Welcome, friends, to the Prophecy Pros podcast, Jeff Kinley, along with Todd Hansson,

and we're so excited to be with you guys again today to talk about another relevant topic

with Bible prophecy. You know, Todd, the great thing about prophecy is it is relevant and it applies

directly to our lives. So people think, I don't study prophecy because I can't see how it applies

in my life. But that's one of the reasons why we do this podcast is to help you see the relevant

daily application that you can really plug into your everyday life. And so today, Todd,

we're talking about another myth. and the myth here is that revelation,

the book of revelation, is symbolic.

It's symbolic.

And obviously the ramifications and the results that come from that statement are really

catastrophic.

And we want to talk about some of those things today. Of course,

Harvest House publishers, we thank them for sponsoring this podcast, and they're the ones that

make this thing possible. So hop on over to Harvest Prophecyhq.com and check out all the great

resources they have for you there. Okay, Todd, Revelation, the book of Revelation. And here it is.

It's the last book of the Bible. It's the last

book God ever wrote. It is, some estimates say it's 95% prophetic. But even then, it's like,

what does it mean? And this really is the question of the ages when you talk about, you know,

prophecy in the church is what does revelation mean?

But in order to know what revelation means, we have to know how to interpret revelation.

So there basically, you know, there's a couple of different ways to look at revelation.

Maybe just kind of survey how people have approached revelation and revelation taught,

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