Philip Cephas's book, "The Revealer and the Revelation," explores the core Christian concepts of God as The Revealer and His Son, Christ Jesus, as The Revelation.
The book dives into the spiritual truth that God reveals Himself through His Spirit, which searches and knows the "deep things of God." It emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the expressed image of God and the embodiment of the entire Godhead, granting believers access to the depths of God's existence.
 
Key Themes:
 
The Holy Spirit's Pivotal Role: The text highlights the Holy Spirit as the essence through which all of God's reality is expressed, primarily through the voice of Christ as the revelation.
The Need for Current Revelation: It asserts that believers, as "sojourners," will become weary without consistent and current revelations, which the Holy Spirit ensures to keep convictions steadfast.
Spiritual Discernment: The book discusses how the "natural man" cannot receive or know the things of the Spirit of God because they must be spiritually discerned.
Ultimately, "The Revealer and the Revelation" serves as a spiritual guide, focusing on how believers can know the things that have been freely given to them by God through a deeper understanding and experience of The Revealer (God) and The Revelation (Christ).