A Survey of the Book of Revelation

A Survey of the Book of Revelation is a clear, structured overview of the final book of the Bible, designed to help readers understand its major themes, movements, and theological message without becoming lost in technical detail. Rather than a verse-by-verse commentary, this book provides a high-level flyover that traces the flow of Revelation from the glorified Christ in chapter 1 to the eternal state in chapters 21–22.Written from a traditional dispensational and Free Grace theological perspective, this survey maintains a consistent distinction between Israel and the Church, affirms the eternal security of salvation, and emphasizes accountability, fellowship, and reward in the Christian life. Revelation is presented as a unified, forward-looking prophecy that reveals Jesus Christ as the sovereign Judge, coming King, and rightful ruler of history.Each chapter is summarized with attention to literary structure, biblical context, and doctrinal significance, helping readers see how Revelation fits within the whole counsel of Scripture. Key passages such as the seven churches, the heavenly throne room, the seal, trumpet, and bowl judgments, the return of Christ, the millennial kingdom, and the eternal state are explained clearly and coherently.This book is ideal for pastors, teachers, students, and serious Bible readers who want a reliable roadmap to Revelation. It serves as an orientation guide for further study, equipping readers to approach this often-misunderstood book with confidence, clarity, and a firm biblical framework.