History of Revelation
Let us study the history of the important prophecy book of Revelation as it is now relevant to us now more than ever before.
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Let us study the meaning of the word Revelation and its importance.
Epistolary, epistle and apocalyptic literature. Let’s study more about them.
Was John the Baptist the author of the book? Is he related to the hight priests Annas and Caiaphas?
Was Mark, who was named as John, the author of the book?
Was John the presbyter the author of the book?
Parallel similarities between the gospel of John and Revelation. Was Jebede the son of John the author of the book?
Let us study the history of the Christians who lived during the first and the second centuries. Who were the 12 apostles?
Let us learn about Polycarp of Smyrna, Papias of Hierapolis and Justin Martyr.
Most of the passages from the New Testament are reflections of the Old Testament.
What are the reasons for connecting the old and the new testament? Is it innocuous?
The church was formed by apostles. Origen, Dionysius, Eusebius, Augustine, etc. are some of the people who contributed to the guidelines.
How did the book of Revelation get joined with the new testament? Let’s see.
About the Show
Let us study the history of the important prophecy book of Revelation as it is now relevant to us now more than ever before.
Host
Pr. David Nesakumar
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