Seeing Christ is the believer's greatest comfort and the means by which His people persevere, which is why the Savior revealed Himself to John and told him to write down what he saw for the churches.

Among the lampstands was one like a son of man, robed to His feet with a golden sash across His chest, His head and hair white as wool. Richard Caldwell works through that vision pastorally rather than speculatively, showing a congregation what their Lord is and how He tends them. Short enough to read in an evening.