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Revelation Unsealed, by Don Salerno

Revelation Unsealed is billed as a commentary on Revelation, but it’s not your typical commentary. This extremely well-researched book, and to date, it is the only commentary on Revelation that is written from a classic prewrath perspective.

If you are new to end-times prophecy, this is a terrific foundation that walks you through the basics of Revelation in an easy-to-read, yet information-packed discussion. The book interweaves historical details to lay the groundwork for the discussion, and its chapters build on one another like a story. Even those new to prophecy will find it an enjoyable read.

If you are already a well-versed student of end-times prophecy, this book is still a must-read. Much of what you will find in these pages will be familiar, but it is interspersed with little-known historical details or new insights that will cause your brain to perk up and say, "Huh!"  While you may not agree with every detail, you will undoubtedly learn something.

We are asked to review a lot of prophecy books, and in terms of anything truly original or new, most deserve little more than a skim. Revelation Unsealed deserves a quiet, thoughtful read, and you may even want to read it again.

Salerno takes this book beyond mere commentary, however. He uses these discussions as a springboard to discussions about the relevance of prophecy in the lives of everyday believers. From the practical implications in our daily living to using fulfillment of prophecy as an apologetics tool for the trustworthiness of scripture, this book is a little bit commentary, a little bit historical background, and a little bit humble preaching.

While a little rough, in terms of copy editing, in places, don’t let that deter you. This is an excellent addition to any believer’s prophecy bookshelf.