Moses (c. 1500 BC) wrote many other books over the five ones which begin the current Bible. By the time John wrote The Revelation of Jesus Christ, he had very much been an ardent scholar of his ...

From Chapter One: "John's Revelation ... to show how different the two books are," for he agreed that Revelation had been written "by a holy and inspired writer." Nevertheless, debates about ...

"I began this writing during a time of war," she says, "when some who advocated war claimed to find its meaning in Revelation." Because he feared reprisals, John wrote this condemnation of Rome in ...

To many, the book of Revelation reads like a cryptic countdown to the end times — full of strange symbols, beasts and fire.

Was this John the same John who wrote the Book of Revelation, the final and terrifying chapter of the New Testament? Or was he the Apostle John, called Jesus's "beloved disciple", to whom he ...