All Things New: Revelation as Canonical Capstone (New Studies In Biblical Theology Series)

This is a very serious and inspiring book, that shows the identity of God's covenant people, their tribulation in this world, and their ultimate glorious destiny. \\nIt is a call to take seriously the words of warning in Revelation(and, indeed the whole of Scripture), and makes plain the reality of life in Babylon, what to expect as God's people in this world. It is ultimately about God, a call to worship Him alone, and the Risen Christ's present and future rule. \\nIt is a clear and thorough treatment of the message of Revelation, and easy to follow. An excellent book for everyone. \\n

This book studies the book of Revelation topically, analysing it's doctrine of God, worship, judgment, etc. Tabb is insightful in his observations, uncovering interesting details and connections within the book of Revelation. As a biblical theology, some chapters draw connections between Revelation and the rest of the canon, though most of this book is focused on Revelation itself. Slightly technical, readers would appreciate this book better with more familiarity with Revelation; no knowledge of biblical languages is required to understand the main points.