The Book of Revelation
a historical analysis
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This book is an analysis, fact check, of Saint John's Book of Revelation in order to prove the historical truth of it. It contains factual, historical proof of people, places and things John mentioned. It also contains a lot of cross-reference witness reports, some by other apostles independent of the Revelation for example, for events that didn't leave physical evidence. Witnesses are quite common with the Bible: Noah was witness with the flood. Abraham was witness in Canaan way before the Hebrews occupied it. The Book of Revelation is presented as the common English version, followed by my a...
This book is an analysis, fact check, of Saint John's Book of Revelation in order to prove the historical truth of it. It contains factual, historical proof of people, places and things John mentioned. It also contains a lot of cross-reference witness reports, some by other apostles independent of the Revelation for example, for events that didn't leave physical evidence. Witnesses are quite common with the Bible: Noah was witness with the flood. Abraham was witness in Canaan way before the Hebrews occupied it. The Book of Revelation is presented as the common English version, followed by my analysis, indented and slightly lighter characters in order to easily separate it from the original text, even when scrolling. The Revelation is a true work of faith, no fiction or fantasy. Saint John didn't make anything up, lots of people, places and things are historically proven. Events were testified by contemporary witnesses, some even other apostles, independent of the Revelation. Ancient, well known saga in order to advance the message to the audience made perfect sense at the time of writing. Dragons for example have been "known" since 6,200 BC and usually used to symbolize a terrible threat. Despite the Revelation's age, it didn't lose any of its sense and meaning. Natural disasters and supply chain disruptions happen today like at the time of writing. And of course, people's beliefs and faith are still put to the test every day.
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