Revelation
Pages
576
Publisher
Zondervan
Published
1/1/2000
ISBN-13
9780310231929
Collections
This book appears in the following featured collections.
- Favorite Commentaries for Personal Study by Jeremy Pierce (parableman)
- Recommended NT Commentaries by Denver Seminary Journal
- Ultimate Commentary Collection: NT Expositional by John Glynn
Reviews
Keener is an expert when it comes to the 1st century Jewish, Greek, and Roman context. This is reflected in his commentary on Revelation. I really liked how he keeps to understanding the text from the context of John's day (even when dealing with future eschatological events). This made me give it 5 stars. The practical application parts are also very helpful for pastors and ministers. With such a valuable source, we don't need to shy away from preaching from the book of Revelation in our congregations.
Evangelical commentary emphasizing application to the church’s contemporary context and concerns, by a scholar intimately familiar with the Jewish and Greco-Roman literature and cultural backgrounds. One of the best commentaries occupying the middle ground between academic exegetical references and popular expositions, and therefore of special interest to pastors.
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I usually love Keener's work, but I found this one underwhelming.