Dating The Book Of Revelation
Most commentators assign the book of Revelation the date of 96 A.D. for its composition. Lay people often assume this date to be correct. After […]
Revelation
The Bottomless Pit
Among the imagery of Revelation, the bottomless pit holds a prominent place. The locust army bearing the image of “scorpion-centaurs” emerges from the pit. (Rev. […]
More On No Death, No Sorrow, No Pain
In the July issue of "The Reformer," a bimonthly publication out of Phoenix, Arizona, PO Box 10074, 85064-0074 editor Buff Scott takes issue with some […]
The Little Horn of Daniel's Sea Beast
In the June, 1993 issue of the Christian Courier, Wayne Jackson, an out-spoken critic of Covenant Eschatology, expounds on the little horn of Daniel 7. […]
Avenging the Prophets
One of the major themes of Revelation is the avenging of the martyrs. This theme is stated in chapter 6:9ff; 11:11-19; 17:4-6; 18:20, 24, to […]
The Devil is about to Throw Some of You into Prison – Rev. 2:9
Jesus told the faithful church at Smyrna, “I know the blasphemy of those who say they are Jews but are not, but are of the […]
The Nicolaitans and the Date of Revelation
The condition of the 7 churches of Asia is often posited as evidence for the late date, i.e. 95-98 A.D., of the book of Revelation. […]
The Day Has Come
Isaiah lamented the condition of Israel due to her sin "we wait for light but behold obscurity; for brightness but we walk in darkness. We […]
Revelation: A Tale of Two Cities
All students of the book of Revelation agree it is the story of two cities — "Babylon" and the New Jerusalem. The identity of these […]
More on Heaven and Earth
It is unfortunate that modern Bible students are not more familiar with Biblical terminology. The term "heaven and earth" is an example where careful study […]