Revelation Reconsidered offers a fresh study approach to the book of Revelation!God is not the author of confusion -- but he is the master of mystery and intrigue, as the book of Revelation can attest to. (Prov 25:2) The key to understanding the book of Revelation is to recognize that it is not chronological!Throughout his Revelation experience, John was shown many, many events in visions. A careful examination and comparison of key scriptures will reveal that not all events are to happen in the order in which they were presented to John. Some events happen in reverse order to add mystery and intrigue, and sometimes John saw a vision repeated, to offer varied or added information.Revelation Rearranged is complemented by another book titled Revelation Reconsidered. These books go "e;hand in glove"e; together to offer a more in-depth study of the books of Revelation -- by rearranging portions of scripture into the order in which they are to occur "e;From Now to Eternity!"e;.

Revelation Reconsidered offers a fresh study approach to the book of Revelation!God is not the author of confusion -- but he is the master of mystery and intrigue, as the book of Revelation can attest to. (Prov 25:2) The key to understanding the book of Revelation is to recognize that it is not chronological!Throughout his Revelation experience, John was shown many, many events in visions. A careful examination and comparison of key scriptures will reveal that not all events are to happen in the order in which they were presented to John. Some events happen in reverse order to add mystery and intrigue, and sometimes John saw a vision repeated, to offer varied or added information.Revelation Rearranged is complemented by another book titled Revelation Reconsidered. These books go "e;hand in glove"e; together to offer a more in-depth study of the books of Revelation -- by rearranging portions of scripture into the order in which they are to occur "e;From Now to Eternity!"e;.

Revelation Reconsidered offers a fresh study approach to the book of Revelation!God is not the author of confusion -- but he is the master of mystery and intrigue, as the book of Revelation can attest to. (Prov 25:2) The key to understanding the book of Revelation is to recognize that it is not chronological!Throughout his Revelation experience, John was shown many, many events in visions. A careful examination and comparison of key scriptures will reveal that not all events are to happen in the order in which they were presented to John. Some events happen in reverse order to add mystery and intrigue, and sometimes John saw a vision repeated, to offer varied or added information.Revelation Rearranged is complemented by another book titled Revelation Reconsidered. These books go "e;hand in glove"e; together to offer a more in-depth study of the books of Revelation -- by rearranging portions of scripture into the order in which they are to occur "e;From Now to Eternity!"e;.