The Secret Revelation challenges this generation of Christians with a hopeful and original interpretation of John’s prophesy based on The Urantia Book and provides a comprehensive introduction to the Urantia Revelation for Christian believers.

Book of Revelation — 2000 Years of Controversy
The Book of Revelation has sparked debate, confusion, fear, and even armed conflict for two millennia; it is perhaps the most controversial document of all time. Its apocalyptical symbols have inspired uncountable interpretations and untold mischief throughout the Christian era. Today, this ancient text is very much alive: Based on their reading of it, tens of millions of Christians believe that a dire series of "end-time" events is imminent. But will such things really come to pass? Anyone concerned about the future of our planet-—and the core teachings of Christianity—-needs to come to terms with the Book or Revelation.

Rediscover the Grandeur of John’s Vision
Scholars have speculated that John's original writings were distorted, altered, added to—and that much was simply lost. The Secret Revelation confirms that finding, corrects the errors, and adds a vast amount of new insight. Apostle John was forced to write in codes and symbols, but from his celestial abode, he now speaks out once again to reveal what he actually saw and wrote. The Secret Revelation removes the secrecy from the Book of Revelation once and for all, unveiling the sublime grandeur of St. John’s original vision.

What Was Apostle John’s Original Vision?
Disturbed by the images of impending apocalypse now being broadcast so widely by Christians, author Stella Religa went in search of the truth about biblical end-times prophecy. Using The Urantia Book as a crucial reference, and gifted with extensive celestial assistance, Ms. Religa painstakingly reconstructs the Apostle John’s original vision that now lies buried in the Book of Revelation. She discovers that there will be no Antichrist, and no Armageddon; there will be no "late great planet earth". Instead, you will learn that John's original message—inspired by a great and heavenly vision—was exclusively one of love and mercy, containing gentle but firm warnings to future believers.

Byron Belitsos provided editorial assistance. Byron studied theology and history of religion at University of Califoria (Berkeley and Santa Cruz). He is the publisher of Origin Press and of its imprint, Celestia.