Revelation - Introduction to Revelation
This article is an introduction to the book of Revelation.
Interpreting Revelation
How should we interpret the book of Revelation? This article evaluates five approaches to interpreting this book.
Revelation 1:4 – The Seven Spirits
What does the reference to the seven spirits in Revelation 1:4 mean? This article discusses the options.
Revelation 1:4-5 – Benediction
This article offers an exposition of the benediction in Revelation 1:4-5.
Revelation 1:4-5 – Firstborn of the Dead?
Jesus is referred to as firstborn of the dead in Revelation 1:4-5. This article explains what this means.
"The Lamb" in the Apocalypse
The book of Revelation applied the title "Lamb" twenty-eight times to the Lord Jesus Christ. John consistently uses the Greek word "arnion" for "Lamb" in the book. The article discusses the suitability of this.
The Book of Revelation Is Not Just about the Future
This article shows that the book of Revelation is not just about the future, but also about the past and the present.
An Apocalyptic Tribute to the Lamb: Revelation 5:1-14
This article considers the function of Revelation 5 and the Lamb of God in that chapter.
Revelation 1:19: An Eschatologically Escalated Prophetic Convention
What is the function of Revelation 1:19 within the book? The author argues that the purpose of this verse is to assert the divine origin of the message of the apostle John in Revelation. This verse together with others actually echoes the language and themes of Daniel 2.
Revelation – The Revelation of the Glory of God's Justice and Mercy
In Chapter 1 Hamilton provides a popular overview of the content, structure, and theology of the book of Revelation.