The Revelation of Saint John the Divine
Audio Bible is proud to present The Revelation of Saint John the Divine, the last – and most controversial – book of the New Testament of the Holy Bible. Also known as “Revelations,” it has spawned a wide variety of interpretations, from a hopeful allegory of the past, to a prophetic vision of the end times to come. It has historically been revered by certain Christian sects, and banned by others.
Attributed to the youngest apostle John, exiled to Patmos and about 60 years after the death of Jesus Christ, these visions are addressed to seven churches in modern day Turkey, directly North of Israel. Symbolic and mysterious, dealing with the end times, its interpretations range from optimistic allegory relevant to the past, and pessimistic, anxiety-riddled visions of the future.
Full of vivid imagery, numerical patterns, and apocalyptic language now found in everyday common use, in Revelation you’ll find such famous references as 666; the Mark of the Beast; the Seven Seals; Alpha and Omega; Armageddon; The Four Horsemen and the Apocalypse; Eternal Punishment in the Lake of Fire; the Tree of Life; The Bottomless Pit; Plague of Locusts and more.
This pure reading of The Revelation of Saint John the Divine, along with scrolling text for a more immersive and engaging experience, is presented without music, drama, or other performative bells and whistles. Just a pure reading of the scripture, as written, for you to absorb and study.
