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Reviewed by Donna M for Readers' Favorite
Rick Schworer is a Bible warrior. This book is not for the faint at heart but for serious students of the Bible. I minored in Theology and can say without a doubt that Schworer hits all the important points in his interpretation of Revelations, a book that goes hand in hand with the book of Daniel. This book is meant to be a study aid to help you understand the finer points of scripture and the end of days prophecy. So don’t expect this to be a fast read. Even though Schworer has a light and airy way of writing I still found that end of days prophecy is complicated and not easily understood, which is why I say this book is not for the faint of heart.
Schworer’s interpretation of Revelations is classic. I don’t totally agree with this author,s analysis, but respect his position and think he did a good job in showing what he believes. Schworer’ viewpoint is heavily supported by Bible scripture as any Bible interpretation should be. The Book of Revelations is truly like a beast with 10 horns. Schwoer is gallant in his efforts to take on one of the most difficult books in the Bible. This is a good read for all serious Bible students and for those who are interested in understanding the nuances of Revelations, its mysterious characters and symbolism.
