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Resseguie’s Narrative Commentary

Published July 15, 2009 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated February 4, 2016 2 Comments

Resseguie's Narrative CommentaryProfessor James L. Resseguie is the author of Revelation Unsealed. Last year I mentioned that a commentary was in the making (see https://www.revelation-resources.com/2008/07/10/resseguie-revelation-a-narrative-commentary/). Today Resseguie’s commentary arrived. So far I have only had time to flip the pages, but it seems very interesting. From the outset I like Resseguie’s approach, as will be clear to those who have flipped the pages of my thesis.

Due to a very welcome grant, I will finally be able to complete the final revision of my own commentary by mid-September. Professor Resseguie’s commentary will be a very welcome preparation for that.

Professor Resseguie offers a 40+ page introduction to his narrative approach. I will post more about it shortly.

By the way, Resseguie’s commentary is less than 300 pages, 288 in total. And it is available for less that $15 in the US or £10 in Great Britain. ISBN: 978-0-8010-3213-4.

Filed Under: Narratological analysis, Scholarly commentaries Tagged With: James L. Resseguie

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  1. Chad says

    August 17, 2009 at 4:49

    I have had the commentary sitting on my shelf for the last few months and I keep finding it to be a great resource.  Resseguie added an important entry into the field of Apocalyptic studies.

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  2. Ross says

    March 18, 2010 at 22:58

    I have only just got my copy of Resseguie. It is a narrative commentary, but should probably be required reading for someone doing a serious study as he goes into the literary techniques that John uses. He also references most of the important works on Revelation, including Beale, Aune and Smalley. A very useful contribution.

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