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In Revelation 14:1-5, Stephen emphasizes the significance of following the Lamb, Jesus Christ, especially in the last days. He describes a vision where the Lamb stands on Mount Zion with 144,000 who bear His name, symbolizing their belonging and confession of faith. These individuals are characterized as blameless and pure, having followed the Lamb wherever He leads, regardless of the challenges they face. Stephen draws parallels with Peter's journey, illustrating how Peter was called to follow Jesus, transforming from a fisherman to a fisher of men. Despite his initial enthusiasm, Peter struggled with self-doubt and fear, especially during Jesus' crucifixion. However, after denying Jesus, he was restored and empowered to follow Him even unto death. Stephen highlights that true discipleship involves not only following Jesus in life but also embracing the call to self-denial and sacrifice. Ultimately, he encourages believers to commit to following the Lord personally, without being distracted by others, and to trust in His ability to transform them into faithful followers.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction to Revelation 14:1-5 and the vision of the Lamb.
Characteristics of the 144,000 followers of the Lamb.
Peter's journey from fisherman to disciple.
Challenges faced by Peter and his denial of

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