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Revelation The Seven Seals
"Revelation - The Seven Seals" is volume 2 in the series of books based on the 104 one-hour lessons given by a holy elder in Greece during the early 1980's. The series is grounded by Scripture and the teachings of the Church Fathers. Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios drew thousands of the faithful to hear these spirit-filled lessons each week over the course of several years. Translated by Constantine Zalalas to spoken English these lessons are now available in print. (Lessons:24-37 are in this new release - 2014.)
243 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2014
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April 10, 2026
**Review of *Revelation: The Seven Seals (Volume 2)* by Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios**
> *Revelation: The Seven Seals (Volume 2)* continues Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios’s profound exploration of the Book of Revelation with clarity, reverence, and pastoral wisdom. This volume stands out for its ability to illuminate complex spiritual themes while remaining accessible to both lay readers and those familiar with Orthodox theology.
Mitilinaios’s teaching invites slow reading—each chapter is rich enough to merit contemplation on its own. His insights into the symbolism and moral lessons of the Seven Seals reveal how Revelation speaks not only about end times, but also about the ongoing struggle of faith in every generation.
More than a commentary, this work feels like a dialogue between Scripture, the Church Fathers, and the reader’s own spiritual life. It manages to balance scholarly depth with a tone that nourishes the soul. Whether read devotionally or as a study resource, *The Seven Seals (Volume 2)* offers wisdom that lingers long after the book is closed.
★★★★★
> *Revelation: The Seven Seals (Volume 2)* continues Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios’s profound exploration of the Book of Revelation with clarity, reverence, and pastoral wisdom. This volume stands out for its ability to illuminate complex spiritual themes while remaining accessible to both lay readers and those familiar with Orthodox theology.
Mitilinaios’s teaching invites slow reading—each chapter is rich enough to merit contemplation on its own. His insights into the symbolism and moral lessons of the Seven Seals reveal how Revelation speaks not only about end times, but also about the ongoing struggle of faith in every generation.
More than a commentary, this work feels like a dialogue between Scripture, the Church Fathers, and the reader’s own spiritual life. It manages to balance scholarly depth with a tone that nourishes the soul. Whether read devotionally or as a study resource, *The Seven Seals (Volume 2)* offers wisdom that lingers long after the book is closed.
★★★★★
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