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This book is meant to be a companion and guide through what many deem to be the most perplexing book of the New Testament. As such, it introduces the reader to the kind of literature Revelation is, how to interpret its pervasive symbolism, and sees it as a response to the unique circumstances of seven historical churches in first-century Asia Minor living under the shadow of the Roman Empire....

less than enthusiastic about associating with the great city and enjoying all it had to offer them. Since it was a fairly common type of literature around the time of the first century (we have no close literary analogies to this type of literature today), the audience of Revelation would have been familiar with what they were hearing/reading when confronted with John’s book. In other words, an apocalypse was intended to help its first audience make sense of their world and whatever crisis or problem
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