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Emperor Worship and Persecution in Philo’s In Flaccum and De Legatione ad Gaium and the Revelation of John

Illuminations by Philo of Alexandria: Selected Studies on Interpretation in Philo, Paul and the Revelation of John, 2021
P. Borgen
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Reverberations of Revelation: Thrash Metal Retellings of John’s Apocalypse

Journal of Religion and Popular Culture
:Though metal music forms part of the global reception history of John’s Apocalypse and influences the eschatological conceptions of millions of listeners, it has received limited attention in standard textbooks and previous studies.
Tobias Ålöw
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Illuminations by Philo of Alexandria: Selected Studies on Interpretation in Philo, Paul and the Revelation of John

, 2021
P. Borgen, T. Seland
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New World in the Eschatology of the Jewish Apocalyptic Literature and the Revelation of St. John the Divine

Bulletin of the Penza Theological Seminary
The article presents an overview and analysis of the narratives of the texts of the Jewish apocalyptic literature of the intertestamental period and the Book of Revelation of St. John the Divine, concerning the description of the new reality coming after
P. Korneev
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Unveiling the length and girth of John’s Millennium, Part 1 (length): Comparing Revelation 20 with the Apocalypse of Weeks

Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha
Commentators have searched in vain for a Jewish precedent for the 1,000-year length of the Millennium in Revelation 20. There are well-known Jewish parallels for the concept of such an interim eschatological period.
Deane Galbraith
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A Fragmented Revelation: Paragraph Delimitation of John’s Apocalypse in Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Alexandrinus

Journal for the Study of the New Testament
Scholars possess considerable knowledge of segmentation practices and technologies before the adoption of dominant chapter systems for the different New Testament sub-corpora.
Cristian Cardozo Mindiola
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The Construction of Authorial Authority in John and Revelation

Journal for the Study of the New Testament
The Gospel of John and Revelation both follow a distinctive pattern for constructing the authority of their authors. The author’s authority is based upon a visual experience, which places the author in a privileged position with respect to the audience ...
Chris Seglenieks
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‘Reason is but a Dim Light in Comparison with Revelation’: Robert Greene, Revelation and John Locke

The Journal of Ecclesiastical History
This article delves into the often-overlooked scholar Robert Greene, a Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, who authored works in both religion and natural philosophy.
Steffen Ducheyne
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Spenser and the Revelation of St. John

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1945
It has long been recognized that Spenser made numerous borrowings from the Revelation of St. John in Book i of the Faerie Queene. The Variorum edition conveniently lists those observed by Upton and other commentators. In a recent study, Mrs. Josephine Waters Bennett has suggested that the Revelation not only furnished Spenser with particular passages ...
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The year of the four emperors and the Revelation of John: The “pro-Neronian” Emperors Otho and Vitellius, and the Images and Colossus of Nero in Rome

, 2007
G. V. Kooten
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