Tozer Jesus Is Victor – An Exposition On Revelation

Tozer Jesus Is Victor – An Exposition On Revelation

Jesus is Victor: An Exposition on Revelation

By Pastor A.W. Tozer

This is a commentary on Revelation by Tozer. He was both a pastor and the founder of Christian and Missionary Alliance group.This is a commentary on Revelation by Tozer.

The following paragraphs are the thoughts and words of the author, A.W. Tozer, as he explained to his Toronto congregation his own approach to the Revelation.

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THE REVELATION IS A GREAT BOOK because it is the revelation of Jesus Christ! It is not, as some suppose, a book just for theologians, scholars and historians. Although the book presents a complex message, it was written for ordinary people like us.

We have choices as to what we will do with the Revelation. I warn you that it is entirely possible to turn the Revelation into a source of blight to your soul. On the other hand, it is possible to find in this Revelation a great source of light and blessing.

As far as I am concerned, we are dealing in the Revelation with the Word of God. To try to plumb divine mysteries and to learn divine truth without sorrow in our hearts and tears in our eyes is vanity and futility ten times multiplied.

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