Dear Matthew: I will comment.........
> Greetings Sir,
>
> Matthew, Milwaukee, WI.
>
> I have read the marjority of your work about 3 times, and certain parts I agree
> with, and others I'm still thinking about.
>
COMMENT: I'm still thinking about the parts that I do agree with.
> Just two questions, are you able to present a relatively comprehensive work on
> the book of Revelation,
COMMENT: Not today. But I may take it on in the future after I finish
what I believe to be far more important work, as for example, my "Lake
of Fire" series.
and within that book, can you explain the "war in
> heaven", since the bible tells us that we will be judging angels.
COMMENT: This "war in heaven" has little to do with "judging angels."
When one believes that the statements in Revelation are literal, and that they
are in chronological order, that person's understanding will be about zero. There
are many surprises in Revelation when we follow the instruction of understanding
that God gives us in the Scriptures. As long as we REFUSE to believe and obey
God's instruction, our spiritual understanding will be near zero.
Listen carefully: This "war in heaven" is NOT LITERAL; it does not take place
in OUTER SPACE; it does not happen IN THE THRONE ROOM OF GOD; it does
not take place chronologically AFTER the wonder of a woman in Rev. 12:1, but BEFORE
the beast comes up out of the sea in 13:1; it does not interpret itself within its own verse; it
is explained by OTHER Scripture; it is a SYMBOL; and it is the Revelation of Jesus Christ, which is the "spirit of prophecy"(19:10) and therefore is the "WORDS OF SPIRIT" of Jesus (John 6:63) for which we also need a SECOND WITNESS, etc., etc., etc.
If Revelation is a literal account of the events to happen in chronological order, then read a book by Hal Lindsey or Paul Crouch and you will understand the Book of Revelation--surely I josh!
>
> I will begin reading your newest work, and perhaps these answers will be there.
>
> Your command of Greek and Hebrew is indeed impressive.
COMMENT: Actually I possess no such "command" of either. But following the spiritual
instructions of Scripture will go a long way in understanding things that the greatest theologians
and Greek and Hebrew Scholars in the world have not a clue about.
God be with you, Matthew, until I have the time to get into this book,
Ray
>
> Please be "gentle" with those who have been surprised by your intelliect, they
> have indeed been led astray.
>
> Matthew
