The book of Revelation is an exciting, yet often misunderstood book of the Bible. Christians for centuries have wondered (and disagreed) exactly what it means. Enjoy getting a basic overview of the 4 different interpretations of Revelation (historicist, futurist, idealist, and preterist) and find out how each view explains key end-times topics. Packed with pictures, timelines, and comparison charts, Rose’s Understanding the Book of Revelation PowerPoint is perfect for any Revelation Bible study.

This Ready-to-use PowerPoint Will Add Depth to Any Revelation Study. It includes—

• More than 100 full-color, ready-to-use slides
• 50 photos, illustrations, and comparison charts showing tons of information at a glance
• Overview of the author, date, outline, and themes of the Book of Revelation
• Section-by-section commentary on the Book of Revelation, explaining how each of the 4 views explains key symbols/passages.
• Map of the seven churches
• Printable worksheets and handouts

Enjoy having an easy-to-understand overview of ALL the key Scriptures on the book of Revelation and get unbiased explanations on each of the 4 common views held by Christians.

Explains Revelation Bible Symbols in an Easy-to-Understand Way:

• The 7 Seals
• The 7 Churches
• 144,000
• Mark of the Beast (666)
• Persecuted Woman
• The 7 Trumpets
• The 7 Bowls
• Great Prostitute
• Fall of Babylon
• New Creation—New Heaven and New Earth
• Millennium
• Healing of the Nations

Covers the 4 Common Ways to Read the Book of Revelation:

• Historicist — Revelation is prophecy about church history from the time of John to the end of the world.
• Preterist — Revelation is prophecy that was fulfilled primarily in the first century AD.
• Futurist — Revelation is prophecy primarily about the future end of the world.
• Idealist — Revelation is a non-historical and non-prophetic drama about spiritual realities.

Includes Incredible Visuals that Will Help You Teach Through the Book of Revelation:

• Full-color maps showing the location of the 7 churches: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea
• Dozens of comparison charts showing how each of the 4 common views (Historicist, Preterist, Futurist, and Idealist) interpret key symbols and passages with the Book of Revelation.

Pastors and teachers will enjoy the presentation’s flexibility. Present the PowerPoint in one setting or as a series of study sessions. Once loaded onto a computer, the teacher has flexibility as to how the information is presented:

• Rearrange the format for specific environment or time considerations
• Present at the speed that’s best for study participants
• Or use only a portion of the information for a special presentation