Russell-Yarde

Revelation is a neglected book, yet it gives true believers information regarding the future that is essential to them and their faith in God. We read the news and if we are going on a long journey we read as much as we can about the route we are thinking of taking and the destination to check if there are any dangers of which we need to be aware. We only have one life, one opportunity to gain eternal life and yet so often we leave things to chance. We are told about the mind that controls the evil spiritual forces that surround us and of the weapons of warfare that could give us protection yet we leave them lying around in a neglected state, unused and ourselves open to danger. It is ridiculous What a way of ensuring our future? Are we serious about God or do we prefer to play at our relationship with Him like children. This study of the book of Revelation is not definitive but it does seek to guide the novice through the book to give it meaning. Unless we study to show ourselves approved of God then we could well end up like the five foolish virgins locked out of heaven through our own neglect and self-inflicted ignorance. This book, "Seeing Into The Future: Understanding the Revelation of John" is a serious work that should be read by all those who are serious about their faith and desire to enter into God's rest.

After an electrical engineering apprenticeship in the Royal Navy, Peter went on to serve on a number of ships in different parts of the world, finally being responsible for the weapons maintenance department of a frigate and lecturing to trainee officers on weapon systems. He also spent two years at the Royal Navy’s training college in Fareham, Hampshire instructing on underwater weapon and defence systems. Leaving the service in 1969, Peter worked as a quality engineer for the British Aircraft Corporation on spacecraft and guided weapon systems before moving to R. A Lister (Diesels) where he became a technical author in 1984. He then worked as a contract author, mostly in the nuclear industry, writing instructional and training documentation before finally retiring in 2011. Peter gained membership of the Society of Authors in 1993 For over 20 years, Peter was a Methodist Local Preacher before becoming an official prison visitor and worshipping with his wife at the prison he visits in order to focus on supporting prisoners who wanted to change their lives around. He retired as a prison visitor January 2016 but still worships at the prison chapel every Sunday. Peter met a Jew named Derek who had become a Christian in prison. On his release to the local community, Peter was able to help him adjust to a new life of going straight. It was Derek who first asked Peter to write on scripture. After which Derek’s brother Aaron, a rabbi serving in the USA, came under the influence of Peter’s writing and became a Christian. Aaron asked him to write first on the book of Revelation and then on the subject of Moses’ Tent of the Meeting, which he self-published early 2011. He currently has 15 books on Amazon for downloading to an eBook reader or purchasing in paperback form. Peter was married December 1961 and has three sons and six grandchildren. His autobiographical book explaining how he came to write so many books is called ＂A Tale of Three Men＂.