01719cam a2200289I  4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077016001800094035005500112040009100167050001800258082001900276100005000295245005400345260003700399300002100436500003400457504008900491505069500580630003801275630003001313650002801343650003401371655002401405ocm05291443 OCoLC20231109113302.0790820s1942    enk      b    000 0 eng    a   42050628 7 a0002616922Uk  a(OCoLC)5291443z(OCoLC)216312606z(OCoLC)557900563  aDLCbengcCRUdPBEdOCLdOCLCQdOCLCGdUKMGBdOCLCQdOCLCOdOCLCAdOCLCFdOCLCAdZAAPA 4aBS2825b.B43304a228bB41b 19421 aBellamy, H. S.q(Hans Schindler),d1901-1982.14aThe book of Revelation is history,cH.S. Bellamy.  aLondon,bFaber and Faberc[1942]  a204 pagesc21 cm  a"First published in Mcmxlii."  aBibliographical references included in "Notes" (pages 179-197) Bibliography: p. 198.  aThe cosmological basis of the interpretation -- Text and commentary: Prologue -- Myths of the Cataclysm caused by the breakdown of a former Satelite: The First cycle of Myths;  The second cycle of Myths;  The third cycle of myths -- A Myth of the Capture cataclysm of Luna: The Atlantis myth
Appendices: A cosmological Myths in the Book of Ezekiel;  Daniel -- Mythological material in the Fourth Book of Ezra -- Mythological Material in the Book of Isaiah -- Cosmological Myths in the Book of Enoch -- Cosmological Myths in Various Minor Apocalypses -- Fragments of an Atlantis Myth in the Book of Jeremiah -- Mythological Material in the Book of Zechariah -- Apocalyptic Material in Exodus00aBible.pRevelationvCommentaries.07aBible.pRevelation.2fast 0aApocalyptic literature. 7aApocalyptic literature.2fast 7aCommentaries.2fast