Revelation: A Panorama of the Gospel Age
A Commentary on the Book of Revelation
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The view taken here:
There are many schemes of interpretation of the Book of Revelation but only three can be thought of as major methods. The position taken in this book is that most of the symbols in Revelation have been fulfilled as historical epochs through which the Church has lived and survived. There is therefore in this book a parallel historical event linked to the symbols of Revelation. This is called the Historical Method. The writer believes this to be the one and only correct method of interpreting the book and gives valid reasons why other methods are not in harmony with the purpose of the Holy Spirit in the design and plan of the book..
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Last Update, September 1, 1999
A Verse by Verse Commentary on the Book of Revelation
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