Study Workbook for Individuals and Groups
If Revelation has always felt too hard, too dangerous, or already settled, this ten-week workbook is for you. Walk through all twenty-two chapters, learn what the symbols mean by tracing them to the Old Testament, and meet the Lamb who wins. Finish able to read Revelation on your own, with steady confidence and hope in place of fear.
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Revelation is the only book of the Bible that opens by blessing the person who reads it. So why have you been told it is too hard, too dangerous, or already settled?
If you have avoided the last book of the Bible, this ten-week workbook was written for you. All you need is a Bible, a pen, and ten sessions. Session 1 equips you before you read a single verse: the four historic views of Revelation, why this study reads chapters 4 through 22 as future prophecy, and the simple grammar behind the numbers, colors, and images. Then nine sessions walk you through all twenty-two chapters with Christ’s victory at the center the whole way.
You will finish able to read Revelation without fear, explain its symbols, and, if you lead, teach it to a group.
Richard French spent two decades in technology learning to take complicated systems apart and explain them to people who never planned to become experts. He does the same work here with Scripture. He is the author of Revelation Explained.
Whether you are a new believer, a small-group leader planning a ten-week series, or a serious student who wants the Old Testament connections, this workbook meets you where you are.
“Revelation is the only book of the Bible that opens by blessing the person who reads it.”
“Read Revelation as they heard it, a war report from the winning side, and it will read you.”
“A symbol is a real thing wearing its meaning: the Lamb is really Jesus; the beast is really a coming ruler; the picture tells you what each one is.”
A weekly letter on Revelation and the Gospels, the symbols and what the text actually says, plus word when the next study lands.
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