Charts & Tables of Revelation

About the Book

I am regularly asked what the book of Revelation means to someone today. In order to answer those queries, I must relate the book of Revelation, written by John, to the other works written by all four “gospel” writers. In all four writings (Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John) Jesus has a lot to say about the end times and the final days. Jesus describes 10 separate events leading to the end times. In most cases, these are listed, in sequence, in the three synoptic gospels (Mark, Matthew and Luke). Each of these writers had a separate and concise description of what the end times would be like. John, however, separated his writings about the end times into a separate book, which he called Revelation of Jesus Christ. Apocalypse: a revelation or disclosure. Strongs Greek & Hebrew Dictionary says it is from Greek G575, (apo) and G2572 (kalupto); to take off the cover, i.e., disclose - reveal. The book of Revelation, in John’s words, discloses or reveals some factors or events of the end times.: In this book, Revelations About Revelation, we are going to stick to the meaning of apocalypse as a revelation or disclosure of Jesus Christ. Why do I have the boldness to continue in this effort, so different from what many authors have written? I believe that is precisely what Almighty wants me, and you(p) to do.

About the Author

Freedman Thune has spent nearly 40 years researching and developing learning material to meet the needs of and answer the questions of teen and adult learners who seriously want to know what the Bible says about their lives. What he has created or compiled in these Learning Modules represent the interactions with over 20,000 people he has interviewed, listened to, and taught. The most inspired works and meditations provide the answers.