The Book of Revelation Made Easy:
You Can Understand Bible Prophecy
157 pp. Paperback.

New second edition. The new edition is expanded and contains some important changes regarding the millennium passage in Revelation 20 that resulted from deeper research into Revelation.

This book is an extremely valuable introduction to Revelation. It is designed with the average Christian in mind. The material arose from years of lectures on Revelation in conferences and in a college setting, as well as while researching a full-length commentary on Revelation.

    Do you have questions about how to discern the overarching message of Revelation?

    Do you currently understand the general preterist approach to Revelation, but would like
    help in showing family and friends what it is all about?

    Are you looking for a good book for a small Bible study or Sunday class?

    Do you have a dispensationalist friend depressed over missing the latest prediction of the Antichrist, and you
    want to console and instruct him?

    Do you enjoy watching dispensationalists squirm? :)

Then this book is for you!

In this brief work you will discover an in-depth study of Revelation 1:7 as the theme of Revelation. You will see how it points to the AD 70 judgment of Israel for rejecting ("piercing") the Messiah.

You will also learn how Jerusalem aligned herself with Rome to persecute Christians.

You will find how John consoles the first century saints by providing them with one important glance into the distant future, showing that their Christian faith is here for the long run (Rev. 20).

You will read documentary evidence showing that Revelation was fulfilled in the first century destruction of the Temple, which concluded the old covenant economy and closed out the typological worship in the temple.

In this brief work, the Book of Revelation is "made easy."

CONTENTS

Preface
1. Expectation and Interpretation
    A. John's Expectation
    B. John's Interpretation
    C. John's Confirmation
    Conclusion

2. Literary Theme and Flow
    A. Literary Theme
    B. Thematic Flow
    C. Conclusion

3. The Beast and His Fury
    A. The Beast's Time
    B. The Beast's Location
    C. The Beast's Authority
    D. The Beast's Chronology
    E. The Beast's Character
    F. The Beast's Number
    G. The Beast's Action
    H. The Beast's Revival

4. The Harlot and the Bride
    A. The Theme of Revelation
    B. The Great City
    C. The Saint's Blood
    D. The Harlot's Attire
    E. The Name-calling Pattern
    F. The Literary Contrast
    G. Conclusion

5. Key Judgments and Their Meaning
    A. The Falling Mountains and the Hiding Caves
    B. The Flowing Blood and the Horses' Bridles
    C. Conclusion

6. The Millennium and the Resurrections
    A. The Millennial Reign of Christ
    B. The Two Resurrections

7. The New Creation and the New Church
    A. The New Creation Described
    B. The New Church Described

8. Conclusion
    Basic Principles
    Key Characters and Actions
    New Testament Concurrence

Bibliography
    Scripture Index
    Subject Index


Warning: If your dispensationalism persists after reading this book please consult a doctor.