The second half of Roger Forster's long-awaited Revelation commentary Revelation is the culmination of Scripture – it weaves together threads from both Old and New Testaments into glorious visions of heavenly worship, Christ's victory and His Bride, the New Jerusalem. Revelation also takes us behind the scenes, revealing the spiritual battle with dark and disturbing glimpses of the reality of evil – monstrous beasts, war and death. These stark apocalyptic images lead some to dismiss Revelation as too difficult to understand, or too strange to be relevant to us. However, all Scripture is God-breathed, and the Word of God is living and active. No matter how challenging Revelation may appear, God has something to say to us through it.

So how should we go about reading Revelation?

What message does it have for us today?

In this second of two volumes, Roger Forster explores Revelation 12–22, which includes some of the darkest but also some of the most glorious passages in the whole of Scripture. We look at how we can interpret it in a consistent and down-to-earth way, and apply it to our lives.

This uniquely visual commentary features diagrams, graphics and colours to reflect the vivid imagery that springs out of Revelation. There are also stand-alone Discussion Topics on various themes, and Discussion Questions, which can be used for individual study or small group meetings.