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Old 11-24-2006, 12:31 PM
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John MacArthur and Revelation

Have any of you ever read the commentary on Revelation by MacArthur. Iam a Partial Preterist and Postmillennialist, but i was still wondering if there are great commentary explanations for a non dispensatiolist ? Or is his commentary on Revelation really focused on his dispensationalist teaching on eschatology ?
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It's a dispey commentary.
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Does this mean that the whole commentary is of no value?
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The whole Revelation commentary is of no value, yes.
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