Why does Les reject the claim that Revelation is myths and stories?
The claim that Revelation is myths and stories is rejected because the book is so beautifully and intrinsically fitted together, with a unified prophetic structure. Its detailed sequence—such as God the Son coming before the Ancient of Days to receive an eternal kingdom—demonstrates purposeful design, not random myth.
Les teaches that Revelation is not a bunch of myths and stories because it is so beautifully put together and intrinsically fitted together. He points to the vision where God the Son comes before the Ancient of Days, God the Father, and is given dominion, glory, and a kingdom that shall not pass away. This kingdom will destroy the Gentile empires that have been on human history for 2,600 years. Although it will be interrupted when Satan is released for a little while, it continues into the new heaven and new earth. Les finds this intricate unity compelling, which is why the myth claim gets to him.