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1. thebiblewebsite.org › wp-content › uploadsThe Book of Revelation - theBibleWebsite

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   The purpose of the book is stated in its first sentence: “The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place.”. This prophetic book fulfills the prophecies of the Old Testament, including those that talk about “the day of the Lord.”.

2. revelationmadesimple.com › wp-content › uploadsINTRODUCTION TO REVELATION - Revelation Made Simple

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   Mar 1, 2021 · Principles of Interpretation of the Book of Revelation. The book of Revelation is a divine revelation. The opening verses of Revelation point to the divine origin of the book (Rev. 1:1–3). The messages of Revelation are not a product of John’s fertile imagination but were shown to him in vision by God.

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4. www.webpages.uidaho.edu › ~rfrey › PDFThe Revelation to John – (New International Version)

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   The Revelation to John – (New International Version) (The Prologue 1:1-3) Chapter 1 1 The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place. He made it known by sending his angel to his servant John, 2 who testifies to eve rything he saw--that is, the word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.

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5. biblestudyguide.org › ebooks › copelandThe Book Of Revelation - Bible Study Guide

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   THE UNIQUE NATURE OF THE BOOK. Revelation is certainly different from other books of the New Testament. It is also very different from any kind of writing that is familiar to most people today. Unfortunately, this has caused some people to shy away from the book; or on the other hand, to misuse it in propagating wild and fanciful theories.

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6. www.ttb.org › docs › default-sourceREVELATION - J. Vernon McGee

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   The book of Revelation has six striking and singular features. 1. Revelation is the only prophetic book in the New Testament. In the Old Testament, 17 prophetic books speak of Christ’s return. 2. When John, the writer, wrote his Gospel, he reached far back into eternity past and said, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word

7. www.ariel.org › o-revTHE BOOK OF REVELATION by Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum - Ariel

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   The Throne of God - 4:1-11. The Lamb and the Seven Sealed Book - 5:1-14. The Great Tribulation - 6:1 - 18:24. The First Half - 6:1 - 9:21. The Seal Judgments - 6:1-17. The 144,000 Jews and the Worldwide Revival - 7:1-17. The Trumpet Judgments - 8:1 - 9:21.

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   What does the Book of Revelation say about history?

   • The book of Revelation was intended to provide the answer. It declares that although the situation in the world seems threatening and hostile to God's people, God in Christ is indeed still the master of history. John drew symbols almost entirely from the Old Testament.

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   Is revelation a divine revelation?

   • The book of Revelation is a divine revelation. The opening verses of Revelation point to the divine origin of the book (Rev. 1:1–3). The messages of Revelation are not a product of John’s fertile imagination but were shown to him in vision by God. Revelation is a book for the church.

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   Who is the author of Revelation?

   • The Author and the Theme of Revelation Author: The author of Revelation identifies himself simply as John (Rev. 1:1, 4, 9; 22:8). Theme: The title of the book of Revelation indicates that the main theme of the book is the unveiling or the revealing of Jesus Christ. Jesus is the main focus of the book and he is the key that unlocks its true meaning.

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   Where does the Book of Revelation come from?

   • The most obvious source of the ideas and images in the Book of Revelation is the Old Testament. The author draws much from the books of Ezekiel and Daniel, and in a lesser degree from Zechariah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Joel, Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Numbers and Psalms.16

   THE BOOK OF REVELATION (APOCALYPSE) - EUCLID

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   How is revelation different from other books of the New Testament?

   • Revelation is certainly different from other books of the New Testament. It is also very different from any kind of writing that is familiar to most people today. Unfortunately, this has caused some people to shy away from the book; or on the other hand, to misuse it in propagating wild and fanciful theories.

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   What does revelation mean in the Bible?

   • Thus the book of Revelation is the consummation of human existence, human aspirations, human history and culture, and is a fitting conclusion to the entire Bible, and the faithful ones of God are given a glimpse of the glory which is to be. 12) A book with a permanent message

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9. www.euclid.int › papers › Jose KuruvachiraTHE BOOK OF REVELATION (APOCALYPSE) - EUCLID

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   The most obvious source of the ideas and images in the Book of Revelation is the Old Testament. The author draws much from the books of Ezekiel and Daniel, and in a lesser degree from Zechariah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Joel, Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Numbers and Psalms.16