New book aims to demystify biblical prophecy of Revelation
GASTONIA, N.C. (MMD Newswire) September 1, 2010 -- Revelation: A Letter for the Last Generation, Finding the Heart of God in the Midst of Judgment by Terry R. Wilson seeks to share a revolutionary interpretation of the eschatology discussed in the Bible's book of Revelation. Wilson's study is intended to decrease confusion currently surrounding the events in this portion of Scripture, which will then increase a better understanding of God. The author takes what he feels is a controversial approach to the established view and seeks to provide an alternative way of thinking regarding the Revelation.
"This subject has captivated the hearts and minds of Christians since it was penned, yet most are still so confused they have abandoned its study altogether," Wilson says. "My own dissatisfaction with the explanations provided motivated me to start over, take a fresh look at what was there, and find answers that were logical, consistent and scripturally sound in a conservative Christian approach. This study is the result of that work."
Revelation: A Letter for the Last Generation strives to analyze the chapters of Revelation through themed sections, such as the role of the Jewish temple in prophecy, the church in tribulation and signs Christians should be on the lookout for. Wilson offers a different perspective of the widely accepted "Pre-Tribulation Rapture" and its chronology of predetermined events.
"It will take you inside the heart of God so that you might understand not just what is happening, but why," says Wilson. "You will be challenged to deepen your faith and trust in God as you move chapter by chapter through the Revelation, never to feel lost on the journey."
Revelation: A Letter for the Last Generation, Finding the Heart of God in the Midst of Judgment is available for sale online at Amazon.com and other channels.
About the Author
Terry R. Wilson studied theology at California State University, LIFE Pacific College and Calvary Bible College. For more than 20 years, Wilson has taught in churches in southern California, Oregon and North Carolina, and continues to do so in Gastonia, where he lives with his family.
MEDIA CONTACT
Terry R. Wilson
Email: terry@trwilson.com
Phone: (704) 867-4740
Web: www.trwilson.com
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