Bible Commentary on
the Book of Revelation

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About the Author

LaVere Beug at 64 years of age remains a committed Christian since 1975. He loves to spend time with the Lord in worship and prayer.

The Word of God and the Holy Spirit helped him develop an understanding of prayer and the Bible. He has worked in evangelism, and taught different Bible studies for twenty years.

He has attended same Lutheran church for 26 years, but enjoys occasional worship in other types of churches. This has given him an understanding of the different worship styles from formal to charismatic.

LaVere and his wife Linda recently celebrated forty-two years of marriage. They raised two daughters and have four grandchildren.

The author retired after working as a plumber for thirty years and commits most of his time to the work of Jesus Christ. The author wrote this Bible Commentary on Revelation to reflect his understanding on Jesus Christ and the Bible.

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Bible Commentary of "Walking Through Revelation With a Common Man"

LaVere Ray Beug

ISBN: 1-892525-06-2
Publisher: ACW Press
Copyright 1999
332 Pages
Trim Size 6 X 9

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Walking Through Revelation is an exhaustive Bible commentary of Revelation. Written with an easy to understand style, it still tackles the complex passages with insight and clarity.

While Revelation seems difficult to understand, Jesus Christ has promised to bless us when it is read and studied. Although, it appears difficult, it seems to come alive when we approach it with spiritual understanding. The Book of Revelation helps us understand the spiritual conflict between forces of good and evil representing God and Satan.

Events in both the Old and New Testaments help the reader understand the pictures and symbols in the Bible commentary. It reveals a picture of God’s unending love, grace, and mercy and gives hope in the promises of our Creator. We see a glimpse of our risen Savior, the God of Authority. The images in Revelation show us a God of Power who controls the universe. Revelation reveals that nothing will stop his plan for the salvation of his children.

LaVere Ray Beug uses the Revelation Bible commentary as a platform to show God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. He shows our salvation through the sacrifice of the cross. The book also covers many forms of prayer in the Bible and the authority that Christians have in the Kingdom of God. There is also a discussion of the different ways that Satan’s kingdom works in the world.

Walking Through Revelation is not a book that attempts to predict the Second Coming. Instead, it brings the reader to a fuller awareness of God’s Word, love, and grace. Fully indexed and exhaustive in scope this Bible commentary will bless those who dive into its depths.