The Revelation Record: A Scientific and Devotional Commentary on the Prophetic Book of the End of Times Hardcover – February 3, 1983

By far and away, the Book of Revelation is the most important book in the Bible. It's the only book that has a double - double, two blessings and two warnings unique to this book. God himself wants us to read, understand and follow this book. Be Blessed in the Name of the Lord...!

I went through the whole book of Revelation with this book and it helped me remember along with learn these important verses. It opened my eyes to things that made absolutely no sense. Thank you for all the work that was done to put this book together for people like me, in that the research is already done. So many things came to life as I read them. Great book.

this commentary from Henry Morris is very easy and simple to understand, plus it makes so much sense out of some of the simbilism in revelation. if your looking for a good book on revelation this is it

Like his other books, Dr. Morris writes a clear, concise, verse by verse commentary on the book of Revelation. His approach is literalistic which means that when it is obvious that the meaning is or most likely is literal, we should accept that as our first choice of interpretation. It also means that we should use the Bible to comment upon itself rather that trust in the fancy of our imagination. He does note, at important junctures, alternate interpretations of the passage under review. Dr. Morris, based on his scientific background, relates how many of the events in the book can be explained by natural causes. In the case of the extreme events, he also explains how these things could have happened to make them appear the way they did to John.Like any commentary, there will be things you may question or outright disagree with; however, that is what makes life interesting and challenges us to research further to find out the mysteries of God. God bless you in your life long pursuit of God.

Whenever Morris makes a point, he bases it on the text of Scripture itself. In Romans 4, St Paul poses a question, then pauses in verse three to say "What does the Scripture say?"This book does the same thing to many difficult questions dealing with the chronology and events of the end times. If you love God's Word and desire to use it to find wisdom, this book is for you.Fantastic.

I am enjoying studying the book of Revelations in the New Testament using this very accurate study by Dr. Henry Morris. He is the ultimate in any biblical information available. It is very interesting and well explained.

This book has a fairly unique slant on the book of Revelation. It is pre-tribulational and pre-millenialist. The frequent references to science give him insights into passages that others (even with a similar theologic slant) don't always get.In truth it is sufficiently 'unique' that I would not recommend it as your only Revelation commentary (probably the Revelation book published by Ritchie would get that position) but it is extremely useful as a second or third book of a set. I am doing a series of addresses on Revelation and have used it frequently.

the best of its kind