Jesus Christ Revealed

About the Book

You know about Baby Jesus of Bethlehem. You know about Young Jesus, questioning the elders in the Temple. You know about The Man, Jesus of Nazareth, the Miracle Worker from Galilee. You even know about Jesus dying on the cross, being buried in the tomb, and rising from the dead. But, what do you know about Him since He became the First-born from the dead? What has He been doing for nearly 20 centuries? What is He doing right now? And what is next on His agenda? Answers are available. The last book of the Bible was never sealed. It has remained open ever since it was first written. Yet, it is perhaps the most misunderstood and misinterpreted book of all time. Why is that so? And, is it possible to really comprehend it? The book you are now holding presents an understanding of the Apocalypse that you have never heard or read before. Doubtless, you will learn more about the Revelation of Jesus Christ from this easy reading book than you have learned from any other source.

About the Author

Philip Mark Ames has devoted literally tens of thousands of hours to the study of God’s written Word. He has augmented his Bible study with countless more hours of research in other fields as they relate to truths presented in the scriptures. Among these are anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, geography, geology, history, mathematics, music, philosophy, political science, pure science, technology, and of course, theology and world religions. Mr. Ames has been a Christian educator since being called by God into that work more than forty-five years ago. He has taught in the classroom, from the pulpit, in private homes, in public places, and on the radio. He has authored several books, study courses, poems, and musical compositions. Among his published works are the following: Realization of Prophetic Visions (1975); To Jesus With Love—A Cantata (1998); Twenty-Six Hours in the Word of God (1999); The Time-Telling Prophecies of Daniel (2013); and The Realizationist View of Eschatology (2014). Philip was for many years actively involved in local church leadership in California and Maine. He is now retired and resides in Pennsylvania Amish country. His family includes four children and eleven grandchildren.