Revelation
in Wycliffe Exegetical Commentary
Revelation 1-7 Commentary
Pages
524 pages
Publisher
Moody
Published
9/11/1992
ISBN-13
9780802492654
Revelation 8-22 Commentary
Pages
720 pages
Publisher
Moody
Published
5/5/1995
ISBN-13
9780802492678
Collections
This book appears in the following featured collections.
- Best Exegetical Commentaries by Jim Rosscup
- Basic Library Booklist by Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary
- Recommended New Testament Commentaries for Evangelical Pastors by Thomas R. Schreiner
Reviews
Excellent commentary on the Book of Revelation, perhaps the best there is. I am extremely impressed with the level of depth and detail included in this commentary. I think that this is a "Must Have" Commentary for any serious student of the Book of Revelation.
I've been using this for our small group study on the book of Revelation. This is the most in-depth commentary I have used for the book of Revelation. Very good and very thorough.
Dispensational premillennial (futurist); perhaps the best commentary from this perspective.
[Full Review]
The Book of Revelation is one of Dr. Thomas' strengths. In this commentary, the reader becomes aware of this fact rather quickly. While the commentary definitely has the feel of a more technical one, it is not unnecessarily complicated. Even with a limited knowledge of Greek, this reviewer benefited greatly from Thomas' discussions on the Greek text. He gives his own translation and does an excellent job with the Greek text. In his discussions of almost every issue, he notes varying viewpoints without prejudice. After discussing the views, he will reveal his view and why he holds to it. Unlike some commentators, he makes it clear which view he prefers. It is by far the best premillennial commentary on the Book of Revelation to date.