Revelation of Christ: Things That Shall Be
Overview
Our title to the following pages indicates our adherence in some sense to the interpretation of the book of Revelation which makes the body of it—the nineteen chapters upon which we are entering—apply to what is still for us future. Those who so apply it, what ever differences in detail there may be among them, are on this account called “futurists”, in contrast with the large school of “Presentists” or “Historicalists,” who find in it a progressive history of the Church from the beginning, and interpret it naturally by that history.
-From the Introduction
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Top Highlights
“This last is the effect of chafing against its bounds, as the ‘mind of the flesh’ is ‘not subject to the law of God” (Page 221)
“The book is, above all, a practical book. It is not for theorists or dreamers, but for servants” (Page 239)
“None can therefore approach to intercede. There can be no more delay” (Page 174)
“This is the end to which the world is hastening now” (Pages 205–206)
“later passage (chap. 20:4) similarly distinguishes” (Page 67)
- Title: Revelation of Christ: Things That Shall Be
- Author: F. W. Grant
- Publisher: Galaxie Software
- Publication Date: 2005