66 Revelation - History's Last Chapter - 1996

By: Skip Heitzig

Narrated by: Skip Heitzig

Length: 34 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's Summary

The book of Revelation exalts Jesus Christ as the soon-coming Lord over the earth. Skip Heitzig explains the amazing and mysterious prophecies that form God’s final word to mankind.

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©2006 Skip Heitzig (P)2012 Skip Heitzig

Amazing teaching and exposition!!!

What did you love best about 66 Revelation - History's Last Chapter - 1996?

The chapter by chapter exposition and the layman terms used for teaching and explaining such a difficult topic.

What did you like best about this story?

The fascinating facts about the end times.

Have you listened to any of Skip Heitzig’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This was my first time and I have to say that it was amazing.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes!!!

66 Revelation - History's Last Chapter - 1966

This Book of Skip Heitzig for me is one of his best, I enjoyed it so much that I read it twice in succession. He has a way with words that leaves you wanting the book to never end.
Revelation comes alive without there being any confusion, a great book for any one wanting to know more about end time.

Excellent explanation of Revelation

What about Skip Heitzig’s performance did you like?

This is a series of 40+ consecutive sermons that are edited to flow smoothly. Intelligent and humorous throughout

Any additional comments?

Revelation is the least discussed and perhaps the most interesting book in the Bible. Skip does a great job explaining nearly every verse. He explains many of the original Greek words which help to define the context. He does not push to hard on some of the more ambiguous subjects like how the Anti-Christ will rise, what the locusts are, etc. and at times just says "I don't know." He makes a strong case for a pre-tribulation rapture of the church.

While most of us focus on Armageddon, Rapture, and the Anti-Christ, the most profound part of the Book is after all judgement when everything is made new. Skip did a phenomenal job explaining about our resurrected bodies and the ultimate glory of God. He explains Heaven, Hell, Hades, Abraham's Bosom, and why Paul refers to dead Christians as haven fallen asleep. I wasn't expecting Revelation to be about hope and glory. It turns out to be the most hope filled and glorious book of the Bible. Every Christian needs hear this!

Not so much a book but an entire series of sermons

Was surprised at first that this was a bunch of sermons put together into an audiobook. I stuck with it and was pleasantly surprised. I do enjoy listening to sermons anyway, so it was an easy adjustment from the normal flow of an organized book by chapters. This one does have a few hiccups wherein the chapters don't match the sermons exactly, so I found myself mid-sermon on some when I forwarded to a chapter. There were some chapters that repeated from the previous sermon as they would in a church sermon where the pastor is picking up where he left off and wants to review what happened last week. All in all, I learned some great info from this series and would recommend patience if you turn it on and find it's not quite what you expected.

Regarding the content, I found the discussion and explanation of the Word to be proper - proper in that it doesn't take cultural influences of today to try to change the Word of God.

Last Chapter of Revelation!!!

Great presentation. Took me a long time to finish. Everyone needs to listen. loved it.

Wonderful pastor and teacher! Makes it so easy to understand!

I recommend this book for anyone who wants to understand Revelation or even if you are just curious about it. Pastor Skip is so full of knowledge and background history. I highly recommend all of his books!

Wonderful, I learned a lot

I have read the Bible from cover to cover 9 times in my life and yet I learned something new from this teaching, it was fantastic. I learned new things about the book of Revelation. Don't let the 1996 date turn you off, it is still very current. I have listened to all 34 hours of the teaching and I think it was great. The speaker is very professional and gives some very good examples and life application which makes the Bible come alive. I highly recommend it. Yes, it took me months to listen to all of it, but I looked forward to each and every chapter.

Excellent Book

I am so intrigued by this book! I find myself listening to certain parts over and again.
It has so much information and I have learned a lot.
Skip Heitzig is a great pastor and I love the way he narrates his own book.
Sure he puts a few jokes in there but he is awesome to listen to and he explains it in ways that makes things easy to understand. I frequently purchase his books because he is that good!

HEITZIG IS MISSLER AND SMITH COMBINED

I just recently discovered Pastor Skip on Radio by Grace in Amarillo, Texas. My Family attends Grace Church where we understand that the full Council of God is so important for us to read and understand. My pastor, Pastor Bill Ghem, has taught us to take scripture one verse at a time and to READ YOUR BIBLES!!! Heitzig's commentary reminds me of the late Chuck Smith and Chuck Missler. The knowledge of Missler and the love of Smith, in my opinion, and is well rounded in the history of the Church and the World itself. If you are familiar with the great teachers of old then you will LOVE Heitzig's teaching. Heitzig teaches the bible like you are in college. He is out of Calvery ALQ, NM. and he has several resources. Search Heitzig in the Apple Store for his app and search ROKU for his free channel. My daughter just turned 15 and is studying the Bible over 30,000 feet after me and my husband and she loves him. Thank You Pastor Skip! Well done good and faithful! The McKinley Family of Grace Church in Amarillo Texas.

it was good but dot-dot.

I enjoyed the reader I enjoyed the subject matter but it kept repeating chapters. got someone frustrating. that is my major complaint

Good study

A generally good study although skip rants on a bit at times, also quite a few chapters repeat themselves that needs sorting out as it make book look longer than it actually is.