Revelation: Four Views, A Parallel Commentary by Steve Gregg - text missing

Chris Kendrick

In Revelation: Four Views, under section 14:1-5 under the Futurist view, there is a paragraph missing (pp. 318-19 in the print edition) at the end.

It reads: "There is no guile (v. 5, KJV), or as some manuscripts read, no lie in their mouths, a quality that Ironside describes:

Ironside's description is missing.

George Somsel

In Revelation: Four Views, under section 14:1-5 under the Futurist view, there is a paragraph missing (pp. 318-19 in the print edition) at the end.

It reads: "There is no guile (v. 5, KJV), or as some manuscripts read, no lie in their mouths, a quality that Ironside describes:

Ironside's description is missing.

It appears to be in mine though I'm not sure what page it's on since this is one of those resources where the page numbers don't appear.

In like manner Israel is referred to frequently in the Bible as "the virgin daughter of Zion" (Lam. 2:13), and as the "virgin of Israel" (Jer. 18:13; 31:4, 21; Amos 5:2). In the New Testament also, the term "virgin" is used both of men and of women as in 2 Corinthians 11:2 in reference to the church as a bride.

Ryrie explains that the word firstfruits (v. 4) means that

they are a token offering to God, which indicates that a larger harvest would follow. The first converts of a country are called firstfruits of the larger number to be won (Rom. 16:5; 1 Cor. 16:15)… Apparently they indicate the harvest of many other Israelites (remember that they are Jews, not Gentiles) who will turn to the Lord at the end of the tribulation and during the millennium (Isa. 2:3; Zech. 8:22).

There is no guile (v. 5, KJV), or as some manuscripts read, no lie in their mouths, a quality that Ironside describes: