Revelation is not an easy book to sit down and read. It's not written like the Gospels, or Isaiah, or really any other book of the Bible. And that's where most people get thrown off. It's the explanation of a dream-like vision that John had while he was praying. When was the last time you tried to explain what happened in a dream, and people didn't look at you with blank stares? The problem is that dreams aren't literal, they're figurative; they make heavy use of symbols that really stand for other things. But the first thought on many peoples' minds when they think about Revelation is still "Where is the timeline? The 'doomsday date'? The 'antichrist'? The really cool story about how things will go down?" My answer is this: It doesn't matter. No, that's not a typo. It doesn't matter. This book dives into Revelation with a completely different look at "The End of Days" and shows you what it all means to us, right now, in our lives.