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groups appear: letters to seven churches,
seals, trumpets, bowls.
11. Where does the Millennium appear in
the text?
12. What will be the last two battles of the
world?
13. Name some key words of Revelation.
14. Name and describe the di erent
schools of interpretation of Revelation.
According to which view is most of
Revelation still future?
15.
Compare
premillennialism,
postmillennialism,
and
amillen-nialism
concerning their views of the Millennium.
VII. FURTHER STUDY
Because of Revelation’s variety of
coverage, many subjects for further study
appear as one surveys the text. Here are a


few:

1.

what the Bible teaches about God as
Judge

2.

eternal judgment

3.

Ezekiel and the book of Revelation
compared

4.

the nation of Israel in last times

5.

the world of evil spirits

6.

Antichrist

7.

the rapture in Revelation

8.

the church in Revelation

9.

the Millennium

0.

heaven

1.

symbols in Revelation. (Recommended
sources for study of this important
subject are J. P. Lange, Revelation,


pp. 14-41; Merrill C. Tenney,
Interpreting Revelation, pp. 186-93;
and
John
F.
Walvoord, The
Revelation of Jesus Christ, pp. 25-30.)
VIII. OUTLINE

IX. SELECTED READING
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Smith, Wilbur, M. “Revelation.” In The


Wycliffe Bible Commentary, pp. 14911501.
Thiessen, Henry C. Introduction to the New

Testament, pp. 316-29.
COMMENTARIES
Ladd, George E. Commentary on the
Revelation of John.
Lange, John Peter. Revelation.
Newell, William R. The Book of
Revelation.
Ryrie, Charles C. Revelation. Everyman’s
Bible Commentary.
Walvoord, John F. The Revelation of Jesus
Christ.
OTHER RELATED SOURCES