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The Revelation
of Jesus Christ
Looking deeply into the heart
and mind of Jesus
Please
download sections A, B1, B2, C1, D1, D2 & E, along with any of the
“Related
Articles” you would like. The other syllabus documents are currently
being updated.
Section
TOC: Syllabus Table Of Contents: 6 pages. These pages are
currently being updated.
Section
A: Introductory
Material: 8
pages, 911k. These pages expand upon the presuppositions listed on page
B-2, and also provide brief thoughts on hermeneutics.
Section
B1: Work Sheets and
Study Notes (Part 1): 24 pages, 973k. These are the pages we will
fill-in and take notes on in class. Download this section for lessons 1 through 8.
Section
B2: Work Sheets
and
Study Notes (Part 2): 22 pages, 820k. Download this section
soon for lessons
9 through 16.
Section
C1: Text & Diagrams: 46 pages, 792k. This file includes
the annotated English text of the Revelation that we will mark up in
class. It also includes the text of Matthew 24 laid out in parallel
columns with Mark 13 and Luke 21, as well as some other important
diagrams. Updated
on Oct 3, 2007!
Section
C2: Revelation Commentary: This file, to be posted
soon, will include Roderick Graciano’s Commentary on the Revelation.
Section
D1: Images, Maps
& Diagrams (Part 1): 10
pages, 2.4mb. This is the set of coloring pictures and other graphics
and projects that will help us closely observe the text of the
Revelation.
This is a large file and could take several minutes to download,
depending on your internet connection speed.
Section D2: Images,
Maps
& Diagrams (Part 2): 20
pages, 2.1mb. This is part 2 of coloring pictures and other graphics
and projects that will help us closely observe the text of the
Revelation.
This is a large file and could take several minutes to download,
depending on your internet connection speed.
Section
E: Supplemental
Texts &
Articles: 30 pages, 1.2mb. This set of documents
includes the story
of The White Stone
and other information used in the Revelation class presentation.
Section F:
Sources &
Resources: 6 pages, 698k. This is the list of works consulted in
the process of creating this course. This section is currently being updated.
Section S:
Syllabus Dividers: Title page for view binder and section
dividers for the syllabus. 16 pages. This section is currently being updated.
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Two Babylons will face off in the End Time. One will destroy the other,
and then face the wrath og God! This drama of
Revlation 17 and 18 is essential to our understanding of our world’s
political and economic future. A “must read” for
student’s of Bible prophecy! (68 pages, 3.1Mb.)
The Beast At The
Center Of The Earth
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geography. This paper argues that the rule of the Beast and the Great
Tribulation will be constrained to a limited geographical region (21
pages, 1mb). This is a technical paper, but highly recommended.
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God
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patient while this large file downloads).
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A harmony of Christ's eschatological teaching in the Gospels (5
pages, 88k)..
Making The Invisible
Visible: An Introduction to The
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Updated!
Polishing Our Hermeneutical Glasses:
An
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principles for interpreting Scripture. This
new edition contains additional material on interpreting apocalyptic
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the body of the text. 42 pages (21 if duplex
printed), 1.5mb.
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