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The Violence of Nonviolence in the Revelation of John

Open Theology, 2015
De Villiers Pieter G. R.
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Choices – The Use of Textual Authorities in the Revelation of John

Cultures of Eschatology, 2020
This article addresses one of the most vibrant areas of current research on the Book of Revelation, the question of the biblical book ’ s intended meaning and audience, by ex-ploring the text ’ s intertextuality.
G. Beale, Jay Casey
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Narratiewe tersydes in die vertelling van die Openbaring aan Johannes

In die Skriflig, 2016
Narrative asides in the narrative of the book of Revelation to John. Concerning the language (le parole) of the narrative of the book of Revelation, many ignorant and negative remarks have been thrown around.
Jan A. du Rand
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Between hope and fear: Anthropological analysis of the Revelation to John [PDF]

Glasnik Etnografskog Instituta SANU, 2019
On the basis of structuralist interpretations of religious narratives, the text offers an analysis of the messages contained in the Apocalypse, determined by the preteristic approach and the value of those messages for the original context in ...
Tomašević Milan
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The Syncretic Revelation of John of Gaza [PDF]

Scrinium, 2020
Abstract This paper suggests that John of Gaza’s poem Tabula Mundi which is in general considered to be an ekphrasis of a real picture that had once adorned winter baths in Gaza or Antioch, actually reflects the author’s personal cosmological beliefs and is an ekphrasis in form only. In the poem there are parallels both with the mystical narratives
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Der 'Pantokrator': Die Inszenierung von Gottes Macht in der Offenbarung des Johannes

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2012
God’s power according to Revelation. The article argues that the ‘power of God’ expressed by the title ‘Pantokrator’ in the Revelation of John should be interpreted against a concrete context and issues about God’s deeds of righteousness.
Tobias Nicklas
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Rolul Apocalipsei lui Ioan în cristalizarea creștinismului timpuriu

TheoRhēma, 2020
The aim of this paper is to emphasize the widespread recognition that the Book of Revelation enjoyed throughout the first three centuries of Christianity, the role it played in the Canon of the New Testament.
Bogdan Dumitru
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Konsep Historis Al-Qur’an dalam Pandangan John Wansbrough: Sebuah Tinjauan worldview Islam

Al Quds: Jurnal Studi Alquran dan Hadis, 2023
The Historical Concept of the Qur'an in the View of John Wansbrough: An Overview of the Islamic Worldview In the book of Qur'anic Studies: Sources and Methods of Scriptural Interpretation, John Wansbrough gives a very sharp critique of the Qur'an.
M Kholid Muslih, Muhamad Shofwan Muttaqin, Amir Sahidin   +2 more
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“If You Can Change Your Name, You Can Write”: Pseudepigraphy in Antiquity and Its Function in 1 Apocryphal Apocalypse of John

Religions
This article attempts to answer the following question: why did the author of the apocryphon called 1 Apocryphal Apocalypse of John choose to efface himself and adopt John as his pseudonym? Why not Peter or Paul?
Cristian Daniel Cardozo Mindiola
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Vermaan of bemoedig Johannes die kerke?

Verbum et Ecclesia, 1999
Does John exhort or encourage the churches? For many centuries Revelation has been the object of a mainly historical approach, legating us with a certain reconstructed historical situation as frame of reference: The church has been the object of ...
H. Theunissen
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