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One of the most important books of the entire BIBLE Even a casual reader of the book of Revelation is impressed with the tremendous scope of its prophecies. Here is obviously an important book, one intended by God to be a final word to


  1. One of the most important books of the entire BIBLE

  2. “ Even a casual reader of the book of Revelation is impressed with the tremendous scope of its prophecies. Here is obviously an important book, one intended by God to be a final word to man. ” JF Walvoord

  3. “ The Hallelujah Chorus of the Redeemed ” SL Johnson

  4. “ The goal and consummation of all the Bible ” WG Scroggie

  5. IMPORTA IMPORTANCE NCE Ø Prophecy Importance Ø NT Incomplete

  6. THEO THEOLO LOGY GY v Theology Proper v Christology v Anthropology v Soteriology v Angelology v Eschatology

  7. IMPORTA IMPORTANCE NCE Ø Prophecy Importance Ø NT Incomplete Ø God ’ s Perspective

  8. PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE

  9. PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE ration storatio ation n Creatio PURPOSE PURPOSE Resto Fall Cre Fall rnity rnity Re ternit ternit te te E vil vil E E E E

  10. RESTORATION RESTORATION GENESIS REVELATION Ø Heavens/Earth Ø New H/E Ø Earth Priority Ø Renewed Ø Sin & Evil Ø Banished Ø Curse Ø Removed Ø 1 st Adam Ø 2 nd Adam Ø Garden Ø Restored Ø Man to Rule Ø Reign with Christ

  11. IMPORTA IMPORTANCE NCE Ø Prophecy Importance Ø NT Incomplete Ø God ’ s Perspective Ø Only Hope Ø 5 th Gospel Ø God ’ s Glory

  12. ATTITUDES v Puzzle Puzzle

  13. “ A famous book in which St John the divine concealed all that he knew. The revealing is done by the commentators who know nothing. ” Ambrose Bierce

  14. ATTITUDES v Puzzle Puzzle v Masterpiece Masterpiece

  15. HERMEN HERMENEUTI EUTICAL AL POSIT POSITIONS IONS

  16. "The book of Revelation isn't hard to understand – it's hard to BELIEVE!"

  17. PRE PRETE TERI RIST ST Most prophetic events taking place in 1 st Century

  18. PRETERIST PRETERIST Christ’s Return TION TRIBULATIO TRIBUL RNITY KI KING NGDO DOM M TE T E E 70 70 AD AD

  19. MOD. PRETERIST MOD. PRETERIST Christ’s Return TION TRIBULATIO TRIBUL RNITY KI KING NGDO DOM M TE T E E 70 70 AD AD

  20. PRE PRETE TERI RIST ST Ø Proponents - HB Swete RH Charles RC Sproul Ø Strengths - Historical Background Original Readers

  21. HISTORICIST HISTORICIST Prophetic events taking place in History, from 1 st Century to the End

  22. EXA EXAMPLES MPLES ü 7 Letters = church history ü Seals = fall of empire ü Beasts = papacy ü Trumpets = 395-1453 ü Bowls = French revolution

  23. HISTORICIST HISTORICIST Ø Proponents - H Alford Reformers Postmillennialists Ø Strengths - makes book somewhat prophetic

  24. ID IDEAL EALIST IST A picture in symbolic form of Eternal Principles

  25. “ While the Apocalypse thus embraces the whole period of the Christian dispensation, it sets before us within this period the action of great principles & not special incidents; we are not to look in the Apocalypse for special events, but for an exhibition of the principles which govern the history both of the world & the church. ” W Milligan

  26. ID IDEAL EALIST IST Ø Proponents - Wm Hendrickson RCH Lenski Ø Strengths - Bible contains Eternal Principles

  27. FUTURIST UTURIST Most events taking place in the Future

  28. FUTURIST UTURIST Ø Proponents - JF Walvoord JD Pentecost CL Feinberg Ø Strengths - Consistent Hermeneutic

  29. APPROACHES APPROACHES Idealist Id ealist Preterist Preterist Fu Futu turist rist His Historic oricis ist RNITY TE T E E

  30. ECL ECLECTIC ECTIC Combine more than One View

  31. ECL ECLECTIC ECTIC Ø Proponents - L Morris RH Mounce GR Osborne Ø Strengths - Combines best of Views

  32. BA BACKGROU KGROUND ND Ø Author - uthor - Apostle postle John John

  33. AUTHORSHIP AUTHORSHIP Ø Internal Named Similarities Continuity Familiarity Ø External

  34. BA BACKGROU KGROUND ND Ø Author - uthor - Apostle postle John John Ø Historical Background Historical Background

  35. HISTO HISTORICAL BACKG ICAL BACKGROUND ND v Political - Persecution

  36. Domitian (from Ephesus)

  37. HISTO HISTORICAL BACKG ICAL BACKGROUND ND v Political - Persecution v Social - Prosperous v Religious - Idolatrous & Emperor Worship

  38. BA BACKGROU KGROUND ND Ø Author - uthor - Apostle postle John John Ø Historical Background Historical Background Ø Occasion - Occasion - 95 95-96 -96

  39. Patmos

  40. Ephesus

  41. Cave of the Apocalypse Monastery

  42. BA BACKGROU KGROUND ND Ø Author - uthor - Apostle postle John John Ø Historical Background Historical Background Ø Occasion - Occasion - 95 95-96 -96 Ø Audien Audience - ce - As Asia ian C Church urches es

  43. Pergamum Thyatira Sardis Smyrna Philadelphia Laodicea Ephesus

  44. BA BACKGROU KGROUND ND Ø Author - uthor - Apostle postle John John Ø Historical Background Historical Background Ø Occasion - Occasion - 95 95-96 -96 Ø Audien Audience - ce - As Asia ian C Church urches es Ø Purpose Purpose

  45. PURPOSE v Encouragement v Preparation v Completion

  46. CH CHARACTE ARACTE RISTICS RISTICS 1. 1. Ge Genr nre - mi mixe xed

  47. GENRE Ø Epistolary - Introduction & Closing Ø Prophecy - Prophetic Visions Ø Apocalyptic 1. Title 2. Visions 3. Angelic Guide 4. Exhortations to Endure 5. Metaphorical Emphasis

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