Publisher's Synopsis
Feeling that God would not reveal himself in a manner that man could not understand, author Henry Clay Williams devoted many years to a patient study of the symbolism of the Scripture. He has faithfully complied with the injunction of Isaiah: "To the law and to the testimony, if they speak not according to this word, surely there is no morning for them." The Bible gives the divine interpretation of every symbol used in the prophetic portions of the Scripture. The understanding of the imagery of any prophet is simply a matter of discovering the Scriptural usage of the symbols employed. Among those passages that speak of future events, Revelations is possibly the most significant. It is from Revelation alone, that the rays of light must come to light up the pathway of mankind through the ever-deepening gloom of the present time. It is upon this portion of the Bible that the author focuses most heavily upon; offering up a clear outline of the prophetic information provided with the hopes of providing a more complete, more comprehensive view for the reader. Cover artwork by Paul Spremulli
