After These Things: How Revelation Moves Revelation 4 opens with the words “After these things.” That expression tells us what John saw next. It does …
Revelation 10 is not another trumpet judgment. It is an explanatory interlude placed between the Sixth and Seventh Trumpets, just as Revelation 7 stands between …
Revelation 11 completes the interlude that began with the open scroll in Revelation 10. The chapter contains two connected scenes. The first follows the prophetic …
The Purpose of This Appendix Appendix A explained the method and terminology used in this edition. Appendix B presented the principal textual reconstructions proposed through …
The Purpose of This Appendix Appendix A explained the distinction between the received text, the restored sequence, and the historical interpretation. This appendix applies those …
Have you ever wondered if traditional interpretations of Revelation have overlooked something essential? If the prophecies we’ve read so many times hide a key that …
Revelation places before the reader a single reality with three distinct faces: The first face was brought down in 1798, when the papacy received its …