The Seven Summers of the Apocalypse
A New Journey Through the Book of Revelation
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In a sentence, the paradox [of the Revelation] is the following: Immediately after the Temple was destroyed in A.D. 70, Jesus will return—incarnate and in glory—and to be seen by a welcoming Jewish nation and the redeemed from among the Gentiles. This being the paradox, all in Christ must ask the same question Nicodemus asked: How can these things be? How can the A.D. 70 Destruction be immediately followed by a literal and future Second Coming of Jesus Christ?...The next step in leaning and resolving this paradox, a particular item in the Revelation must be found and put to sure use. Specifically, an item called a key.
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His Palm Sunday Entry into Jerusalem, followed by the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The rise of Nero Caesar and his sadistic attack on the Christians of Rome. The destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple by the Romans in A.D. 70.—and the literal and glorious Second Coming of Jesus Christ as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Long hidden within the pages, a key opens the book of Revelation to bring these events of Scripture, history, and prophecy together, and begin a new journey through the book of Revelation as never before.
About the Author
A 2010 graduate of the Northeast Bible Institute of Nashua, New Hampshire and longtime patron of contemporary New Testament history, T. Mark Cossette lives in southern New Hampshire with his family. The Seven Summers of the Apocalypse is his first book