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Newton's volume is a welcomed contribution to the growing body of Pentecostal academic studies on Revelation. Written from the lens of modern Pentecostalism and its emphasis on the fourfold or fivefold gospel and with the conviction that the Pentecost event of Acts 2 stands as the major idea behind Revelation, Newton offers a carefully articulated yet accessible narrative reading of Revelation for Pentecostals and non-Pentecostals alike. --Melissa Archer, School of Divinity, Southeastern University While not all readers will agree with every interpretive move that is made in this commentary, I dare say all readers will find a wealth of knowledge, a depth of reflection, and tremendous spiritual insight in its pages. The words of the Apocalypse are perhaps even more timely at the time this commentary appears than before. May God bless it to do its work and may God bless Jon Newton for his contribution to us all. --John Christopher Thomas, Pentecostal Theological Seminary and Bangor University

Newton's volume is a welcomed contribution to the growing body of Pentecostal academic studies on Revelation. Written from the lens of modern Pentecostalism and its emphasis on the fourfold or fivefold gospel and with the conviction that the Pentecost event of Acts 2 stands as the major idea behind Revelation, Newton offers a carefully articulated yet accessible narrative reading of Revelation for Pentecostals and non-Pentecostals alike. --Melissa Archer, School of Divinity, Southeastern University While not all readers will agree with every interpretive move that is made in this commentary, I dare say all readers will find a wealth of knowledge, a depth of reflection, and tremendous spiritual insight in its pages. The words of the Apocalypse are perhaps even more timely at the time this commentary appears than before. May God bless it to do its work and may God bless Jon Newton for his contribution to us all. --John Christopher Thomas, Pentecostal Theological Seminary and Bangor University

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Jon K. Newton is Associate Professor of New Testament at Alphacrucis College, Melbourne, Australia. He is the author of Revelation Reclaimed (2009) andThe Revelation Worldview (2015) as well as many scholarly articles related to Revelation. He has served as a school principal, missionary, pastor, and lecturer. He and his wife live in Kilmore, in regional Victoria. When not working on biblical and theological research, he enjoys classical music, coffee, walking, and rugby.

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