What does Les say about the claim that Revelation is just a bunch of myths and stories?
The charge is rejected as false; such a claim is bothersome because Revelation is so intrinsically fitted together and beautifully put together. Its unified structure, including the scroll in Revelation chapter 5, argues against it being a collection of myths.
Les teaches that when people claim Revelation is just a bunch of myths and stories, it gets to him and to his audience, because the book is so intrinsically fitted together. He loves these things and finds them beautifully put together. He notes the same setting continues in Revelation chapter 5, where God the Son comes before God the Father before returning to earth to smite the Gentile empires and set up His eternal kingdom. He also points out that the King James word 'book' should really be 'scroll,' since books as we know them did not exist when John wrote.