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from Southwestern   Wholly Bible: Preaching Revelation  The book
to end the Book is an incredible book. Some look at it as a road
map through which they can navigate modern events. Therefore
they go slow. They stop to gaze at the magnificent visions in
Revelation, and as they gaze they wonder exactly why it is
written this way. They poke and prod, they squeeze and mix,
until what is extracted from this vision becomes a blend of
modern events glazed over with speculation and hope.  And then
there are the rest of us. On the whole, Christians look at the
back of the book, and they understand that we win. That is quite
enough. If you know the end, then why read it? After all, the
freakish images are beyond interpretation anyway. Perhaps it’s
for this reason that the book of Revelation is largely neglected
today. It’s neglected from a mix of apathy and a fear of the
unknown. Why take the time to understand and unpack this for
people when they do not care