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It took me a bit of time to work through this exposition but it was worth the effort. Chilton presents from the Partial Preterist perspective (i.e. most, but not all, of the prophecies in Revelation happened in the past with the destruction of Jerusalem, the desolution of the Old Covenant, and the establishment of the New Covenant) with wisdom and intelligence. Chilton took great pains to tie in Jesus' words and Old Testament prophecies responsibly.

Like many Christians today, for the longest time, all I knew about Revelation was the currently popular Dispensational perspective. Several years ago, however, I saw a debate between a futurist Dispensationalist and a Partial Preterist and my eyes were open.

For readers interested in looking past the "left behind" phenomena to a strong, biblically based defense for a Partial Preterist reading of Revelation, David Chilton's The Days of Vengeance will be eye opening.

I highly recommend this book.