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Table of Contents:

Introduction (1:1–3)

I. A Vision of the Glorified Christ (1:4–20)

II. A Message to the Churches (2:1–3:22)

III. An Unveiling of the Future (4:1–22:6)

Concluding Invitation (22:7–21)

Product Details:

 

​Publisher: Northeastern Baptist Press

Release Date: June 8, 2025

Language: English

Pages: 510

Paperback: $39.99

ISBN: 978-1-953331-54-0

Ebook: $39.99

ISBN: 978-1-953331-58-8

The Lion Is a Lamb: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of the Book of Revelation

By Paige Patterson

Summary:

The Lion is a Lamb: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of the Book of Revelation, by Paige Patterson presents a unique look at one of the most controversial and misunderstood books of the Bible. Over against the plethora of commentaries available this work is not simply a devotional commentary, it is not simply a preaching commentary, nor is it written with only the scholar in mind. Rather, it bridges the chasms between the professional scholar, the pastor/preacher, and the pew. No matter where you are in your study of God’s Word, from beginner to accomplished scholar, this commentary will prove a blessing to you. Dr. Patterson handles the text with the expertise of a scholar who knows the subject from every angle. The commentary interacts with all the various historical, theological, and hermeneutical perspectives. Yet, the author faithfully and consistently follows a grammatical-historical interpretation of the text without compromise. He provides special insights for pastors and the people in the pew that not only inform, but inspire, encourage, and bring comfort to the believer walking through the ups and downs of this life. The professional scholar, the pastor/preacher, and the person in the pew will be blessed as they open their Bibles, read the Revelation, and read The Lion is a Lamb.

Endorsements:

 

There are many commentaries available on the book of Revelation, but not many that cover all the bases of solid hermeneutics, exegesis, theology, and are written in such a way as to be serviceable to both the pastor and scholar. Paige Patterson's volume succeeds in all categories. Written from a premillennial perspective, I consider Patterson's commentary on Revelation to be the best overall commentary on the market. I have used it many times and found it to be a reliable guide to the Apocalypse. I am happy to commend this work with my highest recommendation from a mentor and friend whom I have known for fifty years.

- David L. Allen

 

Anvone who seeks to do a study of the book of Revelation should read this book carefully. Paige does not back away from the interpretive diffculties that arise from studying the Apocalypse. With his high view of Scripture and knowledge of history, we come away from this book with a deep appreciation for the marvelous future that awaits all believers!. Read The Lion Is a Lamb to be both instructed and blessed!

- Erwin W. Lutzer

Author Bio:

 

​Dr. Paige Patterson is a global theological educator with 60 years of ministry experience. Having served as president of three theological institutions and as president of the Southern Baptist Convention, Patterson brings a lifetime of leadership expertise to his work as a theologian and evangelist.  A native Texan, Patterson has served as pastor to several churches in the United States in addition to his international ministry as a preacher and teacher at Bible conferences across the globe.

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