Book Review: Revelation

Title: Revelation

Author: Charles Ryrie

Series: Everyday Bible Commentary
Publisher: Moody Publishers

Publication Date: June 5, 2018

Revelation, by Charles C. Ryrie is an intriguing in-depth bible study, and it's a part of the Everyday Bible Commentary series.

This book allows readers to encounter the biblical book of Revelation in an easier-to-read manner and focuses on an in-depth study with verse-by-verse commentary. Plus, there are helpful illustrations throughout this book. Each chapter may be utilized during as a personal bible study or as a group study with friends or church bible studies.

This book is divided into three main sections and twenty-two chapters. The main sections are titled as Section 1: The Things Which You Have Seen (includes chapter two), Section 2: The Things Which Are (includes chapter three), and The Things Which Shall Take Place (includes chapters four to twenty-two). Also, this book features additional sections titled as Publisher's Note, List of Illustrations, Introduction to Revelation, Notes, and Some Helpful Commentaries on Revelation.

According to the Publisher's Note, "For over sixty years, the Everyday Bible Commentary series (formerly titled as Everyman's Bible Commentary series) has served millions of readers, helping them to grow in their understanding, of both God and His Word. These commentaries--written by a host of evangelical scholars who are expects in their respective fields--provide biblical interpretation that is both accessible and rich, impacting the daily lives of Christians from diverse cultural and theological backgrounds.... While these commentaries are not new, they remain relevant as the content in each volume provides timeless scriptural exposition...[and] these commentaries were written: that believers may encounter God through His Word and embody it in their everyday lives."

Revelation is a helpful and interesting in-depth bible study, which is geared towards various ages, from young adults to older generations. 

Note: I received this book from Moody Newsroom, which is a program designed for bloggers to write book reviews in exchange for books, yet the opinions expressed in this review are my own.