Wednesdays at 1:30 PM from October 4th to November 8th
The last book in the New Testament is the least understood, with bodacious beasts, bombastic blasts from heaven, and the Armageddon Showdown. Yet, it also shows heavenly visions, glittering city planning, and a thousand year respite free of everything nasty. Is it fantasy, is it prophecy, or is it more than it’s given credit for? Why is this book in the Bible?
The Rev. Dr. John LaVoe will lead an “all expense paid” tour of the Book of Revelation on Wednesday afternoons in 6 one-hour segments at St. Margaret’s House beginning October 4th. Two sessions ease the way into the book, two more plumb the “why, what, and wherefore” of apocalyptic, and the final two dwell in the eternal Jerusalem from heaven with its peaceful, perfectly de-Satanized 1,000 year prelude. No text book will be required; resources will be mentioned throughout for those ambitious and intrigued enough to pursue them. Reading the chapters of Revelation will be requested and an occasional exercise suggested.
Please register with St. Margaret’s by September 28th. Don’t be the first on your block to say “Im a-gedden’ out o’ here!” Take advantage of this ideal chance to find God’s heart, mind, and spirit in the last book of the New Testament: the Book of Revelation. The Revelation to John. The Apocalypse.