Guided Tour Through The Revelation
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NO KIDDING! The Revelation Is Meant To Be Understood! The Bible’s last book is not a puzzle, mystery or myth, but God’s clear foretelling of the conclusion of His predetermined history of the universe and the human race in their perfected state. Unfortunately, well-meaning interpreters have blurred and distorted it’s message by imposing their biased eschatologies upon it rather than allowing the Revelation text to tell its own exciting and encouraging story. As we journey along with John on his visionary tour into the future the Lord’s angel will keep us abreast of the sights and sounds we encounter at each new location until we are awe-stricken upon arriving at its destination, the new heaven and earth which God will have created in which we shall live eternally with Him, His Son and the Holy Spirit. A scholarly, readable, new and different but valid commentary on the Revelation.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781607915980
ISBN10: 1607915987
Robert Kramer
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2009
Publisher: Xulon Press
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