Christ, and Christians will be vindicated at last. There is the need to withstand oppositions and persecutions and persevere in a life of holiness to the end.
Scripture Union Daily Guide 1st August 2026 Outline
The Revelation is the unfolding disclosure of major end–of–time events, which on one hand is about Christ and on the other, is also from Him. It is for all people but sent through Apostle John. Note the titles of Jesus in this short passage: Messiah or Christ, Loyal Witness, First born from the dead, Ruler of all earthly kings, The A to Z (Alpha and Omega), The Beginning and the End, The God who was, The God who is and The God who is about to come. Reflect on
(i) What He did for us, – loved, washed us clean from our sin by His blood;
(ii) What He is doing for us, – making us a kingdom, Priests for His Father; and
(iii) What He will yet do, – coming again riding on the clouds, evidently to judge the world. The Revelation is therefore about the One Who is omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent. It makes sense therefore to believe that it is a priceless privilege to read the revelation, heed the message and pattern one’s life in accordance with its demands (Revelation 1:3).
Offer a prayer
Offer a prayer of faith in line with
Closing Prayer
Help me, dear Lord, to appreciate how mighty you are, and how great your love is to me.
Prayer for the week
Pray for orphans and widows around you today, that they will be comforted. Pray that the Lord will fill every vacuum in their lives, and continually raise help for them
Bible Reading Plan
Isaiah 64-66
