Historicist Theology of the Book of Revelation. Biblical and Historical Commentary (1053 pp)

“This theological commentary, Historicist Theology of the Book of Revelation is pleasant reading. The author came from a rich academic background, and one cannot miss his wholehearted effort to keep close to the biblical text. not for one paragraph, is there an attempt to bring in Hermeneutics of Suspicion or doubt. He progressed with his historiography by citing from many factual references in European and other libraries. He knows his subject matter very well. The formulations of the narrative are simple and clear. Indeed, the reader will be blessed by another Historicist-approach jewel.” Koot van Wyk, Th.D, Rikkyo University, Japan.

“The meticulous, attentive reading of the” book “convinced me that this was not ‘just another commentary,’ but a very necessary one, especially in these turbulent times in theological circles, when modernism and postmodernism and other philosophical agendas are trying to displace biblical theology… Each commentary is affirmed and confirmed with biblical references, allowing the reader to rely on and use the work as a comprehensive study guide. Ellen G. White has a prominent role throughout the work, and that is also an enormous plus. This commentary masterfully combines the author’s erudition with his pastoral vocation. The author appeals not only to intellectual understanding but also to spiritual discernment… The originality of this book is especially relevant in the new ways of reaffirming the traditional historical exegesis (historicist), with updated documentation, coherence in the interpretation, solidity in the presentation, and rigor in the investigation…” Alberto Novell, M.Div., former South American Publishing House editor.