What was the position of the early church on the subject of the end times, eschatology as it is formally called? Was there a consensus among the church fathers during the first three centuries of the church? Rev. William Wall says "Yes" to the second question and proceeds to examine that understanding of eschatology as to its biblical foundation. While having the necessary Hebrew and Greek tools to dig below the surface, Rev. Wall writes in such a way that the thinking Christian can clearly understand what he has written. Moreover, while covering the book of Revelation verse by verse, he does so in a delightfully readable and surprisingly concise manner. Except for those parts of the book that are much debated-such as Revelation 20: 4-6-Rev. Wall has chosen not to discuss the technical details of a verse when those details do not change the meaning of that verse. Rather, he simply, briefly explains the verse and moves on to the next one. You will enjoy reading this book while simultaneously finding yourself becoming biblically well-informed on the book of Revelation, a book which directly affects your future. Reverend William Wall is a graduate of Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, where he graduated Cum Laude with a Master of Divinity Degree. He pastored churches in Missouri and Wisconsin. His uncompromising belief in the inerrancy of the Scriptures underpins his Reformed theological position. Prior to entering the ministry, he worked in the corporate world, having earned an M.B.A. degree from Seton Hall University and a B.Sc. degree from Dickinson College.