Have you ever felt like you've been lied to about the Book of Revelation? We have been taught that it is the Apocalyptic end of the world. When in fact it is not! It is the Revelation of Jesus Christ. He is the beginning, the end and everything between. He is the LOGOS! But what does that mean? Let's find out exactly what it means.
A clarified narrative of the way the Book of Revelation was meant to be understood from biblical and historical view point. This is not your traditional commentary on Revelation. It is however, a big picture perspective of God's unfolding plan to essentially reverse what was done in the Garden of Eden. The divine plan to turn it all around. Beginning at the cross and subsequent resurrection of the only begotten Son of the living God. The birth of His Church and a long perilous journey through persecution, hardship, and tribulation even unto death. But with the confidence of a conquer in Christ Jesus, aided by His Holy Spirit.
You will see how history lines up with the seven seals, beginning with the birth of the Church on the day of Pentecost and her long treacherous, ever-changing journey through the Church Age. Then into the warnings of the seven trumpets. You will know at what point the Church Saints will be caught up to meet the LORD. You will gain understanding of the true meaning of the visions played out for John to record. If you are able to set aside the traditions of man. Created to mislead the people of God and prolonged by well meaning men of God.
The Book of Revelation is the inspired finale of the Bible. It is not an isolated prophecy but the culmination of God's progressive revelation. Every major biblical theme-from creation and covenant to redemption, kingdom, worship, judgment, and restoration-finds its completion in Jesus Christ, the LOGOS. John does not invent a new symbolic language; he is given, by the LORD, the language of Moses, the Prophets, the Psalms, the Gospels, and the Apostolic writings into a single, unified vision that reveals the consummation of God's eternal purpose.