Now I have a commentary on Revelation that I can recommend
to this man. It is intended for the beginner. It is basic. It is clear. It is
well-written. Ebenezer’s illustrations are apt. He takes something of a mixed
approach to the book, which he explains in the introduction, then again in the
appendix. He takes care to explain the major figures and images in Revelation,
as well as drawing attention to allusions to the Old Testament. He is also
concerned to apply the book to his reader.
For its intended audience, this is an excellent commentary
on Revelation. It will provide the reader with a solid grasp of the overall
meaning of the book, as well as giving the reader solid guidance for the
individual parts of the book. I would also recommend it to seasoned scholars,
again, for Ebenezer’s grasp of the message of the book.
Revelation is a book that is both an encouragement to the
saints, and an evangelistic tract. Ebenezer’s commentary brings both these
elements out in a very useful commentary.
1 comment:
Benjamin,
Thanks for contributing to the blog tour.
Shaun Tabatt
EP Book Blog
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