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So God can reveal himself to us gradually

Yes, but more fully I would say, the purpose is to show the people of God that God has not checked out. He is still here and is active.

One of the great questions throughout The Bible (and all of humanity) is how can God allow evil and evil people to prosper while good and rightness often suffer. The Book of Revelation is God's answer that in the end He will prevail and His final victory of Justice over evil will be forever.

So, in the end, the Book of Revelation is a book of hope and promise.

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