Practica Prophetica

This volume covers the first four seals of Revelation 6. Irving’s interpretation differs slightly from what has since been considered standard Adventist historical interpretation. He sees these seals as being fulfilled in the actions of certain Roman emperors, starting with Constantine the Great, which resulted in the breakdown of the old Pagan Roman system, which … Continue reading 14. Opening of the First Four Seals

In this 13th Lecture, the rich symbolism of the glorious heavenly vision of Revelation 5 is beautifully unfolded. This book explains the following symbols, which God intends for us to study and grasp: The Seven-Sealed Book; The Titles of the Lamb: and what actions Christ had to perform to receive those Titles; The Identity, Song, … Continue reading 13. The Lamb Slain

Continuing from where the last volume left off, this volume on the worship in heaven covers the last four verses of Revelation 4, and the first five verses of Revelation 5. In the Christian life, worship is life, and life is worship. Worship is the recognition of God’s place in all things, the constant thankfulness … Continue reading 12. The Worship in Heaven

A door is opened into the heavenly places in Revelation 4, and we are given thereby a glimpse into the throne room of Heaven. In this eleventh volume of the series on the book of Revelation, Irving expounds the various symbols in the first seven verses of Revelation 4: Christ in His glorified state, sitting … Continue reading 11. The Vision of Heaven

The Church in Laodicea is the seventh, and last, of the Seven Churches of Revelation. The Church in Laodicea represents the condition of the final phase of the church in the history of the world. It presents to our view a sad decay away from the heights of faith and experience achieved by the Philadelphian … Continue reading 10. Epistle to the Church in Laodicea