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Ronald L. Nickelson Served in the United States Air Force for nearly two decades, was an assisstant professor of Bible at Roanoke Bible College from 1997 to 2003, and served as a minister at Southern Hills Church o Christ in Abilene, Texas. In August of 2000, he joined Standard Publishing as an editor and has edited the Standard Lesson Commentary series for more than a decade.
“Jesus does not come to earth the first time to condemn, as he himself says (John 3:17). The day of vengeance will occur when Jesus returns (2 Thessalonians 1:7–9).” (Page 36)
“the river’s purity and clarity indicate that anything that might pollute it has been banished from the city.” (Page 99)
“The law by itself could point to, but could not provide for, the redemption of sinners;” (Page 68)
“ The water has divine qualities, and we do not sense that John is surprised by this” (Page 99)
“rebellion, retribution, repentance, and restoration” (Page 347)