The Apocalypse or "The Day of The Lord"

Commentary on Revelation

By: E.W. Bullinger

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 22 hrs and 53 mins

Publisher's summary

Originally published in 1902, it was revised and corrected for the second edition in 1909. E.W. Bullinger was a great Bible expositor (1837-1913), and author of several other books, such as Figures of Speech Used in the Bible, Numbers in Scripture, and Witness in the Stars. Contains a detailed analysis of the entire book of Revelation, from a dispensational point of view. Table of Contents Analytical Table of Contents Preface Chpater 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Introduction-2 Chapter 3 - Introduction-3 Chapter 4 - The Scope of the Apocalypse Shown by its Place in the Canon Chapter 5 - The Scope of the Apocalypse Shown by its Structure Chapter 6 - The Introduction (Rev. 1) Chapter 7 - The People on the Earth (Rev. 2,3) Chapter 8 - The First Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 4,5) Chapter 9 - The First Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 6) Chpater 10 - The Second Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 7) Chapter 11 - The Second Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 8) Chapter 12 - The Third Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 11) Chapter 13 - The Third Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 11) Chapter 14 - The Fourth Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 12) Chapter 15 - The Fourth Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 12,13) Chapter 16 - The Fifth Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 14) Chapter 17 - The Fifth Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 14) Chapter 18 - The Sixth Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 15) Chapter 19 - The Sixth Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 16,17,18) Chapter 20 - The Seventh Vision "In Heaven" (Rev. 19) Chapter 21 - The Seventh (and last) Vision "On Earth" (Rev. 19,20) Chapter 22 - The People of The New Earth (Rev. 21) Chapter 23 - The Conclusion Appendix This edition has the best formatting and has British spelling of words converted to American spelling, therefore, this edition is copyrighted.