Revelations Books

After reading so many fiction acounts of "The Last Days" it is very satisfying to read an authoritative account of what the book of Revelations really says. The book is easy to read for such a profound subject.

Very interesting and controversial work, something to read for everybody, who ever you are: atheist or devoted. Religious moving parts toward our minds in developing progressive is opinion about angels holding the wings and Sealing God, works and us?
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This book is a great book. It is one of those books that make you feel "full" after you finish reading it. You are not left hanging at the end wandering what happened to the characters. I closed this book with a smile on my face satisfied at how it ended. This book explores the full gamet of emotions, love, hate, lust, betrayal, forgiving etc. Any emotion that you could think of is in this book with such realness and clarity that you think that you are actually a bystander in the book watching it all unfold right before your eyes. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to read. You definitely won't be disappointed!!

For those interested in John's true message, reading this will be easy. For those who find it hard at first, the blessing is at the completion of the book. John wrote in code, other authors, meaning well, added their on distortions. The true revelation is a revelation of the past, present and future. It is encouraging for those of us living today and a promise of a better future that rings true to heart. Stella has done a marvelous work with care, love and respect. Learn of what is taking place today, something that you surely will not want to miss!

What was it like to live 2000 years ago? What was it like to discard the old ways of the Hebrews and adopt a whole new way of thinking, the way of Jesus Christ? And what was it like to do this in a community conquered by the Romans...where you were, at the very least, the spiritual enemy?

Secrets of Revelation is about John, the Beloved who understood, and lived the seven steps (churches) of spiritual ascension. Author and life-long student of metaphysics Arthur Ingalls reveals the commitments to moral and spiritual principles that John learned, and how we can attain the same glory and purpose.

Dr. Ingalls writes, "The seven churches represent seven power centers, each power center correlates to man's purpose in the universe as well as on earth...Each power center (chakra) matched a certain trait [and] theses traits had to be recognized and purified".

Secrets of Revelation leads the reader (as John discovered so long ago) to the understanding that, "Each of us has a special mission from God. That mission promotes God's peace and love in the universe". Thus, we learn, the material world is the essence of imprisonment, while freedom is accepting Spirit as life.

The journey of John, the Beloved is a journey to discovery, that "The temple of God is within". Dr Ingalls has written a biographical sketch about a man who learned to absorb the meaning of each chakra and practice the principles described. Secrets of Revelation shows us how to emulate John and thereby lead a life of service. This is a great book!

Secrets of Revelation is probably the best book I have ever read on the subject. There was only one paragraph in the whole book that I thought was disappointing. It should be read by anybody truly seeking to understand the book of Revelation. I would also recommend Secrets of Daniel, a must read.

This is an excellent book even if you have attended chuch all your life, or have even read the Bible from front to back! I had gone to chuch all my life, but never had a minister tacked the subject matter that this author has done and in such a way that if you study the Greek and Hebrew meanings and definitions, the scriptures take on a whole new meaning. Therefore, for people that want to be sure of the happenings during the end time, you had better read this book, study your scriptures and compare them to the Greek and Hebrew definitons..If you want to be prepared, read this book...Don't wait until its too late and the anti-christ has you in his clutches......Theres no time to wait...Again, an excellent book. Do you really believe Eve ate an apple? Think again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would have been tempted to read this book if I'd known only that Harold Bloom had spoken so highly of it. When I discovered that the book's subject the American Constitution, an interest of mine, I pre-ordered it.

The book, Secular Revelations, not only did not disappoint, but turned out to be one of the most important books on the Constitution in over a decade and one of the most original ever.

Thousands of books have, of course, been written on the Constitution. But the vast majority of these have been about legal aspects and nearly all of the rest have examined narrow historical issues.

Meltzer's book does so much more than this. Using the works of America's greatest writers-Whitman, Emerson, Lincoln, and Melville, for example-Meltzer demonstrates in most persuasive fashion the central importance of a secular vision that infuses not merely the works of these great writers, but the very worldview of most Americans. At a time when questions of American identity are so prevalent, when peoples from all of the world's cultures wonder what makes America what it is, this book is a godsend.

Meltzer's literary analysis is more than first-rate, and no doubt will generate myriad articles in literary journals, I suspect that the typical reader-and I hope there are a great many of them-will be especially fascinated by the light these analyses shed on telling us who we are.

It is astonishing that no one until now has noticed the common threads that bind these authors to each other and, more importantly, bind them to us. Especially interesting is Meltzer's explanation of how contradictions in the American vision not only did not impede the influence of that vision, but made it possible. Meltzer understands that cultural vision is not a merely logical exercise, but one that must take account of the roiling, oft-conflicting aspects of human needs and desires.

This is a great book, one that will undoubtedly be on many "best of the year" lists of serious journals. But it is also a book that is as much fun as it is illuminating. If I could read only one book this year, this would be it

Steven Goldberg

Send this message to my church is the finest help in understanding the first part of Revelation, why Jesus sent these messages and the circumstances in the cities at the time. it also uncovers the fallacies of the present time in forgetting what He wants us to be as Christians. Dont miss this one if the present problems of reinterpreting the Gospel are puzzling you.

"The most tightly closed book in the Sacred Library" spills into these 16 sermons its apocalyptic visions, its hope, its vigorous faith, and its sublime optimism. Lucid, reasonable, practical, deeply spiritual, these sermons argue that "Revelation is about the most daringly hopeful, the most dauntlessly optimistic book to be found in the New Testament." Chappell was one of the most important, popular, and published Methodist preachers of the 20th century. A giant of the pulpit.