Revelation: Exegetical Commentary

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The most in depth commentary on the book of Revelation from a pre-tribulational, pre-millennial viewpoint. In two hardback volumes, totalling 1,214 pages, Robert L. Thomas gives a detailed in-depth exposition of the text, as well as including extended excursuses on important topics of theological, historical and archeological interest. The text of Revelation is interpreted according to a historical, critical, grammatical hermeneutic and propounds a conservative, evangelical theology. Thomas does not merely give his view and move on. He interacts with a range of views and explains his reasons for his choice of interpretation. This is a highly recommended set and is THE commentary on Revelation that everyone should have.

About the author:
Robert L. Thomas studied at Moody Bible institute and at Faith Theological Seminary. From 1956 to 1959, he was an instructor and grading assistant at Dallas Theological Seminary while completing his doctoral program and has been active in presenting papers at both the regional and national sessions of the Evangelical Theological Society, serving as the president of the national organization in 1990. He has authored numerous articles in journals, magazines, encyclopedias, and dictionaries, and has authored or edited about 20 book-length works. Throughout his years of ministry, he has been active in his local church, in Bible conference ministries, and in pulpit supply. In 1959 he became the first full-time seminary faculty member at Talbot Theological Seminary. He served at Talbot as chairman of the department of New Testament Language and Literature until 1987 when he joined the faculty at The Master's Seminary.

1,214 pages, hardback, 2 Volumes.