He That Overcometh Shall Inherit All Things

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

It’s Not the End of the World, It’s Just the Apocalypse: The Book of Revelation in the Book of Mormon

Joseph M. Spencer, Nicholas J. Frederick

BYU Studies 63, no. 2 (2024)

The article explores how Nephi's vision in the Book of Mormon complements the Revelation of John in the New Testament.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

What Message of Hope Does the Book of Revelation Provide for Us Today?

Richard D. Draper

The Revelation of John the Apostle, (2013), BYU New Testament Commentary, excerpted on the BYU New Testament Commentary website (Feb. 2014)

John’s vision of the celestial realm assured ancient readers that they could trust God, and that message resonates with us today.

It’s Not the End of the World, It’s Just the Apocalypse: The Book of Revelation in the Book of Mormon

Joseph M. Spencer, Nicholas J. Frederick

BYU Studies 63, no. 2 (2024)

The article explores how Nephi's vision in the Book of Mormon complements the Revelation of John in the New Testament.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

The Importance of Understanding Judaism in the New Testament

Tom Roberts

BYU New Testament Commentary Conference (Oct. 2019)

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

Panel Discussion of The Revelation of John the Apostle

Gaye Strathearn, Todd Harris, Brent Schmidt, Richard D. Draper, Michael D. Rhodes

BYU New Testament Commentary Conference (2014)

A panel of scholars discusses the message and text of the book of Revelation.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

It’s Not the End of the World, It’s Just the Apocalypse: The Book of Revelation in the Book of Mormon

Joseph M. Spencer, Nicholas J. Frederick

BYU Studies 63, no. 2 (2024)

The article explores how Nephi's vision in the Book of Mormon complements the Revelation of John in the New Testament.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

Zion, Zion, Zion: Keys to Understanding Ether 13

Jeffrey S. O’Driscoll

The Book of Mormon: Fourth Nephi through Moroni, From Zion to Destruction (1995)

What do we know about the return of the city of Enoch? What role will the people of Enoch play in the millennium? Zion is both a social structure and a geographic location. This article looks at Moses 7; Ether 13; Revelation; and the Doctrine and Covenants to understand Zion as a goal for all Saints.

“All Things Denote There is a God”: Seeing Christ in the Creation

Bruce A. Roundy, Robert J. Norman

Religious Educator 6, no. 2 (2005)

A major theme in the history of the covenant people is the spiritual bondage of sin which leads to physical bondage. The authors also dive into a discussion on how all things in the earth and in nature can be seen symbolically in testifying of God.

Apocalyptic Imagination and the New Testament

Thomas A. Wayment

Go Ye into All the World: Messages of the New Testament Apostles, Sidney B. Sperry Symposium 37 (2002)

Looks at the social context in which many early Christian apocalypses were revealed and how the early Saints reacted to these new revelations.

It’s Not the End of the World, It’s Just the Apocalypse: The Book of Revelation in the Book of Mormon

Joseph M. Spencer, Nicholas J. Frederick

BYU Studies 63, no. 2 (2024)

The article explores how Nephi's vision in the Book of Mormon complements the Revelation of John in the New Testament.

The Father and the Son

Ensign 32, no. 4 (Apr. 2002)

In the early 1900s, some discussion arose among Church members about the roles of God the Father and Jesus Christ. The First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles issued the following in 1916 to clarify the meaning of certain scriptures (including Mosiah 15 and 16) where Jesus Christ, or Jehovah, is designated as the Father.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

Chart 17-3: Key Themes Common to Genesis 2-3 and Revelation 2-3

John W. Welch, John F. Hall

Charting the New Testament (2002)

This chart compares temple elements in the Garden of Eden to the temple of heaven described in Revelation 2–3.

The Revelation of John the Apostle

Richard D. Draper, Michael D. Rhodes

BYU New Testament Commentary (2013)

This commentary provides a thorough analysis of the book of Revelation from an Latter-day Saint perspective, considering Church doctrine and teachings.

The Revelation of John the Apostle: A New Rendition

Michael D. Rhodes, Richard D. Draper

The New Testament: A New Rendition, BYU New Testament Commentary

The New Rendition is a modern update intended to help readers understand the King James Version.

Why Is the bBook of Revelation Called “The Apocalypse”?

Richard D. Draper, Michael D. Rhodes

The Revelation of John the Apostle, (2013), BYU New Testament Commentary, excerpted on the BYU New Testament Commentary website (Jan. 2014)

The word apocalypse comes from a the Greek pokalypsis, which means revelation or disclosure. Apocalyptic literature reveals or discloses heavenly secrets to its readers.