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_aRevelation verse by verse _fHenry Feyerabend |
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_aLondon [Ont.] _aBerrien Springs, MI _cDestiny/Arts International _cMaracle Press Limited _d♭1989 |
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| 215 | _avi, 204 p. | ||
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_bRevelation 1 _p7 _bRevelation 2 _p19 _bRevelation 3 _p29 _bRevelation 4 _p41 _bRevelation 5 _p49 _bRevelation 6 _p55 _bRevelation 7 _p67 _bRevelation 8 _p79 _bRevelation 9 _p85 _bRevelation 10 _p93 _bRevelation 11 _p99 _bRevelation 12 _p111 _bRevelation 13 _p119 _bRevelation 14 _p133 _bRevelation 15 _p145 _bRevelation 16 _p149 _bRevelation 17 _p159 _bRevelation 18 _p167 _bRevelation 19 _p175 _bRevelation 20 _p183 _bRevelation 21 _p191 _bRevelation 22 _p199 |
| 330 | _aRevelation has been considered to be the most difficult book in the Bible. Calvin refused to write a commentary on it. Luther avoided its teachings for years. A 20th century preacher suggested that "Christ's resumption of the sacred tongue of heaven caused Him to forget the mortal language of earth." In spite of its difficulties, this book, like a magnet, irresistibly draws clergy, theologians and laymen to a study of its messages. G. Campbell Morgan once said, "There is no book to which I turn more eagerly in hours of depression than to this, with all its mystery, all the details of which I do not understand." | ||
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_2lc _aBible _iRevelation _xCriticism, interpretation, etc |
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_aFeyerabend _bH. _91172 _f1931-2006 _gHenry |
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