Pierre Prigent’s French opus magnum, L’Apocalypse de Saint Jean. Rev. and exp. ed. (Commentaire du Nouveau Testament, 14). Genève: Labor et Fides, 2000. 507 pp. – mentioned in the comments on this post – may be inaccessible if you do not read French. However, I just noticed in the that there is an English translation. [...]
From the category archives:
Modern commentators
My first impression of Professor Resseguie’s Narrative Commentary on the Book of Revelation.
On an amillennial commentary
About Resseguie’s forthcoming commentary on Revelation.
Seiss, Joseph Augustus. The Apocalypse: A Series of Special Lectures on the Revelation of Jesus Christ, with revised text. Repr. ed. s.l.: C. C. Cook, 1900. 536 pp. The Apocalypse was reprinted many times and at various locations for decades. Most recently reprinted under the title The Apocalypse: Exposition of the Book of Revelation. Grand [...]
The commentaries included in the category Scholarly commentaries are either scholarly (i.e., written for scholars and serious students) or written by scholars and with a specific, valuable view on Revelation or one of the topics discussed on Revelation Resources. Although it is hardly possible to rank commentaries objectively, I would suggest that some commentaries should [...]
Ladd, George Eldon. A Commentary on the Revelation of John. 1972. Repr. Grand Rapids, Michigan: William B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1995 or later. 308 pp. The commentaryLadd is a proponent of classic premillennialism rather than dispensationalism (see Clouse, Four Views). In his brief introduction (p. 7-17), Ladd asserts that the author was the apostle or a [...]
Georg S. Adamsen, Book of Revelation
by Adamsen on October 1, 2010
in Dansk,Modern commentators,Scholarly commentaries,Skandinaviske værker,Websites
The editor of Revelation Resources has published a Danish commentary. It features …
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