Thoughts on the Apocalypse by Benjamin Wills Newton and published by Classics.
Benjamin Wills Newton, who was a contemporary and friend of C H Spurgeon, was a voluminous writer the author of many works related to prophecy, including this in-depth commentary on the book of Revelation. This volume includes good observations regarding the Church –and its original intended greatness as symbolized in Revelation 1, as well as great appreciation for Israel and the apostle John as one from a Jewish background who recognized the judicial darkness that unbelieving Israel was by this time experiencing. This commentary of Revelation, by all accounts is beneficial, well written and in-depth in its consideration of Revelation and all of God’s word.
