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Breaking the Code Revised Edition: Understanding the Book of Revelation is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Book of Revelation contains passages of great beauty and comfort, as well as passages that strike the casual reader as bizarre, bewildering, and sometimes frightening. How are readers today to discern God’s message in this peculiar part of the Bible? Breaking the Code Revised Edition provides a trustworthy guide to the rich symbolism of this important biblical book. Noted biblical...

olive trees” (11:4) of Zechariah’s vision, by which the prophet meant the priestly Joshua and kingly Zerubbabel (Zechariah 4:1-14), with the activity of Elijah and Moses, who “shut the sky, so that no rain may fall” and turned water into blood (Revelation 11:6; 2 Kings 1:10; Exodus 7:17, 19). When the two witnesses “have finished their testimony,” they are attacked and killed by the beast from the bottomless pit (Revelation 11:7; see Revelation chapters 13 and 17). Their witness and martyrdom take place