A Bible Handbook to Revelation

Leading evangelical scholars thoroughly examine the vision of John in A Bible Handbook to Revelation. Looking at the theological and textual issues that most interest and trouble 21st-century interpreters, Harold Foos (Moody Bible Institute), Robert Lightner (Dallas Theological Seminary), and others probe the book's interpretation and structure, as well as its views of the Trinity, the church, humanity, angels, salvation, and judgment. Edited by Mal Couch. 424 pages, hardcover, Kregel.

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Reviewed by Bruce Wallace (Vancouver, WA), August 01, 2001

This little handbook on Revelation is helpful for readers interested in delving deeper and getting some important backround information. The fresh literal rendering of the greek text is refreshing and theological themes addressed make this a great addition to anyones library. Revelation is approached from a premill position and the contributors have done a good job in shedding lite on various issues touched on in the last book of the N.T.

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