Thank you all for your messages, suggestions and the like. Thank you even more for your patience over the last several weeks, as I have worked to take up the...
Does anyone know if the following book was translated into English? And if so, where it may be available. Stanislas Giet, Apocalypse et l'historie; e´tude...
Christian, Thank you for your feedback on the inhabitants of the earth. Here is my answer: (1) I agree that 18:20 refers back to 6:10. This is an argument to...
It seems that in Rev. 6-20 God's judgments are directed at the same time against the inhabitants of the earth and against the nations, but does it mean that...
Dear list members, I am happy to announce that Dr. Timothy P. Jenney has offered to moderate Revelation-list. I assume that he will introduce himself to you...
Dear Revelation List Members, I am sorry about my former Spanish mail. I am glad to let you know that I successfully defended my doctoral dissertation on the...
Hello, Quería comunicarles que el año pasado defendí mi tesis doctoral sobre el Apocalipsis, en la Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca (España). El título...
Dear Revelation List Members, I am glad to let you know that I successfully defended my doctoral dissertation on the Apocalypse at the University of Strasbourg...
Dear list members Are any of you aware of a monograph or a substantial scholarly article dealing with Revelation's use of the Book of Zechariah? Naturally, ...
Dear list members I leave my position as a full-time assoc. prof. of NT at the Lutheran School of Theology in Aarhus and assume a position as a part-time guest...
On Revelation 22:17. I think it is highly likely that the "Come" in 17a (erchou) is addressed to Jesus. We have just read in v. 7, "See, I am coming soon!"...
Is the *erchou* (singular "come") of Revelation 22:17 directed to Jesus (as in 22:20) or to individuals who may be part of the thirsty group in the second half...
I invite each to submit a list of works on the Apocalypse which he feels is necessary to consider in any serious study of the work. For those who have written...
Dear List Members, I may be making a trip to the Toronto area this summer, and I am wondering if any libraries there have large collections of books related to...
Dear list I have changed the list configuration so that all attachments will be removed. If you want to distribute an attachment, please, contact me directly...
Dear list, I just learned that the list has distributed a number of spurious postings, seemingly from gjclarke. Although I am *sure* that he not the culprit,...
Re: [revelation-list] Let's socialize…Whatever this posting was, it wasn't for the list. Please, do not comment on such posts. Ignore them and delete them. ...
Members, May I be the first to thank Georg for all the work he has done on the list. New of 2 publications: (1)Studies in the Book of Revelation (T & T Clark,...
Has anyone in this group seen or heard of an article or book investigating reading Revelation as a love story? After all, it finishes with a marriage and has a...
Although I am not prepared to argue that the seven vials are the blood of the martyrs, I don't think one can conclude that they cannot be on the basis that...
It is well-known that certain scholars such as R. H. Charles went overboard in finding redactions and glosses "on every high hill and under every green tree",...
I am looking for insight into the Greek grammar of Rev. 12:7, when the apparent subjects are in the nominative case, when one would expect them to be...
Dear list members, I am out of town for a week or so. I may not be able to moderate postings, so don't resend mails (or anything else) if they do not show up...
In 8.13 we have the announcement of 3 impending Woes. In 9.1-11 we have what would seem to qualify as a "Woe" with its acknowledgment in 9.12 and the reminder...
In 8.13 Three Woes are pronounced. If we understand the pronouncement to be a header and not properly part of the Woe itself, it would seem that we have 1st...
