If you have ever tried to puzzle your way through John the Revelator's words and symbols, you already know how difficult it can be to read and understand the last book in the New Testament. 

Is there actually a way to reasonably interpret the meanings of the winged beasts, phantom horsemen, sea of glass, and blood-red moon described by John? Is there a way to understand the vital message of the ancient apostle who saw the tumultuous and glorious events that will occur before the second coming of Jesus Christ?

Yes, There is.

In this thorough and very understandable book, authors Jay A. Parry and Donald W. Parry help decipher John's great vision. To penetrate his meaning, they draw upon the scriptures, the teachings and sermons of Joseph Smith, and insights from other prophets and General Authorities of the Church.

They also provide a phrase-by-phrase (sometimes word-by-word) commentary on all twenty-two chapters of the book of Revelation, and they offer helpful background information for understanding John's colorful imagery and symbolism.

The Prophet Joseph Smith taught that "the book of Revelation is one of the plainest books God has ever caused to be written." With the help provided in this volume, you will agree.
Soft cover.