Apocalipsis 2:8-11

Apocalipsis 2:8-11 NVI

»Escribe al ángel de la iglesia de Esmirna: »Esto dice el Primero y el Último, el que murió y volvió a vivir: »Conozco tus sufrimientos y tu pobreza. ¡Sin embargo, eres rico! Sé cómo te calumnian los que se autodenominan judíos y no lo son, pues solo son una sinagoga de Satanás. No tengas miedo de lo que estás por sufrir. Te advierto que el diablo meterá a algunos de ustedes en la cárcel para ponerlos a prueba y sufrirán aflicciones durante diez días. Sé fiel hasta la muerte y yo te daré la corona de la vida. »El que tenga oídos, que oiga lo que el Espíritu dice a las iglesias. El que salga vencedor no sufrirá daño alguno de la segunda muerte.

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