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- FeatureNew Heavens and New EarthThe Bible's first new creation set facing its last: Isaiah 65–66 and Revelation 21–22, line answering line.
- FeatureThe MillenniumRevelation 20 laid out as data first — six mentions, two resurrections, a binding and a loosing — then pre-, a-, and post-millennial readings side by side.
- FeatureLast Things — what we believeJesus Christ will come back — personally, bodily, and visibly. The dead will rise, everyone will be judged, and God will make a new heaven and a new earth where his people live with him forever. The end of the story is not the world's destruction but its healing.
- FeatureThe Four Schools of RevelationFuturist, preterist, historicist, idealist — four lenses over the same book, tested against the beast, the millennium and Babylon.
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- AuthorRashiRabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, known as Rashi, is the most influential Jewish commentator on the Torah and Talmud. His commentary, characterized by brevity and clarity, has been…
- AuthorJacob of EdessaJacob was born about 640 at Aindaba, near Antioch, in the first generation of Syrian Christians to live under Arab rule. He studied at the monastery of Qenneshre on the…
- AuthorThietland of EinsiedelnThietland was the second abbot of Einsiedeln, the monastery in the forested hills of what is now central Switzerland. He held the office from about 943 until he resigned in…
- AuthorOecumeniusOecumenius wrote the earliest Greek commentary on the book of Revelation that has come down to us. He wrote it in the first half of the sixth century, most likely in the 530s…
- AuthorAndreas of CaesareaAndreas was archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, in what is now central Turkey. The usual dating puts his working life around the turn of the seventh century; his commentary…