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Revelation 1–7: An Exegetical Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

This first volume in Robert L. Thomas’s Exegetical Commentary on Revelation covers chapters 1–7. It includes a detailed introduction that includes a discussion on authorship, analysis into dating the Book of Revelation, thoughts on literary genre and hermeneutical guidelines for interpreting Revelation. In volume one of this verse-by-verse commentary, Thomas covers John’s vision of the Glorified...

interpreter to use the book according to personal preferences, even to the extent of supporting positions as divergent as the political left and right.97 Yet “meaning” in the original setting and “significance” for the present situation must be kept separate if literature is to have any coherence. To apply Scripture carelessly without regard to its meaning is to abuse it for the sake of self-generated crusades. Without a well-defined interpretation in the historical setting of the author, applicational
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