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This commentary on the book of Revelation assumes Jesus was the author and John the reporter of the words and events described. An understanding of Revelation will not be found in pagan literature or history, but in the history, doctrines, and symbolism of the preceding 65 books. The commentary follows the principle that the Scriptures explain themselves, because Revelation is a word directly from Jesus, faithfully recorded by John, who accurately described all he saw and heard. Difficult passages are addressed and plausible answers discussed. The theological POV is a conservative and dispensational theology.
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Epistle of Jesus to the Church: A Commentary on the Revelation
2008, Wipf & Stock Publishers
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1498250610 9781498250610
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Epistle of Jesus to the Church: A Commentary on the Revelation
2008, Wipf & Stock Publishers
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1621892247 9781621892243
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The epistle of Jesus to the church: a commentary on the Revelation
2007, Resource Publications
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1556354894 9781556354892
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The epistle of Jesus to the church: a commentary on the Revelation
2007, Resource Publications
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