Do Christians shy away from answering questions concerning the book of Revelations?

Question

I posted a question earlier asking for help or advice on books that may put it into simpler terms and the only answers that I got were from non-Christians suggesting The Torah or the Quran.

Basically looking for a book that would explain it in simpler terms that I could understand. I try to read it but just become confused.

I don't appreciate being referred to as a moron. If I were a moron I wouldn't ask questions. I didn't ask for a dissertation either, just some Christian help.

Answer 1

"The Lamb's Supper" by Dr Scott Hahn. (Published by Doubleday). The best book that I have read on Revelations. Really made sense out of it for me. I think it's a pretty easy read, definitely not for scholars only.

Answer 2

I am not sure what you asked about Revelations. I would be happy to give you my beliefs, I am a post millennial. Most Christians today are pre. I don't tend to shy away from questions, however I do tend to not answer if I feel that someone is just wanting to make fun of the word, God, or my beliefs. I just don't have the desire to waste my time with that.

Not that I am saying you are doing that, but why I may not answer a question that someone posts.

The book that I was taught under was

The symbols speak, by Dr. Lillie McCutcheon First Church of God, Anderson Indiana

Answer 3

i'm now no longer particular what you asked approximately Revelations. i'd be satisfied to grant you my ideals, i'm a submit millennial. maximum Christians at modern-day are pre. i don't have an inclination to shy sparkling of questions, in spite of the certainty that I do have an inclination to no longer respond if i think of that somebody is in basic terms wanting to make a giggle of the word, God, or my ideals. I in basic terms do no longer desire the desire to waste my time with that. no longer that i'm announcing you're doing that, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that why i could no longer respond a query that somebody posts. The instruction manual that i used to learn under was once The symbols communicate, via potential of Dr. Lillie McCutcheon First Church of God, Anderson Indiana

Answer 4

The book of Revelation should be read with a study bible as well as other sources that will help you get through this text. It is an incredible book to read and understand.

Answer 5

No. What was your question? I wasn't signed in until a few minutes ago.
I love the Book of Revelation. I accepted Christ as savior after reading it.

H.A. Ironside wrote a great commentary on the Book of Revelation years ago. It probably is still in print. I would recommend it if you can find it.

Answer 6

No, at least Im not, althought I may not know as much as Id like to.

I didnt read your other question, but there are MANY books that could help you. My uncle has tons of them, he is fascinated by Revelations. It would take me some time and a few phone calls to dig up an answer, but I could see what I could do.

Answer 7

I'm Christian. What was your question?

Sorry. I found it. My recommendation would be the book "Revelation - It's Grand Climax at Hand". You'll get your questions answered. You can get a copy at any Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses or from any Witnesses that stops at your door. The publication is free of charge, but if you want to make a donation to the world wide work that's being done you can do so.

Answer 8

Not if you have read Revelation 1:1-3

Answer 9

NO! I love the book of Revelations
There is some awesome things in there
I use the King James version
You may want anther translation

this is a searachable site on the internet, try it!
http://www.biblegateway.com/
BibleGateway.com: A searchable online Bible in over 50 versions

and 35 languages.


http://www.biblegateway.com/

Answer 10

No. I do not. But the book of Revelations is scary, most do not want to read it. But all it is is a vision John had (the same one who wrote John, John 1, 2, 3, as opposed to John the Baptist)