The Revelation of Jesus Christ

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Summary: A must have
Review: He tackles the book of Revelation with the same intensity as he did on the book of Daniel. This book is also seminary level. If you are serious about wanting to learn more about The Revelation of St. John the Divine, then this is a must have, must read.

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Summary: The First source you should read
Review: If you want to cut through all the trash that has been published in the area of End-Times material, this is the book to look to. I was written by a man that has spent his entire career, carefully looking at the issues of Eschatology and what has been written about it. It is written at a serious level and work will be needed to follow his writings. But if you what the Truth and you can deal with it. This is the book to read

Rating:
Summary: The First source you should read
Review: If you want to cut through all the trash that has been published in the area of End-Times material, this is the book to look to. I was written by a man that has spent his entire career, carefully looking at the issues of Eschatology and what has been written about it. It is written at a serious level and work will be needed to follow his writings. But if you what the Truth and you can deal with it. This is the book to read

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Summary: Academic, but Excellent and Understandable
Review: This is an excellent book, and a must addition to anyone's library seriously interested in Eschatology. It is somewhat academic, but understandable to most astute lay persons. For a book also thorough but geared more to the person in the pew and practical teaching, see "The History of the Future: A Commentary on Revelation and Matthew 24" by Marvin and Timothy Blackburn (ISBN 1592440681). You must have both these books.