The Woman, the Beast, the Marriage Supper, the Anti-Christ and the Resurrection

The word "apocalypse" comes from the Greek word apokálypsis, meaning "revelation," "lifting of the veil," or "finding out something secret." This brings to mind the well-known book of the end times found in the Bible, but while we are familiar with common topics in Revelation such as the woman, the beast, the antichrist, and Jesus's second coming among others, how well do we really know what they all mean? P.D. Worley became curious about Revelation when he began to compare what he had been taught growing up with the scriptures in the Bible that seemed to contradict one another. After years of studying the Bible and listening to other Christians' teachings, he felt compelled to attempt to unveil and clarify some often misunderstood beliefs concerning common end time topics and does so in THE WOMAN, THE BEAST, THE MARRIAGE SUPPER, THE ANTI-CHRIST AND THE RESURRECTION. Topics such as the woman (mystery, Babylon the Great), the beast/Islam and the marriage supper of the Lamb, the antichrist/false prophet, and the resurrection all have important meanings in God's Word. Using an effective and organized structure to easily navigate through and refer back to key points, Worley dissects the significance of each of these symbols and analyzes how they come into play during the end times, relying heavily on scripture to support and solidify his findings. Do not be deceived into believing anything that is contrary to the Word of God. Rather, be prepared with knowledge and understanding for when Jesus returns. At the early age of six, P.D. Worley realized he needed Jesus to forgive him of his sins and accepted Jesus into his heart and life. After years of studying the Bible and listening to Christian teachings, he felt compelled and lead by Jesus to write his first book.