BOOK DESCRIPTION
The book of Revelation can seem like an imposing mountain—filled with mysterious symbols, sweeping judgments, and competing interpretations. In Revelation: Biblical and Conceptual Commentary, Jong Gil Lee offers readers a thoughtful, text-centered guide through all twenty-two chapters of Scripture’s final book.
 
Respecting Revelation’s literary structure and chronological progression, Lee examines the letters to the seven churches, the seals, trumpets, and bowls, the rise and fall of earthly powers, Christ’s victorious return, the millennial kingdom, the final judgment, and the glory of the New Jerusalem. He interprets Revelation’s vivid imagery in light of its Old Testament background while carefully distinguishing God’s purposes for Israel, the church, and the created world.
 
More than a study of future events, this commentary presents Revelation as the grand completion of God’s redemptive plan. It calls believers to faithfulness, repentance, endurance, and confident hope in Jesus Christ—the Lamb who was slain, the returning King, and the Alpha and the Omega.
 
Written for pastors, teachers, students, and serious Bible readers, this volume illuminates Revelation as a message not of confusion, but of divine sovereignty, certain judgment, complete redemption, and everlasting hope.
 
BOOK DETAILS
Publisher: ‎Christian Publishing House
Publication Date: ‎ June 11, 2026
Language: ‎ English
Print Length: ‎ 406 pages
ISBN-13: ‎ 979-8181094383
Item Weight: ‎ 1.2 pounds
Dimensions: ‎ 6 x 0.92 x 9 inches
 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Jong Gil Lee is Professor of Expository Preaching and Director of the Korean Doctor of Ministry Program. He earned his Ph.D. and Th.M. from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and his M.Div. from Korea Baptist Theological Seminary. His teaching and ministry interests include expository preaching, evangelism, pastoral ministry, and theology. Through his academic work, Dr. Lee is committed to equipping pastors and church leaders to interpret Scripture faithfully, proclaim it clearly, and serve the church with theological depth and pastoral wisdom.