Revelation: Pop Culture and Armageddon

Have you been fascinated by the Book of Revelation but felt that something must be missing in modern interpretations of this anti-Roman, Jewish document? Revelation is an extremely multifaceted book filled with rich cultural imagery and allusions that many people simply misread. Why? Because they know too little about the world to which this message speaks to us. In this week's episode, Dr. Parker and Prof. Shir explore what books like Enoch or Baruch or what geography and the Torah have to do with interpreting the book of Revelation.

Israel Bible Podcast is a series of insightful discussions hosted by my colleague, Dr. Cyndi Parker. If you can't listen to them right inside your email, catch this episode and more by listening directly on www.pshir.com or tap VIEW ONLINE next to the title (top).

If this topic interests you, not long ago, I partnered with my friend and colleague to write a couple of books on Revelation. A year later, they received hundreds of positive reviews from Amazon readers. Maybe they are worth your time as you delve deeper into John's Apocalypse.

Hebrew Insights from Revelation

Discover the “Hebrew Insights from Revelation” with verse-by-verse explanations of Chapters 1-5 of John’s Apocalypse. This enriching study aims to reconnect readers with the Hebrew roots and Semitic essence of Revelation, bridging a significant cultural and linguistic divide that has existed for centuries. This book introduces you to a

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Hebrew Visions of Revelation

My friend Eli and I have just released a new and exciting book! We invite you to uncover the “Hebrew Visions in Revelation” with insightful explanations of key imagery from Revelation Chapters 6-14 of John’s Apocalypse. This book delves into the Jewish background and meanings of the visions that

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