The Revelation Question: How to Make Sense of the Weirdest Book in the Bible

It reads like an out-of-control horror story. Open it up, and it’ll cast you into a world inhabited by hell-spawned locusts, fire-breathing horses, and seven-headed monsters. Turn the pages, and you’ll meet a dragon, a beast, and a false prophet who vomit demonic frogs in unison. Tour its chapters, and you’ll discover the parade of eerie characters never lets up.

Inevitably, you’ll ask, “What does all this mean?”

In response, The Revelation Question contends that the last and weirdest book in the Bible isn’t about trusting in a timeline or a countdown to doomsday. It’s about trusting in Jesus.