A Commentary on Revelation
Overview
James Durham’s work on the last book of the Bible has been a commentary standard ever since its publication in 1680. With over one thousand pages, Durham provides a solid and thorough exposition from a postmillennial point of view. This commentary will help laity and students alike understand this mystifying apocalyptic book.
A Commentary on Revelation is perfect for students, professors, historians, and anyone wanting a greater grasp on this divisive book of the Bible. With the Logos edition, all Scriptures are linked to the Bibles in your library, making study fast and easy.
- Provides a solid and thorough exposition of the book of Revelation
- Presents a postmillennial point of view
- Contains commentary that offers better understanding of the text
Top Highlights
“the time of pouring out his wrath on his Enemies, & of being very kind to his Church & People, is at hand.” (Page 3)
“Grace, is the fountain of Gods free love; and Peace, the effect of that free love” (Page 3)
“ not rejecting on our selves, is the great cause of much declining and backsliding in heart,” (Page 63)
“Christ is acquainted with all our carriage, and every thing that escapeth us” (Page 57)
“all have it eternally, equally and perfectly none is more or lefse” (Page 6)
- Title: A Commentary on Revelation
- Author: James Durham
- Publisher: Robert Sanders
- Publication Date: 1680
- Pages: 1,001
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David Anfinrud
9/14/2019
The English Style is Old. Sometimes you have to think about it. I find it interesting and refreshing to read. These are a set of Lectures that were given on the Book of Revelations. From this book we may gain nuggets of truth that we are no longer thinking about. For every generation has its set of wisdom. From the Past we can gain maybe a little insight we have not thought about. How often is it we think we know all the answers. Yet we know so little. Looking at the wisdom of many people help to make us grow closer to God. With growth is understanding and stronger faith.
