Revelation

Final book of the Christian Bible.

Apocalypse Book of Revelation

Revelation is the final book of the Christian Bible, attributed to John the Apostle. It contains prophetic visions and symbolic language.

/rɪˈvɛləʃən/

From Latin revelatio, from revelare 'to reveal', from revelo 'I reveal'.

Revelation is the last book in the Christian Bible, like a dream full of symbols that some people believe show what will happen at the end of time.

The book is filled with symbolic imagery, including beasts, angels, and numbers
It contains the only direct mention of the Antichrist in the Bible
The book's opening addresses seven churches, offering encouragement and warnings

What is Revelation? It's the final book of the Christian Bible
Who wrote it? Traditionally attributed to John, likely while in exile on Patmos
What is its main theme? It explores themes of judgment, hope, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil

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