The Revelation Record: A Scientific and Devotional Commentary on the Prophetic Book of the End of Times

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I used Dr. Morris' book, The Genesis Record, for a Bible Study, so I was happy to fine his study on The Revelation Record. I am plowing through it now, but it is high quality and user friendly! Exactly what I was looking for.

The authors persuasive approach only held my attention till the first chapter, but for other readers this approach may be fulfilling.

Like his other books, Dr. Morris writes a clear, concise, verse by verse commentary on the book of Revelation. His approach is literalistic which means that when it is obvious that the meaning is or most likely is literal, we should accept that as our first choice of interpretation. It also means that we should use the Bible to comment upon itself rather that trust in the fancy of our imagination. He does note, at important junctures, alternate interpretations of the passage under review. Dr. Morris, based on his scientific background, relates how many of the events in the book can be explained by natural causes. In the case of the extreme events, he also explains how these things could have happened to make them appear the way they did to John. Like any commentary, there will be things you may question or outright disagree with; however, that is what makes life interesting and challenges us to research further to find out the mysteries of God. God bless you in your life long pursuit of God.

I am enjoying studying the book of Revelations in the New Testament using this very accurate study by Dr. Henry Morris. He is the ultimate in any biblical information available. It is very interesting and well explained.

Exceeded expectations...clean book,few underlines - will watch for this vendor in future book searches.

Dr. Henry Morris was a great American scientist.

We moved and I could not find my copy so I ordered another one.

It is useful to have a scientist's view on the Book of the Apocalypse, he offers some really useful insights and shows the relationship between evolution and other historical false systems. However, his Pre-Tribulational and sequentialist view of the plagues is rather disappointing. A good book to have, even if you already posses one or two other Dispensationalist commentaries on Revelation. Particularly good to read if you have already read his commentary on Genesis. The beginning and end of scripture are vitally linked.

As this was written I believe in the 1980s some of his interpretations are clearly dated.A good read but struggled to finish the book. I did finish it though.Thought the worldwide epidemic of snakes was rather a bizarre 'guess' especially as some climates are too cold for snakes.

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Excellent Product.

Try to collect all the writings of Dr. Morris. One of the best on Revelation!!