So The Image Could Speak

The apostle John is banished to the Isle of Patmos and, during his time there, is visited by an angel sent by his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Then he sees Jesus Christ. He is told to write of what was, what is, and what is to come. The book he writes, the last book in the canonical Bible, is the book of Revelation. It is, perhaps, one of the least understood books of the sixty-six books of the Bible. It is definitely the least taught.

The book of Revelation of Jesus Christ tells us of the last days and the final triumph of good over evil. It tells us of the fulfillment of God's plan for mankind and the completion of His covenant with Israel. The book of Revelation reveals God in all His glory, His mercy, His righteousness, and His love.

We see so much going on in the world today and have to wonder how long this can go on. How this One World Government will be ruled, and the One World Church gathered. We see mounting crime at the highest levels and, if we don't know God's plan, we could feel worried or concern.

But the message in Revelation is not one of fear; it is one of glory and our Glorious Hope - the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

This book, So The Image Could Speak, is a layperson's look at the book of Revelation. One reader, and a dear friend, writes, "In this book Susan will show us how we can understand more. Not everything. There are many mysteries that God will reveal at His good pleasure. But this book will take us on an incredible journey of discovery through all of the Bible showing how the mysteries of Revelation are being revealed in not only scripture but actual current events."

So, let's take a journey together through one of the most captivating books of the Bible - the Revelation of Jesus Christ.