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Review: Apocalypse Then and Now - Interest in the last book of the Bible, Revelation or the Apocalypse, runs so high that Hal Lindsey's book synching ancient prophecy to the daily news, The Late Great Planet Earth, was the best-selling non-fiction book of the '70s, and now ranks as the number two bestseller of the last thirty years. Instead of looking to the future, however, Scott Hahn looks to the past, to the early church, to be exact. What did they think of this book, which owes its inclusion in the Bible to St. Augustine? The results are clearly revealing. In both the New Testament and the earliest church document, the Didache, the writers found the events of Revelation reflected in their celebration of the Mass. Moreso, the Mass was specifically designed to reflect the books of Revelation and Hebrews (also courtesy of St. Augustine). Anyone who has dipped into either book immediately encounters the idea of worship on earth as a reflection of worship in heaven. However, the casual reader may be surprised how many details fall into place following this idea. Scott Hahn wrote this book for Catholics with at least some casual acquaintance with the Mass. They may not know the names of the Gloria and the Kyrie, but something will likely ring a bell. He assumes the reader has no knowledge, on the other hand, of the book of Revelation. I'd like to suggest another audience for the book, and that is the mainstream and non-denominational Protestants and charismatics who make up Hal Lindsey's readers. What would they get out of this book? First, at least an initial encounter with the Mass, which generally elicits surprise at how much Scripture is both read and incorporated into it. The next shock is how much of that comes from the book of Revelation. If an aftershock is forthcoming, it may be in realizing how much the altar and structure of the Mass resembles the vision in Revelation, as well as other places such as the books of Daniel and Nehemiah. The writing style of this book is also rather unusual. There are humorous sub-titles, perhaps in an attempt to lighten the heavy subject matter. The writing is at once dense and breezy, perhaps to enable the casual reader to skim, and the more intrigued reader to dig deeper. At first glance, there are almost no or references. This, however, is merely to keep the text from bogging down in endless citations. Numerous Scripture references are given as asides in the text, and there are copious, engaging endnotes for those so drawn. This book would be ideal for a book study, or a Bible study in which members simply looked up and discussed the many Bible references in the text. The really good news is that Scott Hahn wrote the notes for Ignatius' Catholic Study Bible New Testament, which is the Revised Standard Version, the readable and literary English version approved for and by both Catholics and Protestants, and which will likely incorporate many of these revealing insights Ignatius Catholic Study Bible New Testament . In both cases, Scott Hahn's (re)discovery of the view of the Mass in the early church is a revelation.
Review: amazing, so rich - Loved this book as I continue to learn and understand the Catholic faith. Scott Hahn does such a great job.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,628 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #5 in Roman Catholicism (Books) #5 in Ecclesiology Christian Theology (Books) #11 in Christian Rites & Ceremonies Books |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,822) |
| Dimensions  | 5.68 x 0.75 x 8.47 inches |
| Edition  | First Edition |
| ISBN-10  | 0385496591 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0385496599 |
| Item Weight  | 11.2 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 174 pages |
| Publication date  | October 1, 1999 |
| Publisher  | Doubleday |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Apocalypse Then and Now
*by G***N on March 5, 2010*

Interest in the last book of the Bible, Revelation or the Apocalypse, runs so high that Hal Lindsey's book synching ancient prophecy to the daily news, The Late Great Planet Earth, was the best-selling non-fiction book of the '70s, and now ranks as the number two bestseller of the last thirty years. Instead of looking to the future, however, Scott Hahn looks to the past, to the early church, to be exact. What did they think of this book, which owes its inclusion in the Bible to St. Augustine? The results are clearly revealing. In both the New Testament and the earliest church document, the Didache, the writers found the events of Revelation reflected in their celebration of the Mass. Moreso, the Mass was specifically designed to reflect the books of Revelation and Hebrews (also courtesy of St. Augustine). Anyone who has dipped into either book immediately encounters the idea of worship on earth as a reflection of worship in heaven. However, the casual reader may be surprised how many details fall into place following this idea. Scott Hahn wrote this book for Catholics with at least some casual acquaintance with the Mass. They may not know the names of the Gloria and the Kyrie, but something will likely ring a bell. He assumes the reader has no knowledge, on the other hand, of the book of Revelation. I'd like to suggest another audience for the book, and that is the mainstream and non-denominational Protestants and charismatics who make up Hal Lindsey's readers. What would they get out of this book? First, at least an initial encounter with the Mass, which generally elicits surprise at how much Scripture is both read and incorporated into it. The next shock is how much of that comes from the book of Revelation. If an aftershock is forthcoming, it may be in realizing how much the altar and structure of the Mass resembles the vision in Revelation, as well as other places such as the books of Daniel and Nehemiah. The writing style of this book is also rather unusual. There are humorous sub-titles, perhaps in an attempt to lighten the heavy subject matter. The writing is at once dense and breezy, perhaps to enable the casual reader to skim, and the more intrigued reader to dig deeper. At first glance, there are almost no or references. This, however, is merely to keep the text from bogging down in endless citations. Numerous Scripture references are given as asides in the text, and there are copious, engaging endnotes for those so drawn. This book would be ideal for a book study, or a Bible study in which members simply looked up and discussed the many Bible references in the text. The really good news is that Scott Hahn wrote the notes for Ignatius' Catholic Study Bible New Testament, which is the Revised Standard Version, the readable and literary English version approved for and by both Catholics and Protestants, and which will likely incorporate many of these revealing insights Ignatius Catholic Study Bible New Testament . In both cases, Scott Hahn's (re)discovery of the view of the Mass in the early church is a revelation.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ amazing, so rich
*by M***N on January 11, 2026*

Loved this book as I continue to learn and understand the Catholic faith. Scott Hahn does such a great job.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Enlightening book, audiobook narration was a pleasure to listen to
*by G***R on February 24, 2024*

I purchased both the audiobook and the Kindle ebook because I like the Whispersync for voice feature and often read and listen at the same time. The author, Scott Hahn, self-narrated this audiobook. The reading is very professional, as good an audiobook as I’ve listened to anytime; I would like to see him do more. The allegorical concepts in the book of Revelation were enlightening and I felt that I learned a lot. Much of the interpretation was new to me, though I’ve read Revelation many times. I feel he is spot on with his many references and parallels between the Scriptures and the Mass. I definitely recommend this book as well as any other works by this author.

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