Painting the Rocks: The Loss of Old Sydney

What may be a bit different about this book is that it interprets Revelation by reading its symbols and putting them in order, like a puzzle, so one may actually read what they say, essentially deciphering the book of Revelation. This approach eliminates a lot of speculation, and at the very least, renders a precise reading, however open to interpretation.

The writing of Revealing the Puzzle of Revelation is clear and engaging. But its real strength lies in its take on Revelation itself, maintaining that it is an inspired work of real prophecy, some of which has seen fulfillment. It makes a case for Revelation being inspired by citing specific cases of fulfilled prophecy in history. And with that, Revelation is demonstrated to be a remarkably resilient work, and yet another way of presenting the gospel.

Revealing the Puzzle of Revelation looks into many possible interpretations of John's vision, based upon popular teachings on it. But its ultimate purpose is simply to present a stable biblical reading of the prophecy, consistent with scripture.