God's Will and Testament: Legally Executable by T.S.S. is a Christian theology and annotated study of the Book of Revelation according to the King James Version of the Bible. The author uses their knowledge of the ancient Greek language to correlate the book as it is traditionally accepted as having been written by the Apostle John, and an explanation of its meanings that seem to have been pushed aside in the world we live in now. With the exception of its introduction, most of the text is comprised of the Holy Scriptures themselves, taken directly from Revelation chapters one through twenty-two, wherein T.S.S. provides analysis and interpretation with the intent to educate readers who may have misunderstood or had the words misinterpreted through an alternate version of the Bible.

God's Will and Testament is a compact and succinct guide to a text that has frequently been the subject of differing points of view. T.S.S. streamlines the most pervasive of these and delivers an easy to understand dissection that leaves little room to doubt God's will and the consignment of His final message. I personally found the most pointed piece to be from the reasoning provided for Revelation chapter eighteen, The End of Sorcery, where the brotherhood of Freemasons is unmasked through a direct translation as protectors of “the Craft,” among them having relinquished a life eternal for life on earth. As far as annotated scripture goes, T.S.S. offers a simplified and uncluttered assessment that readers who have found lengthier annotations to be overwhelming are sure to appreciate.

God’s Will and Testament by T.S.S. is the ideal companion to the Bible which will help you gain a deeper understanding of the will of God and the book of Revelation. The book explores the meaning of will and testament in God’s Scripture which T.S.S breaks down through Bible verses and commentary with the focus being in Revelation. Each chapter delves further into the inheritance left for each of us with T.S.S. exploring whether it’s good or bad by breaking it down into three different forms of inheritance - the good receiving everlasting life, not so good receiving an opportunity to serve, and the evil receiving everlasting torment. Various themes and messages in Revelation include who the heirs of God are, the great city, and the mark of the Beast.

God’s Will and Testament is organized into sections that each delve deeper into Revelation to help broaden your understanding of the scripture. Each chapter takes a section of Revelation and takes you through the verses with thoughtful commentary that helps you understand the meaning. Among the various themes include the throne of God and the kingdom of God, which contains a thorough commentary paired with the verses. God’s Will and Testament creates the feeling of having a conversation between you and T.S.S. which makes it easier to understand the Scripture.

Along with the will of God, T.S.S. gives you a better understanding of the four horsemen and the role they play in the final days with a look at the seals. The other important themes explored help you understand better the way to the kingdom. T.S.S explores the three inheritances by highlighting throughout the verses containing everlasting life, an opportunity, and everlasting torment. God’s Will and Testament is the ideal companion for those looking to delve deeper into Revelation or looking for a biblical study to help understand the Scripture on a deeper level.