Essaying The Apocalypse: A Spiritual Reading Of The Apocalypse Of St John, Also Called The Book Of Revelation

I enjoyed reading your book Mr. Kleemann. I remember you adressing Cain and Able's conceptuon in another discussion, but within the context of the book it made more sense.I found your book to be a very Mystic interpretation, but I enjoyed reading it.

The true spiritual journey and place of revealing is within. This is nothing new, but it is a fact that the organisation known as the ''Church'' has strayed from the path.The book of Revelation has always been a mystery in great part ignored by religious leaders, who seem to have settled into the comfortable trappings of luxury and earthly delights. The author takes us on a journey of cross-referenced biblical scholarship, while reiterating, the place for this revelation is in the soul/mind of man.The subject thusly treated, with depth of knowledge, and most importantly, that the aspect of direct personal experience is the key to understanding, puts christianity and all monotheistic religions in their woeful place. Guilty of losing the Word and the way, we have been led by a blind and morally corrupt power apparatus designed to keep the masses in their lowly place.A brilliant book, written with love, but suffering fools not glady, the author writes with an iron fist in a velvet glove, in a way to prod us into the arena of thought and contemplation, and finally to understanding. My first dealings with the subject of the book left me confused as to the visionary prophecy as an infant in sunday school, and I doubt that my teachers were any closer to figuring it all out. (Their hearts were in a good place though.) Genesis and Revelation, Alpha and Omega, a circle without end.Read it, ingest it, and come up higher.