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The Heart of Revelation: Understanding the 10 Essential Themes of the Bible's Final Book is unavailable, but you can change that!

"Let anyone who has ears to hear listen to what the Spirit says to the churches." The book of Revelation speaks powerfully to every aspect of the Christian life, and the modern church desperately needs the vision of hope that it provides. In this thematic approach to the Bible's final book, author J. Scott Duvall identifies ten major themes, including: God and his people, worship, enemies,...

Perhaps surprisingly, God speaks directly in Revelation only twice—1:8 and 21:5–6—and in both places he identifies himself as “the Alpha and the Omega” (the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet). It’s synonymous with “the Beginning and the End” (21:6; 22:13), or “the First and the Last” (1:17; 22:13). Revelation is telling us that God bookends all of human history. He is both the starting line and the finish line, and the whole race in between. The one who controls both ends of history also