Revelation Unveiled

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The Book of Revelation is seen by many as a book wrapped in a riddled mystery insidean enigma. Efforts to understand it are a waste of time. For too long Revelation has been the code of Left-Behind-crazed TV-evangelists using this text for their own profits. Rather this amazing revelation is about the Lord Jesus Christ, in His magnificence.

This series of lectures overcomes that enigma and opens our eyes to the original setting of the book, along with the literary background of the symbolism throughout the Old Testament. It is simply amazing! Listening to Jordan, leads to a deeper grasp of� all Scripture, including St. John's Revelation.

Revelation is framed in the language and symbolism of the Old Testament. Jordan explains this background in all its fulness. Even more, Revelation is set in the� turbulent times of the New Testament era when the Church was persecuted by the unbelieving Judaizers and the Pagan Romans.

About this Product

This a DVD�of mp3 files and documents. Includes the complete James B. Jordan series - "Revelation in Detail" (204 mp3s) with extensive notes (364 pages in Word format) and Jordan's "Reader's Guide to Revelation" (Word doc 24 pages), also included is related bonus material on Revelation (from Ken Gentry, Gary DeMar, Doug Wilson, Gregg Strawbridge). An amazing exposition of Revelation by master interpreter, James B. Jordan.

204 MP3 files - 1.94 GB
Total time - 6 days, 9 minutes

About James B. Jordan

James B. Jordan is the Director of Biblical Horizons ministries, a theological think tank that publishes books, monographs, essays and taped lectures focused on Bible commentary, Biblical theology and liturgical theology. He holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia in comparative literature. During four years in the United States Air force, Jordan served as a military historian, and then attended Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Miss. He completed his studies with an M.A. and Th.M. at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. Since 1990, he has lived in Niceville, Fla. in 1993, the Central School of Religion awarded him a D. Litt. Degree for a dissertation on the dietary laws of Moses. The author of numerous monographs and several books, including, Through New Eyes: Developing a Biblical View of the World, Creation in Six Days, Primeval Saints: Studies in the Patriarchs of Genesis, The Sociology of the Church: Essays in Reconstruction, and Judges: A Practical and Theological Commentary.

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