Thinning the Veil
Encountering Jesus Christ in the Book of Revelation

Two things collide in such a beautiful way in this book. Two things that people may initially think to avoid. First, while some of us are drawn to studies on the book of Revelation, many of us avoid them, often for good reason. There is so much bad stuff out there, should I take the chance on this w......more

Dr. Wood is a remarkable scholar who makes Revelation not confusing. The thing I loved most about this book is it's pastoral element. Its very academic, but not so much in the weeds that he misses the audience he is writing to. I really appreciated the scholarly, but pastoral tone of this book. Ther......more

It’s a good book. Faithfully written and a great blend of scholarship and artistic language. I think he hits the brain and the heart with this one. Even after studying under Dr. Wood, I still learned new things and encountered God in new ways. My favorite chapters were 1, 2, 6, and 10. I hope it lead......more

This book encourages and challenges. It encourages one to see Jesus more clearly, more intimately. It encourages readers to approach the book of Revelation with fresh eyes. Even more so, to approach the text with holy eyes. And it challenges. It challenges one to be like Adam and Eve, naked and asha......more

Revelation — put simply. Shane Wood’s son, Zion, and I were roommates my in the fall of my sophomore year at Ozark Christian College which is how I got to know Shane. Shane, Zion, and I all played intramural basketball together, and I got to really know Shane well during that time. He became one of......more