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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 19 MIN

Getting Revelation Wrong

from Apocalypti-casts · host David Harris

If there ever was a time to understand the book of Revelation, it's certainly now. Sadly, thoguh, it continues to be the most constroversial and misunderstood book in the Bible. Why is that? Could it be that most Christian theologians have been getting Revelation wrong for over 19 centuries? I'd say that's not only possible, but most probable.

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