The Book of Revelation

John’s Vision of the Last Days

De: Desmond Allen

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It is often said that there is no book read less and misunderstood more than the book of Revelation. Yet, no book is more appropriate or of greater depth and vision for today than Revelation of Jesus Christ. Several commentators have observed that Genesis and Revelation are capstones or bookends to God's Word. Many themes and subjects that begin in Genesis come to fruition in Revelation. God created the heavens and the earth in Genesis; in Revelation, they are destroyed. Sin and death are introduced in Genesis; they, too, meet their doom in Revelation. The same is true of man, Satan, pain, murder, redemption, and so forth. Gregory of Nyssa called Revelation the last book of grace. Others have referred to it as the seal of the whole Bible. Indeed, the Canon of Scripture would be incomplete without it. For the defense of the faith and the inerrancy of Scripture, we could argue that no sections of the Bible are more critical than Genesis and Revelation. Therefore, it is no surprise that these are the first books attacked by the unregenerate mind. Both the infidels of secular humanism and the apostates of modern theology have done their best to discredit them. Such are the schemes of our adversary.