ROBERT L. THOMAS-REVELATION! Praise the Lord! Thank you Jesus!

Have been waiting patiently for this resource to make its way back into LOGOS.

This is one of the best commentaries on the Book of Revelation. No other can hardly compare with Robert L. Thomas 2-volume commentary of this apocalyptic Book of Revelation.

The only other that can come close is John MacArthur's 2-volume commentary on Revelation.

I will definitely be purchasing this resource.

Thank you FAITHLIFE and LOGOS!

Praise the LORD !!!!!!!!!!!!

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DAL

Too bad is premillennial...

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834047#Comment_834047

That's not bad at all DAL

That's good stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The best there is !

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834048#Comment_834048

That's not bad at all DAL

That's good stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm doing a study of the last things and from a research point of view it is very interesting But having been a Pentecostal in the past, I'm not too convinced with that view anymore. Too much fiction for my taste.

DAL

David Carter

Here's a link to the books for those sharing Kenute's enthusiasm https://www.logos.com/product/5283/an-exegetical-commentary-revelation

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834103#Comment_834103

Thank you for providing the link David Carter

In all of the excitement I forgot [:D]

Keith Pang

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834112#Comment_834112

Now I'm excited! Lol 😁

Into Grace

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834121#Comment_834121

I had this commentary several years ago and returned it. It's a shame it has the name exegetical in the title. It claimed a pretribulational rapture for Revelation 3:10.

Into Grace

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834129#Comment_834129

The above is my opinion.

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834050#Comment_834050

That's not bad at all DAL

That's good stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm doing a study of the last things and from a research point of view it is very interesting But having been a Pentecostal in the past, I'm not too convinced with that view anymore. Too much fiction for my taste.

DAL

Me too!

Paul

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834133#Comment_834133

Thanks Kanute and David. You reminded me that I have the book in my library and must read it. I'm looking forward to the pre-Tribulation rapture and its good to have more books on this issue. Keep well Paul

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834155#Comment_834155

Thank you Paul

I concur with you. Am looking forward to that meeting in the air!

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834238#Comment_834238

I know that dynamic pricing isn't available now on this resource, but will it be available in the future???????

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834240#Comment_834240

I know that dynamic pricing isn't available now on this resource, but will it be available in the future???????

What do you mean by dynamic pricing not being available on this resource? Do you own one of the volumes? If you own the second volume I would definitely be interested in what he has to say on the number of the beast (666).

DAL

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834265#Comment_834265

Hi DAL

I don't own any of the volumes as yet, but I think I am a little confused as to Dynamic Pricing; because I do own several volumes of The MacArthur New Testament Commentary, and there is no Dynamic Pricing on that set for me as well.

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834273#Comment_834273

Hi DAL

I don't own any of the volumes as yet, but I think I am a little confused as to Dynamic Pricing; because I do own several volumes of The MacArthur New Testament Commentary, and there is no Dynamic Pricing on that set for me as well.

Ah ok, gotcha! From what I remember dynamic pricing should be available some time later. Just hang in there 👍 As far as the Revelation commentary, you're going to have to buy that one at regular price, unless it goes on sale later.

DAL

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834275#Comment_834275

Thank you DAL for the explanation. It is much appreciated.

Rick Carmickle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834129#Comment_834129

Into Grace - It is certainly your prerogative to disagree with the theological/exegetical conclusions of the pre-trib/premillennialism position taken by this commentary. I personally oscillate in and out of the progressive dispensational view and a tenuous ground toward covanentalism. But I will call you out on your misrepresentation" (slander) concerning the exegetical nature of these volumes. Robert Thomas is a first-rate Greek scholar with impeccable exegetical skills. And those skills are evident in these commentaries. I think we can disagree with the conclusions of competant scholars without impugning the skills and effort of the work.

For others, I f you are inclined to the Pretrib/premill view, this is the best exegetical commentary consistent with that view. And you won't find any Hal Lindsey hyperventilation here. If you are of a different persuasion, then this is the argument you want to understand from the dispensational view.

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834288#Comment_834288

Thank you Rick Carmickle

Josh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834050#Comment_834050

I'm doing a study of the last things and from a research point of view it is very interesting But having been a Pentecostal in the past, I'm not too convinced with that view anymore. Too much fiction for my taste.

DAL

If it makes you feel any better, I currently subscribe to premillennial dispensationalism - but have a strong dislike for the Left Behind series. Indeed, too much fiction. I hate how this theological position is identified more with its popular fiction works rather than it's academic works.

Also, Thomas' commentary on Revelation is pretty solid. I've owned it for some time now.

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834344#Comment_834344

I'm doing a study of the last things and from a research point of view it is very interesting But having been a Pentecostal in the past, I'm not too convinced with that view anymore. Too much fiction for my taste.

DAL

If it makes you feel any better, I currently subscribe to premillennial dispensationalism - but have a strong dislike for the Left Behind series. Indeed, too much fiction. I hate how this theological position is identified more with its popular fiction works rather than it's academic works.

Also, Thomas' commentary on Revelation is pretty solid. I've owned it for some time now.

I'll probably buy it with my $15 bucks credit for purchasing 12 volumes of the NSBT sale currently going on. There's a part of Scriptures that says "...Prove all things..." So I might just get it for the sake of having something to prove hehehe

I'm of a "Preterist/ Early Historical" view. My favorite work is The Avenging of the Apostles and Prophets by Arthur Ogden (Not in Logos).

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834354#Comment_834354

I found this in print for next to nothing, so I can use the money from selling it to get it in Logos.

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834344#Comment_834344

Thanks Josh

I will be purchasing Robert L. Thomas commentaries for sure.

I do realize that the Left Behind series was fiction, but I also loved the series. I also respect your view on it as well.

I really appreciate your encouraging comments. Once again, thank you Josh.

Keith Pang

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/834387#Comment_834387

I will be getting these too!