Ross Jones Blog

This book stands or falls on the four theses presented. If these interpretations are correct, this book will revolutionize your understanding of Jesus and the Gospels. It will make clear to you the mystery of why John the Baptist and Jesus went about preaching ‘the gospel of the kingdom’, why Jesus spoke in parables, and why he used cryptic expressions like ‘the kingdom of God’, ‘the kingdom of heaven’, and ‘the Son of Man’. More importantly, it will help you interpret the end times correctly, including a scriptural view of the rapture and the millennium.

This commentary on the book of Revelation, otherwise known as the Apocalypse, is clear and simple, devotional and enlightening. Simple, because it is mainly concerned with the meaning of the text, and not so much with the author, date and background details many commentaries give. What I believe to be the correct interpretation is presented with minimal discussion of alternative interpretations. It is devotional in that it lays emphasis on the Bible text and what should be our basic response, not on exhortation or application to the Christian life.