All Things New – Prophecies of Hope

All Things New – Prophecies of Hope puts the full text of Daniel and Revelation in one short book, with explanatory notes set directly beneath the verses that need them. It is the sharing book for the worldwide All Things New mission emphasis building toward September 2027, produced by Publishing Ministries of the General Conference and published by Review and Herald.

What’s inside All Things New

The format is the point. Most guides to Daniel and Revelation are commentary with Scripture quoted in fragments. This book is the reverse: the biblical text runs continuously, all twelve chapters of Daniel and all twenty-two of Revelation in the New King James Version, and the notes appear only where a verse actually needs clarifying. A reader meets the prophecy first and the explanation second.

The notes are written by Shane Anderson for someone with no background at all. They explain who Nebuchadnezzar was, why Daniel refused the king’s food, what a horn means in prophetic language, why a day stands for a year. Where a subject is too large for a note, a QR code links to further study. The book closes with a glossary of terms and symbols, compiled by Clinton Wahlen and Gerhard Pfandl, covering everything from the Ishtar Gate to the Three Angels’ Messages with the verses where each appears.

• Complete text of Daniel and Revelation, New King James Version
• Explanatory notes beneath the verses that need them
• Introductions to both books, written for first-time readers
• QR codes linking to further study on the harder subjects
• Glossary of prophetic terms and symbols with references
• Full-colour illustrations throughout
• 128 pages, priced for sharing

Who this book is for

This is a book to give away. It was produced for the All Things New emphasis so that every member has something to put in the hands of a neighbour, a colleague or a family member who has asked about the future — and it was designed so that the person receiving it can read Daniel and Revelation for themselves rather than being told what they say.

It also works as a first prophecy book for a new believer or a young person, and as a companion to the 2027 Mission Diary, which works through the same two books month by month across the year.

About the authors and publisher

The explanatory notes are by Shane Anderson. The glossary is by Clinton Wahlen and Gerhard Pfandl of the Biblical Research Institute, with Wahlen as text editor. The project was developed by Publishing Ministries of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and published by Review and Herald Publishing Association, first edition October 2026.

All Things New sits in our Prophecy & Last Days range. Readers who want the full studies go to Daniel Reveals the Future and Revelation of Things to Come; the 2027 Mission Diary carries the same two books through the year, and The Next Superpower is the short introduction to Daniel 2.

Questions about this book

Is this a commentary or a Bible?

It is the biblical text of Daniel and Revelation with notes added. You read the prophecy itself, with explanation where needed, rather than a book about the prophecy.

Which Bible translation does it use?

The New King James Version.

Do I need any background to read it?

No. The introductions and notes are written for someone opening Daniel or Revelation for the first time, and the glossary explains the symbols.

What are the QR codes for?

Some subjects — the day-year principle, the structure of Revelation — need more space than a note allows. A QR code in the margin links to further study on those.

What is All Things New?

The worldwide mission emphasis of the Seventh-day Adventist Church building toward September 2027, and the public name of OneVoice27 in Southern Africa. This is its sharing book.

Can our church order in bulk?

Yes. It is priced and produced for distribution in quantity. Contact HHES for bulk pricing.