What if Revelation was meant for Israel? Historically, the Jewish story unfolded as follows: John the Apostle was summoned. Warn the people... Devastation was coming.Less than forty years prior, his friend Jesus spoke of this day. The greatest transition of epoch seasons of all time was at hand. What if apostate Jerusalem was Babylon? Could the prophecies of Jesus have been true? Judaism and Christianity would be fundamentally changed from that day forward. The Bridegroom King was coming on the clouds. The Law of Moses had been left wanting; both sides of the ledger needing fulfilment. This was covenant eschatology. Does this mean all of Revelation has been fulfilled? Absolutely not. This book seeks to follow the Hebrew narrative of God's grand love story. What began in eternity past climaxes in John's Revelation. Much of what John wrote has been fulfilled. But much has yet to take place. Distinguishing between the two is the focus of this series. Then what about Armageddon? The end of the world? All the wrath?We either serve a bi-polar God, or we have fundamentally misunderstood our own eschatology. Immerse yourself in the first instalment of this three-volume commentary on the Book of Revelation. You'll love rediscovering the prophecies of Jesus and John as they unlock the Apocalypse like never before. Grab a copy now and see for yourself

Revelation: Dawn of This Age: The Victorious Bridegroom King (Revelation Commentary Series)

Religion & Spirituality

De Siqueira, Leo

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Someone recently told me that they felt this book was a primer for a radical shift in perspective on the Book of Revelation. It actually whet their appetite for more. Perhaps this book will have the same effect on you. This book aims to satisfy both the casual reader and the student of the Bible. Prepare for a perspective shift. From the Editor: The harsh tone of the Greek text is inescapable. Most of our modern Bibles are translations based on the Greek New Testament. So when I began to read the New Testament from the Aramaic language, it was like re-reading the Bible for the first time. The text came alive in a different way, and the burning love of God toward us permeated through the text more than I had ever seen. While translating chapters 2 and 3 of John's Revelation, that this dichotomy became ever more apparent. The Jesus that is so often portrayed as harsh and even violent (Rev 2:23) is seen in a completely different light in the original Aramaic language. He is the same Jesus we read and experience in the Gospels; loving, tender, compassionate. It is with great joy and reverential awe of our Lord Jesus that I present to you the seven letters to the seven churches in the Book of Revelation from Aramaic, the language of Jesus. My hope is that as you meditate on these words, you would experience a cleansing from religiosity, "by the washing of water with the word" (Eph 5:26). May this short read catapult you into a deeper encounter with His love! Here are a few sample texts from this book: "I will come for your sake, immediately, and I will cause them to have an encounter with the sword of my mouth" (Revelation 2:16). "Behold! I will make them come and prostrate themselves before your feet, and they will know that I burn with love for you" (Revelation 3:9). "But you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot. Therefore I am preparing to be causing you to be restored by my mouth" (Revelation 3:16). Still curious, but not sure if this book is for you? Head over to my Instagram profile @hopefuleschatology to get an idea of what you'll find in this book! Or you can also learn more at hopefuleschatology . com. Blessings!

Seven Love Letters: Revelation 2 and 3 in the Language of Jesus

(Author's note: I've chosen to deeply discount the price to the lowest point Amazon allows. I'd like to make this resources as accessible as possible. Blessings.)\nWhat if Revelation isn’t a survival guide? 
No harbinger. 
No one left behind.\nSuppose this were true; 
what are we left with?\nTruth.\nTruth that sets us free.\nFollowers of Jesus still struggle to comprehend the Book of Revelation.\n“End times.” 
“Rapture.” 
“Armageddon.”\nSuch ideas are both mesmerizing and terrifying – but what do they really mean?\nMake no mistake. A great conspiracy is at work in our present time, a complex plan that will affect the entire planet…\nBut not the enemy’s conspiracy against us – God’s conspiracy against our enemy! He is at work behind the scenes, thwarting every scheme of the accuser, for “Christ must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet.” (1 Cor 15:25)\nThis is hope-filled eschatology.\nEverything You’ve been wanting to understand about Revelation is made clear in this series.\nThis concise and groundbreaking commentary will: provide line-by-line translation exclusively from Aramaic, the language Jesus spoke. Completely demystify all the difficult visions, enigmas and violent images in Revelation. Harmonize the Book of Revelation with prophecies and themes throughout the Bible. Give you confidence to teach others what you’ll have learned in this book.\nFor centuries, Revelation was alienated from its Jewish language, context and culture. This disconnect was devastating. Could simply understanding that Revelation was a Hebraic prophecy engulfed in a Greco-Roman world be a major key?\nThis book will also give you an insider view to parts of the New Testament that translators have been too afraid to to reveal; words hidden in plain sight.\nIt’s all made clear here.\nAn epic and authoritative commentary on the Book of Revelation, this is a must-have resource for followers of Jesus who seek to understand how we fit in the present age, and who want to be anchored in God’s hope for the future.\nPrepare to be awestruck by His great plan!

Revelation: Dawn of All Hope: Chapters 1 to 11 of John's Apocalypse

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Revelation: Dawn of This Age: The Victorious Bridegroom King (Revelation Commentary Series)

Seven Love Letters: Revelation 2 and 3 in the Language of Jesus

Revelation: Dawn of All Hope: Chapters 1 to 11 of John's Apocalypse