
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 364: Christ's Sacrifice Once for All (2025)
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Dec 30, 2025 Fr. Mike explores the dramatic fall of Babylon in Revelation, linking it to the prophetic messages of Jeremiah. He emphasizes God's judgment and the significance of Christ's eternal sacrifice in the heavenly sanctuary. The discussion also highlights the joy in heaven following final judgment, alongside insights from Proverbs celebrating virtuous womanhood. Dive into themes of resurrection and the lasting impact of faith as Fr. Mike reflects on these powerful passages.
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Babylon As Prophetic Judgment
- Revelation 18 borrows images from Jeremiah to depict the fall of Babylon as divine judgment on corruption.
- Fr. Mike highlights Babylon as a symbol of systemic spiritual unfaithfulness, not just a single city.
Heaven's Rejoicing And The Lamb's Bride
- Heaven rejoices over God's just judgment and the marriage of the Lamb.
- The righteous are clothed in fine linen, symbolizing the righteous deeds of the saints.
First Resurrection And Bodily Hope
- Revelation depicts a 'first resurrection' of martyrs who reign with Christ a thousand years.
- Fr. Mike emphasizes the bodily resurrection as central to Christian hope and final judgment.








