A personal classic for the amillenarist, idealistic reading of Revelation which I favour. Read it in translation several years ago, skimmed the original for Sunday school a few years ago, now fully read the original for domestic study. Still merited a leisurely read with full reference to all the Old Testament related texts.

Just wish IVP would reset the text. Seems like a photocopy from a badly printed original. ( )

One of the best in the series. ( )

One of the best commentaries on the book of Revelation I have ever read. It is written from a amillennial point of view. It is hopeful, clear, and written for both a broad audience and for pastors and Bible teachers. This book changed the way I view the apocalyptic literature in the Bible and it has made all the difference in the world in helping me teach others about "God's Unveiling/Revealing" instead of concealing his message of comfort and hope. ( )

http://www.wordandspirit.co.uk/blog/2005/02/27/book-review-the-message-of-revela... ( )

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