An exhaustive commentary on the Book of Revelation that treats every verse, figure symbol, and number symbol in the Book. It is the consummation of a lifetime of study and provides the reader with rare insights into the non-Zionist beliefs and teachings of the Apostles and the church fathers about Revelation. In this book the myths of Christian Zionism and Materialistic Theology are exposed and Historic Christian Orthodoxy, the reigning faith of the Church from the fourth to the nineteenth centuries is uncovered from beneath the debris of Age of Reason and Age of Enlightenment Humanistic Theology. The key, or at least a key to understanding the book of Revelation is to know the meanings of the number and figure symbols in which it consists. Those symbols come from the Scriptures themselves, both in the Old and New Testaments. But that leaves a long field from which to glean and that is why a comprehensive knowledge of the Bible is essential. It is in this latter area of consideration that Dr. Cripe excels.

When the Lord called me to the Ministry, in 1962 at the age of 28, I had much to learn. Studies in Romans and Hebrews captivated me and were very instrumental in forming the direction my life and minsitry would take. But nothing was more revealing, exciting, and instructive in those early years than the book of Galatians. It opened my spiritual eyes to the real difference between the Old and the New Covenants. Previously I had thought that legalism consisted in rules and regulations; and that freedom meant autonomy. Galatians showed me how wrong that was and what freedom in Christ really is. That was one of the great discoveries of my life." It is my prayer that God, in His grace and power, will use this book to expose the real bondage that Christians face and make the true meaning of the Liberty that Christ has provided to us by Faith and not works clear to all. It is an understanding that is much needed.

An exhaustive commentary on the Book of Revelation that treats every verse, figure symbol, and number symbol in the Book. It is the consummation of a lifetime of study and provides the reader with rare insights into the non-Zionist beliefs and teachings of the Apostles and the church fathers about Revelation. In this book the myths of Christian Zionism and Materialistic Theology are exposed and Historic Christian Orthodoxy, the reigning faith of the Church from the fourth to the nineteenth centuries is uncovered from beneath the debris of Age of Reason and Age of Enlightenment Humanistic Theology. The key, or at least a key to understanding the book of Revelation is to know the meanings of the number and figure symbols in which it consists. Those symbols come from the Scriptures themselves, both in the Old and New Testaments. But that leaves a long field from which to glean and that is why a comprehensive knowledge of the Bible is essential. It is in this latter area of consideration that Dr. Cripe excels.