Revelation Study Guide (Volume 1): An Expository Analysis of Chapters 1-13, Revised

In Volume 1 of the two-book Revelation Study Guide series, Dr. Adrian Rogers guides the reader verse by verse through chapters 1 – 13 of the book of Revelation in the Bible.

Of the 66 books included in the Bible, Revelation is the only one that guarantees a blessing if you will only read it. It is the last book in the Bible and serves as the clasp which binds the Bible together. Genesis describes the start of this world, and Revelation explains the end. If Genesis is the seed-bed of all theology, then Revelation offers the fruit of theology. It completes the pictures begun by the Old Testament prophets and gives details that clarify the prophecies of Daniel, Isaiah, and Ezekiel.

As you study the vision given to John, other texts will become clear, and you will begin to see the pattern and plans of God throughout history. If you ignore the book of Revelation, you will be left to wonder at the events of the world, without any knowledge of the prophetic word concerning things to come. In Volume 1 (Book 1) of the two-book Revelation Study Guide series, Dr. Adrian Rogers guides the reader verse by verse through chapters 1 – 13 of the book of Revelation in the Bible. The reader will learn that God’s primary purpose in giving us the book of Revelation was to forewarn and to bless His people. Some of what you will discover includes the attributes of God and the significance of numbers. the seals of the scrolls, and the destruction that will rise up during the end times.