The Book of Revelation
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
The Book of the Revelation contains outlined studies of the last book of the Bible. In his introduction, Strauss says, “Genesis is the book of commencement; Revelation is the book of consummation.” The messages in this book are designed, not for scholars or exegetes, but for the average person in the pew.
The author identifies three distinct systems of interpretation of Revelation—The Preterist School, The Presentist School, and The Prophetic School. Subscribing to the latter, Strauss holds that the largest part of the Book of Revelation is prophetic, and thus it applies to a period still future.
Key Features
- Convenient and accessible outlines of numerous issues in Revelation
- Presents a dispensational interpretation of Revelation from a practical perspective
- Includes a detailed scripture index
Contents
- An Introduction to the Revelation
- The Prelude to the Book
- The Letter to Ephesus
- The Letter to Smyrna
- The Letter to Pergamos
- The Letter to Thyatira
- The Letter to Sardis
- The Letter to Philadelphia
- The Letter to Laodicea
- The Overcomes
- The Throne in Heaven
- The Seven-Sealed Book
- The Lamb Opens the Seals
- Who Will be Saved in the Tribulation
- Silence in Heaven
- Hell on Earth
- The Mighty Angel from Heaven
- The Two Witnesses
- War in Heaven
- The World's Last Dictator
- The Wine of the Wrath of God
- The Vial Judgments
- The Judgment of the Great Whore
- The Collapse of the World Market
- The Marriage Supper of the Lamb
- The Thousand Years and the Great White Throne
- The Eternal State
Product Details
- Title: The Book of Revelation
- Author: Lehman Strauss
- Publisher: BHM Books
- Publication Date: 1964
- Pages: 381
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Topic: Eschatology
About Lehman Strauss
Lehman Strauss taught Old Testament history for eight years at Philadelphia Bible Institute and served as pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church in Bristol, Pa., from 1939 to 1957. He was pastor of Highland Park Baptist Church in Highland Park, Mich. until the end of 1963 when he resigned to devote full-time to an itinerant Bible conference and evangelistic ministry. Dr. Strauss was residing in Florida and was writing his 19th book when the Lord called him home in June of 1997.