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The Potter's Clay

Scripture, Theology, the Christian worldview, and other ramblings.

10 August 2005

Reading Revelation

Jollyblogger has a nice, short essay on how to read the book of Revelation. I happen to agree with this method of interpreting Revelation. It is a fascinating book, one that I think contains many blessings for Christians. To my mind, it is very comforting to know that the Sovereign God of the Bible has established the beginning to the end of history, and it is all culminating in the victory of the Lamb!

Soli Deo Gloria!

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