Apocalypse: The Revelation of Jesus Christ

by Ana Méndez Ferrell

In 1999, the author went to the island of Patmos, where she received extraordinary insight about the Book of Revelation. This book is the result of those days along with 12 years of research in the Word of God, and the understanding of the prophetic dimensions of Heaven. During that time the Holy Spirit has refined and developed much of her experience into an eye opening change from conventional interpretations of this book. The prophetic treasure Jesus revealed to John has been clouded by fear. The book of Revelation is alive and must be discerned from one's spirit. It is the revelation of Jesus Christ, not the world's destruction. The apocalypse was written from Heaven, where there is no time and whose language and thoughts are higher than ours. This is the manual of the kingdom that Jesus Himself left for us to be taught on how to reign with Him here and now. This is a crucial time for the prophets to speak about this book. God is blessing those who break free from preconceived ideas and concepts. All reformations begin with a new light in order to change future generations on the Earth. "Every responsible leader in God's house must, not only read this book, but also study, inquire, and analyze it." Apostle Rony Chaves "The church that goes after a reformation needs to reconsider what it believes, and "why" it believes what it says to believe. Certainly, the book of revelation is one of the most misunderstood among the modern church. We need a new exegesis of this precious material." Apostle Fernando Orihuela

316 pages, Paperback

First published September 5, 2013

Reviews

[Marcia · Rating 1 out of 5]

There are some major issues in this book with which I do not agree with the author. She may be very sincere in her beliefs and in her dedication to the Lord, but her major theme I cannot agree with. I prayed for days over this book and for the Lord to reveal any incorrect preconceived notions of mine and the more I read it the more I felt like I needed to stop reading it.

[Milka Segovia · Rating 4 out of 5]

“Él ve a Caín siendo marcado por causa de su pecado de homicidio. Esta marca es la mentalidad de la serpiente ("la bestia") que el hombre recibió como resultado de la caída en el jardín del Edén.
Esta marca no es la que Dios le dio a Caín para protegerlo, sino la que satanás implantó en su alma. Esta marca pasa, de generación en generación, como una semilla que lleva en sí misma la falta de arrepentimiento de Caín. Es, a través de la simiente de Caín, que
surge el sistema de comercio mundial, controlado por el espíritu de Mamón (dios de las riquezas).”

[Karen · Rating 1 out of 5]

I bought this book because it was recommended by someone I respected. When I received it I realized it’s an author I’m familiar with.. and seriously uneasy about. I can’t track her interpretation of Scripture or conclusions. I skimmed through it hoping to find something of value but this one will land where the last one landed because I’m not comfortable sharing it or passing it on.