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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2019 · 25 MIN

Episode #8: An Interview With George Battey on the Book of Revelation - Part 1

from Been There Read That · host Nathan Battey

In today’s episode we have our first guest interview. Evangelist and author Brother George Battey (my father) joins us to discuss the Book of Revelation. Brother Battey is currently writing a commentary of the Book of Revelation and shares with us some helpful historical and theological information regarding this challenging book of the Bible. Topics discussed include: The historical background of each of the major interpretive approaches to the Book of Revelation and their origins Distinctions between Historical and Dispensational Premillennialism Distinctions between Moderate and Full Preterism Distinctions between Premillennial, Postmillennial, and Amillennial views of the Millennium Authors to avoid in your studies How the different interpretive approaches to Revelation have affected churches of Christ historical and which ones pose the greatest threats in the present.  Be sure to join us again next week for part two of this interview where Brother George will review both helpful and problematic commentaries on the Book of Revelation.

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