Focusing on the misunderstood nature of the Book of Revelation, this work explores how its messages were intended for a first-century audience, contrasting it with modern interpretations. Paul Spilsbury delves into the original context, revealing that the imagery of the throne, the lamb, and the dragon conveys a profound gospel message. By examining Revelation through the lens of its earliest readers, the author uncovers the simplicity and depth of its meaning, challenging entrenched misconceptions and offering clarity on its true significance.
