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Don Perkins gives an audio/visual summary of the entire Book of Revelation, as he chronicles events from history past, present, and those yet to take place in the future. He emphasizes that “Revelation is the enlightening of Christ.”
Evangelist, Don Perkins, narrates this well formatted visual presentation of Bible prophecies surrounding Christ's life, death and resurrection. In his detailed analysis regarding the forthcoming Messiah, Perkins draws from a wealth of solid resources in the field of Bible prophecy. View this Scripture-intense document today and be emboldened in your Christian faith.
Evangelist Don Perkins examines Bible prophecy as a whole, taking you through several topics that include what Bible prophecy is and why you should study it. With close looks at various historical ages mentioned within the Bible, Perkins gives a concise Biblical chronology of the past, present, and future.
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