Revelation Commentary Quotes

“This is the same trouble in marriages. The hardest thing you have to do, as a man, is to keep that strange fascination and infatuation for your wife that you had for her in the days when you began your engagement. And the hardest thing a woman ever has to do is to keep the admiration and respect she had for her husband before he said “I do.” 2:5”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“For that reason, we stick to the AV Bible, 1611, taken from the Textus Receptus, which was not written between A.D. 346 and 500, when this seventh head of Satan assumed a religious “holy” form. Bible‑believing Christians go by the Greek Textus Receptus of the Eastern Greek Church—not the Western Roman Church. Bible‑believers go back to the original Christian religion of the Bible‑believing Christianity, which used a Syrian‑type Text from papyrus of the first, second, and third centuries, and preserved these in Byzantine manuscripts of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth centuries, in Asia through Asia Minor, and then through the Balkans to Germany and England.”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“angry.”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“Judas Iscariot.”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“holy city”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“He has his roots in the ground, as”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary

“also Heb.”
― Peter S. Ruckman, Revelation Commentary