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Revelation

A Study From God's Point Of View

K. J. Sutton
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Pages
194
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

How often have people tried to explain the book of Revelation only to be left with more questions than answers or to be more unsettled? The book of Revelation was written in cryptic language to the early Christians, but is it just as relevant to contemporary Christians as it was to them.

In its introduction (first three verses) God says He is revealing Jesus Christ to tell servants of Jesus things He wants them to know. And they will be blessed if they listen and respond to what is said.

This study takes a journey through the book of Revelation verse by verse using cross references pointing back to the context of the whole of Scripture (Genesis through Revelation) to see what else God will tell us to deepen our faith in Jesus for living in troubled times. Cycles of battles and wars will continue. Finally, in God's perfect timing the conflict between good and evil will end. We can trust Him to be who He says He is and to do what He says He will do.

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  • General (Biblical Studies)
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