3 Books to Understand Revelation | N.T. Wright, Michael Gorman, Robert Mulholland

Revelation is the hardest book in the New Testament. With all the numbers, symbols, and images, it’s intimidating (and even scary!) to the average reader. On top of that, there’s plenty of unhelpful material out there. This video gives a quick intro to 3 books on Revelation that are accessible and rewarding. Read these and you’ll be well on your way to understanding Revelation.

Do you have a favorite book on Revelation? Leave a comment and tell us what it is.

Dr. Matt O'Reilly is pastor of Hope Hull United Methodist Church near Montgomery, AL, a fellow of the Center for Pastor Theologians, and Adjunct Professor of New Testament and Pastoral Ministry at Wesley Biblical Seminary.

[neilnolte]

The 3 books I would recommend are Isaiah, Ezekiel and Daniel.

[karlparsons]

Started with Revelation for everyone. Began well very helpful but then seriously.

[allanp]

I liked Doug Wilson's "When The Man Comes Around". I'll need to check these out also

[darrengjohnson]

‘Discipleship On the Edge” is a great book on Revelation.

[darrengjohnson]

I recommend Darrell Johnson’s book on Revelation called “The Edge of Discipleship”.

[nancys]

Recommend Darrell Johnson bk Discipleship on the Edge. Book of Revelation study

[timfoster]

Question - When Satan and the Fallen Angels fall to the earth, How do you think they will manifest in the natural realm? Will they self admit that they defied GOD and sided with satan? or will they have a different story? What will it be like when a fallen angel is walking down the street? what will people think they are?

[robertd]

I would love to have you read my book on the subject (The Final Message - Understanding the book of Revelation). If you are interested I will send it to you. Be blessed.

[benjamindemornay]

Hello from Switzerland
The great book is More than conquerors by William Hendriksen !
N t Wright dont believe in penal substitution unlike Luther Calvin Spurgeon Whitefield
Please come on!

[karlparsons]

Very disappointed that the author would merely ' assert' that the martyrdom.of the witnesses in chapter 11 results in the repentance of the nations whereas the text says rather they threw a party ! 11:10