'Faith' is not believing something despite the facts - on the contrary - Biblical faith is a matter of believing the facts. | "It's not that Christianity has been tried and found wanting, it's that it's been tried and found difficult!" - G.K. Chesterton |
November 10th 2018
ANCIENT MIS-READINGS OF THE BOOK OF REVELATION
John Calvin wrote a commentary on every book of the Bible, except the Book of Revelation. Eighteenth century Bible Commentator, Matthew Henry, perhaps the most read and accessible commentary available today, did not write a commentary on the Book of Revelation before he died (it was written posthumously by someone else). Since such great minds as Calvin and Henry were reluctant to tackle the Book of Revelation, any new contender offering an explanation of the Bible’s concluding book would be well advised to do so with great caution. Added to this is the poor record of other great minds of history who have dared to claim to understand the details of Revelation enough to make bold declarations of when Christ would return and the end of the world would be! Consider the following people and their interpretations… [CONTINUE]
