The book is an extensive interpretation of the biblical Book of Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse of John. The Book of Revelation is the last book of the New Testament and contains highly symbolic and apocalyptic imagery that has been the subject of various interpretations throughout history.In "Apocalypse Revealed," Swedenborg offers his own spiritual insights into the meaning of the symbols and visions described in the Book of Revelation. He claimed that he had received a special spiritual revelation that enabled him to understand the hidden spiritual truths contained in the biblical text. Swedenborg believed that the events and symbols described in the Book of Revelation were not just literal future events, but rather symbolic representations of spiritual realities and states of the human soul.Swedenborg's interpretation of the Book of Revelation is based on his unique theological framework, which he outlined in his larger body of work, including "Heaven and Hell," "Divine Love and Wisdom," and "Divine Providence." His teachings emphasize the interconnectedness between the spiritual and physical worlds and the idea that all religious truths, including those in the Bible, contain deeper spiritual meanings.