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Overcoming with the Lamb: Lessons from the Book of Revelation is unavailable, but you can change that!

Last year’s lectures were from the gospel and epistles of John. This year we continue and complete our study of John’s writing with lectures drawn from the book of Revelation. Of the original apostles of Christ, no one wrote more of the New Testament than John. Many Christians shy away from the book of Revelation for several reasons: • Revelation is apocalyptic, a certain kind of literature...

happen in the future is what lays the groundwork for apocalyptic. And, in response to this need, apocalyptic literature, at least in broad and general terms, reveals what the future holds. This helps us to appreciate what kind of a writing we are dealing with. Second, it is limited prophetic. Events of their immediate future are foretold to first-century Christians (1:1, 3; 22:6, 10; compare Dan. 12:4). The intention of this book is not to foretell the end of the world. Such a statement may shock
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