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The Book of Revelation. St John the Divine by John of Patmos

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dookiehana's review

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apocalypse then

fablesandwren's review against another edition

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3.0

Sidenote: The reason for such vague and short and "eh" words on each of these books, is because I wasn't challenging the study of the Bible when I read these. I was challenging myself to read the whole Bible in a year because I knew it would be discipline to keep at it daily. I do, however, plan to pick up a book and study what it is saying. Those will be longer reads and more notes.

So here is my review from my "Read the Bible in a Year" challenge. Usually just snippets of thoughts and random things I liked about the book itself. Nothing in-depth.

So here is my review of Revelations!

This is my favorite book in the Bible. Such promise and chaos. It's like a fantasy book, but it is actually going to happen. It's kind of terrifying but it leaves you in awe and with your mind rolling. I love it.

aaronwhite's review against another edition

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5.0

A tougher read than normal. There is invitation here, and grace and hope and promise, but also vengeance and violence. This is a comforting word to those under the thumb of oppression (as were the original author and readers, most likely) not so much for the oppressors.