McDowell, Edward A. 1898-1975.
The meaning and message of the Book of Revelation / Edward A. McDowell. - Nashville : Broadman Press, �1951. - xii, 224 pages ; 21 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-224).
Foreword -- How Revelation came to be written -- How the drama of Revelation unfolded -- The author gives his credentials and purpose -- The letters to the seven churches -- The great drama of the sovereignty of God -- Act one -- Scene one: The vision of the court of Heaven (chapters 4-5) -- Scene two: The breaking of the six seals: "History's pageant of suffering" (chapter 6) -- Scene three: Prelude to the breaking of the seventh seal (chapter 7) -- Scene four: The breaking of the seventh seal (chapters 8-9) -- Scene five: The prophet and the eating of the little book (chapter 10) -- Scene six: The measuring of the temple, the two prophets, and the great earthquake (chapter 11:1-14) -- Scene seven: The sounding of the seventh trumpet: proclamation of God's sovereignty over the world (chapter 11: 15-19) -- Act two -- Scene one: Messiah's birth and escape from the dragon Satan, the fall of Satan and his angels, the persecution of the woman and her seed (chapter 12) -- Scene two: Satan continues his warfare against Christ through two beasts (chapter 13) -- Scene three: Seven assurances and warnings for the great conflict (chapter 14) -- Scene four: Vision of the seven angels with the bowls of the wrath of God (chapters 15-16) -- Scene five: Judgment of Babylon (Rome) and proclamation of her doom (chapter 17:1 to 19:5) -- Scene six: The victory of Christ over Satan and the beast (chapter 19:6 to 20:10 -- Scene seven: The judgment, the new heaven and the new earth, and the new Jerusalem (chapter 20:11 to 22:5) -- Epilogue -- Conclusion of the book (chapter 22:6-21).
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The meaning and message of the Book of Revelation / Edward A. McDowell. - Nashville : Broadman Press, �1951. - xii, 224 pages ; 21 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-224).
Foreword -- How Revelation came to be written -- How the drama of Revelation unfolded -- The author gives his credentials and purpose -- The letters to the seven churches -- The great drama of the sovereignty of God -- Act one -- Scene one: The vision of the court of Heaven (chapters 4-5) -- Scene two: The breaking of the six seals: "History's pageant of suffering" (chapter 6) -- Scene three: Prelude to the breaking of the seventh seal (chapter 7) -- Scene four: The breaking of the seventh seal (chapters 8-9) -- Scene five: The prophet and the eating of the little book (chapter 10) -- Scene six: The measuring of the temple, the two prophets, and the great earthquake (chapter 11:1-14) -- Scene seven: The sounding of the seventh trumpet: proclamation of God's sovereignty over the world (chapter 11: 15-19) -- Act two -- Scene one: Messiah's birth and escape from the dragon Satan, the fall of Satan and his angels, the persecution of the woman and her seed (chapter 12) -- Scene two: Satan continues his warfare against Christ through two beasts (chapter 13) -- Scene three: Seven assurances and warnings for the great conflict (chapter 14) -- Scene four: Vision of the seven angels with the bowls of the wrath of God (chapters 15-16) -- Scene five: Judgment of Babylon (Rome) and proclamation of her doom (chapter 17:1 to 19:5) -- Scene six: The victory of Christ over Satan and the beast (chapter 19:6 to 20:10 -- Scene seven: The judgment, the new heaven and the new earth, and the new Jerusalem (chapter 20:11 to 22:5) -- Epilogue -- Conclusion of the book (chapter 22:6-21).
51011141
Bible.--Revelation--Commentaries.
Bible.--Revelation.
Revelation.
Revelation.
Commentaries.
BS2825.M315
228