Verse by Verse through the Book of Revelation

by Grant C. Richison

Publisher:

Faithlife

, 2006

Overview

Revelation demonstrates God's sovereignty over the world and history. It gives the final truth about Jesus Christ—the unveiling of His person, power, and purpose (1:1). The book shows the ultimate triumph of the Kingdom of Christ and gives a new perspective on history. It gives incentive to holy living and shows that God will ultimately deal with the problem of evil. Finally, it gives a preview of future events and the eternal state.

Contents

Top Highlights

“Has it dawned upon you that only God can forgive sins? The” (Revelation 1:5)

“term ‘angel’ occurs seventy times in the Book of Revelation” (Revelation 1:1)

“PRINCIPLE: God will confer a blessing on us if we read and apply to our lives the principles of this book” (Revelation 1:3)

“We come to the sixty-sixth book of the Bible, the climactic” (Revelation 1:1)

“People who slander other Christians do the work of the Devil (Titus 2:3). Whenever we slander other Christians, we do the work of the Devil.” (Revelation 12:7–12)

Product Details

• Title: Verse by Verse through the Book of Revelation
• Author: Grant C. Richison
• Series: Verse By Verse
• Publisher: Faithlife
• Print Publication Date: 2006
• Logos Release Date: 2006
• Era: era:contemporary
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Bible study
• Resource ID: LLS:VRSBYVRS87REV
• Resource Type: Bible Commentary
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-10-09T22:46:00Z

About Grant C. Richison

Grant C. Richison is a highly experienced pastor, lecturer, and Bible expositor. Dr. Richison has been senior pastor of three churches from 1965 to 1992. His most recent pastorate was at Grant Memorial Baptist Church, Winnipeg, Manitoba, where, for a 20-year period, he had oversight of a ministry that grew to be one of the largest churches in Canada. Dr. Richison has taught at William Tyndale College, Providence Theological Seminary, Northwest Baptist Seminary, International School of Theology, and Briercrest Graduate School. He was the interim president of Campus Crusade Canada and served as a speaker, writer, and theologian for Campus Crusade. Currently, he has a world-wide lecture ministry with Advancing Native Missions (US) and Advancing Indigenous Missions (Canada). He is a Vice-President of Advancing Indigenous Missions (CA). He is the author of the Verse-by-Verse Commentary series.