by Neil Silverberg | Nov 5, 2025
In the previous blog, we focused on the vision of the Son of Man, which opens the book of Revelation (1:12-20). We saw that the first verse of the letter makes it clear that this writing is about the unveiling of a Person, and not about the unfolding of future...
by Neil Silverberg | Nov 2, 2025
If we are to look for a fitting title for the book of Revelation, we need not look beyond the first verse. John introduces it as the “Revelation of Jesus Christ.” According to most modern interpreters, a fitting title would be The Revelation of Tank Movements in the...
by Neil Silverberg | Jun 17, 2025
There is an ongoing debate about when the book of Revelation was written. Most people think it was written either before 70 AD, during Emperor Nero’s reign, or between 90 and 96 AD, during Emperor Domitian’s rule. To interpret Scripture correctly, we need to...
by Neil Silverberg | Apr 24, 2025
As with the study of every book in the Bible, we must begin with this vital question, “Why was the book of Revelation written?” What purpose does it serve in the grand narrative of Scripture? While we understand the Gospels as the life story of Jesus and Acts as the...
by Neil Silverberg | Mar 18, 2025
The written revelation of God ends with a book unlike any other book in Holy Scripture. Though the content is the same found throughout Scripture, the way it is communicated is vastly different. Instead of communicating in a didactic form like the other letters, this...
