 Foreward
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
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The Thrill of Victory And The Agony of Defeat
(a commentary on Revelation)
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If you purchase this commentary on Revelation, I only ask that you use these notes for your personal study and to share with others who may have a misunderstanding of what the book is all about. Please do not use it to make money. I do not plan on placing this in book form, although it is available online (see below) and on CD-ROM (see below). They both contain everything you need to teach it to a class. I believe that whatever God has blessed me with, I should share with others as he shared his life with us. (In no way am I comparing what I have done to what Jesus did!). The only reason for charging for the online or CD versions is the cost of the website, CD's and S & H. Since I do not plan to publish this in book form, I have not taken a lot of time for proofreading, so please forgive any errors in grammar and speeling :>). It is however, copyrighted. I wrote it as if I were teaching it while standing before a class; which is in fact what I did. The notes are largely transscribed from the classes.
Also, you may notice the use of shortcuts such as = meaning "equal to" or "same as" and sentences run together and such. I know my English teachers would be appaled, but as already stated, I didn't take the time to proof the whole thing.
All illustrations or images used on this site are either public domain or I have permission from the author to use their material. Please take time to visit their sites where you can view more.
These thoughts represent my view of Revelation after studying the views of various writers, teachers, preachers and scholars over the past 25 years. I make no claims to complete originality. If you do not agree with my conclusions, well, guess what; by the time I finished this, I didn't totally agree with me in every point either! I pretty well expect to change my mind on some of what I have written, so don't hold me to it.
I have used the New King James Version, not because it is the most accurate, but because people are familiar with the King James version. I have tried to put all text in bold/italic, and the outline is in all caps. The outline is mostly mine. If you have any clarification or comments, you can e-mail me . When you do, and I use your suggestions I will give you credit if you wish. Otherwise, I will just pretend that it was my idea, and people will think "What a smart guy that Jim Blevins is!"
The purchase and use of the content on the web site allows you to print off and hand out the outline and notes if you desire. There is no copyright violation if you do that, but there is if you try selling this, in whole or part, as your or anothers work.
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