How firm of foundation,

ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

More weird and wild things have been written about the book of Revelation than any other part of God's word.

But this section really is weird and wild.

Welcome to Through the Bible.

That's what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, had to say about our current study in the book of Revelation.

Weird and wild.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

And while it can be difficult to know how to interpret its

strangeness, Dr. McGee leads us in the best explanation. A literal translation that has carried us

through the whole word of God. I'm Steve Schwett. So glad that you're here on the Bible bus as it

moves along. And remember, anytime you miss a study, well, you can course, listen on our app or at ttb.org anytime.

You know, some say that this isn't a good business decision, that we give away so much of Dr. McGee's content for free.

But our history has proven that when God's people are blessed, in turn they partner with us in ministry and help to provide this teaching from his word to others,

especially to people in places where Bible teaching is rare and where it's having amazing impact.

So thank you, friends, on the Bible bus.

Thanks for investing in God's word and for keeping gas in the tank or maybe providing new tires

to keep traveling the roads of scripture.

And God is using your generosity to deliver on his promise that the earth shall be filled with the

knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. So as you find your seat on the

Bible bus, here's a special introduction by Dr. McGee. He brought some levity to our intense study with a poem called

Not Growing Old. It's definitely a listener favorite. There's a poem been sent to me. I don't know

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