Revelation: Its Central Theme Illuminated
THESIS: The central theme of Revelation is a story of two women—the harlot Babylon who is judged/divorced (Revelation 17:1, 5, 15; 18:9, 21; 19:2) and…
Revelation
10 Clues to Understanding the New Heaven and New Earth
The “new heaven and new earth” of the Bible is popularly thought by Christians to be a future world of utopia—either on earth or in…
The New Jerusalem
If you are like Bible prophecy, the New Jerusalem “heavenly city” of Revelation 21 is a point of considerable interest. Like most other things in…
Who Is the Harlot Babylon of Revelation?
This is a summary from my book CHRISTIAN HOPE THROUGH FULFILLED PROPHECY. There is universal agreement that the major theme of Revelation is the judgment…
Twenty Evidences Why Revelation Was Written before AD 70
The dating of Revelation is important because it influences the interpretation of the book. There are two views of when Revelation was written. One view…
Revelation and the First Century: Preterist Interpretations of the APOCALYPSE In Early Christianity
Book Review By Francis X. Gumerlock In his 2012 book, historian and scholar Francis Gumerlock carefully documented how extensive the preterist view of eschatology was…