When Jesus ascended into heaven to sit at the right hand of the Father, He told onlookers that one day He would come again. In the book of Revelation, the apostle John has penned a picture of what that return will look like and what will take place in the last months of Earth’s history. What do the images mean? Are they allegorical or is John recording a literal truth about the future? Smith explores possible interpretations of the end-times. Using sound biblical exegesis with historical and contextual facts, students study the book afresh while gaining insights into Jesus’ return.
Legacy CollectionThese courses were acquired from the Institute for Theological Studies. They were taught by reputable seminary faculty and tend to have longer lectures and many more lessons than other Artos courses. Many of these courses only contain audio files with no other learning activities. We invite you to enjoy these vintage classics!
- Grasp the message of Revelation.
- Understand the apocalyptic literature and its role in the canon.
- Articulate possible interpretations of the book.
- Recognize that God has a plan in history.
- Apply the book’s message to life and ministry.
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It is too bad that there are not other lectures offered by this author. I view the book of Revelations far differently now than ever before. While it foretells of a time of sorrow for unbelievers, it also speaks of great things for the believer.
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Very well laid out.
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It is very informative. Appreciate that transcripts are available for international students whose mother tongue is not English.
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I loved this Course and the understanding of Revelations I gained from doing it.
Course Content
Course Details
- High Effort
- 24 Lessons
- 28 Min Average Lecture
- Course Award
ITS
Course content is provided courtesy of Institute of Theological Studies (ITS).
