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# Revelation for Everyone: 20th Anniversary Edition with Study Guide (The New Testament for Everyone)

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Review: A Good Commentary for Introductions to the Big Pictures of Revelation - NT Wright continues to be a leading New Testament scholar among Christians. In the New Testament for Everyone series, he shows that he can adroitly write for "everyone." This book introduces readers to the often misunderstood and off-putting Revelation. Wright usually approaches each chapter as a whole unit -- although sometimes he focuses on partial chapters at a time. He does not treat the text of Revelatin verse-by-verse as many commentaries do for their subject. He looks at the themes, messages, context, symbols and connection of Revelation to the rest of the New Testament and Bible. This is a book that would be great for Bible studies. The leader would probably want to use a more detailed thorough commentary in addition to this one. Wright sets Revelation in the general context of Biblical Theology that emphasizes the Kingdom of God that has been inaugurated on earth in Jesus Christ and will be fully consummated when he returns to make all things new. Wright completely rejects notions of rapture, a seven year dispensation, a literal millenium, and generally the literal interpretation of the numbers and apocalyptic visions of the book. I think Wright's view of Revelation is in line with historic and apostolic teaching of the church. This book is a good corrective to those misled by the "Left Behind" series and the dispensationalist scheme taught by many in the West. Wright looks at how Revelation spoke to the 1st Century church to whom it was written. He also looks at how it speaks to us today. I encourage readers not to be turned off if this seems not to agree with what you have previously been taught. Wright, altough certainly not perfect in his interpretation, offers a faithful interpretation.
Review: Easily a 5 star! - Tom Wright (aka N T Wright) is the most insightful and unique conservative scholar to come along in some time. He has shared with us his great gift of, not only his theology, but his whimsical writing, anecdotes, story telling and of course the most important of all correct interpretation of the text itself. Wright is not only a theologian, but is as much a historian. I recommend the entire everyone series from him. You will not regret buying these easy to read, entertaining, and remarkably insightful books. In his long awaited commentary on Revelation, N. T. Wright does not disappoint. Wright tackles the difficult imagery of this book and is able to bring clarity and understanding to everyone who cares to read and understand the book of Revelation. Wright gives this book back to the Church in a sense. This book has been stolen by extreme preterists and dispensationalists and either relegated to the past or put off to sometime in the future. Wright shows that this is a book that has relevance for today. He recognizes the first century audience to whom John writes and keeps them in mind throughout the book. He does a good job of recognizing the OT allusions in Revelation and is able to work through the complexities of thought and keep it simple at the same time. I will not spoil the book with details of Wright's views, but I do recommend this book. You will not be disappointed.

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| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #37,727 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #42 in New Testament Criticism & Interpretation #78 in New Testament Commentaries #87 in Jesus, the Gospels & Acts (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 493 Reviews |

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### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Good Commentary for Introductions to the Big Pictures of Revelation
*by C***S on July 13, 2013*

NT Wright continues to be a leading New Testament scholar among Christians. In the New Testament for Everyone series, he shows that he can adroitly write for "everyone." This book introduces readers to the often misunderstood and off-putting Revelation. Wright usually approaches each chapter as a whole unit -- although sometimes he focuses on partial chapters at a time. He does not treat the text of Revelatin verse-by-verse as many commentaries do for their subject. He looks at the themes, messages, context, symbols and connection of Revelation to the rest of the New Testament and Bible. This is a book that would be great for Bible studies. The leader would probably want to use a more detailed thorough commentary in addition to this one. Wright sets Revelation in the general context of Biblical Theology that emphasizes the Kingdom of God that has been inaugurated on earth in Jesus Christ and will be fully consummated when he returns to make all things new. Wright completely rejects notions of rapture, a seven year dispensation, a literal millenium, and generally the literal interpretation of the numbers and apocalyptic visions of the book. I think Wright's view of Revelation is in line with historic and apostolic teaching of the church. This book is a good corrective to those misled by the "Left Behind" series and the dispensationalist scheme taught by many in the West. Wright looks at how Revelation spoke to the 1st Century church to whom it was written. He also looks at how it speaks to us today. I encourage readers not to be turned off if this seems not to agree with what you have previously been taught. Wright, altough certainly not perfect in his interpretation, offers a faithful interpretation.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easily a 5 star!
*by E***J on March 9, 2012*

Tom Wright (aka N T Wright) is the most insightful and unique conservative scholar to come along in some time. He has shared with us his great gift of, not only his theology, but his whimsical writing, anecdotes, story telling and of course the most important of all correct interpretation of the text itself. Wright is not only a theologian, but is as much a historian. I recommend the entire everyone series from him. You will not regret buying these easy to read, entertaining, and remarkably insightful books. In his long awaited commentary on Revelation, N. T. Wright does not disappoint. Wright tackles the difficult imagery of this book and is able to bring clarity and understanding to everyone who cares to read and understand the book of Revelation. Wright gives this book back to the Church in a sense. This book has been stolen by extreme preterists and dispensationalists and either relegated to the past or put off to sometime in the future. Wright shows that this is a book that has relevance for today. He recognizes the first century audience to whom John writes and keeps them in mind throughout the book. He does a good job of recognizing the OT allusions in Revelation and is able to work through the complexities of thought and keep it simple at the same time. I will not spoil the book with details of Wright's views, but I do recommend this book. You will not be disappointed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Practical, readable Book makng Revelation clearer to understand.
*by D***. on May 27, 2025*

Practical, readable book for those of any intellectual level who are confused about the symbols, animals and other metaphors in the Book of Revelation. Tom Wright comes down with a pretty Orthodox Christian view of the Book of Revelation without going off the edge on "last days" predictions. Ret. Rev. David Coffin

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