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Book review — The Lamb Wins! A Guided Tour Through the Book of Revelation

Book: The Lamb Wins! A Guided Tour Through the Book of RevelationAuthor: Richard BewesPublisher: Christian Focus Retail Price: £7.99 (buy now)
Review by Emily Phillips1 minute readSeptember/October 2019, page 30

The Lamb Wins! A Guided Tour Through the Book of Revelation

This book was recommended to me by my pastor after being confused about how to interpret the visions when reading Revelation. With crazy creatures and different riders, and the seemingly strange 144,000 amongst other unusual things, I’m sure everyone has read Revelation in a haze of confusion at some point, if not every time! This book goes chapter by chapter, explaining clearly what it all means and laying out all the theories from different scholars, testing the validity of each. Most importantly, Richard Bewes always applies it and you can ask yourself, ‘So what does this mean for me?’

Practically speaking, it is a very readable book. It has small chapters and isn’t too wordy, so you could read through Revelation in eighteen days if you read a chapter of this book a day. It also has study questions at the end of each part (three parts in total), which could be useful for any book club or study group.

I finished this book excited for heaven, thankful that I have been saved from God’s wrath and thinking about how holy our God is. Surely that can’t be bad!

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About the reviewer

Emily Phillips
Emily Phillips is a French teacher currently on maternity leave living near Brecon.

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