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Head on Aune on the Text of Revelation

Published April 8, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated April 8, 2008 Leave a Comment

Peter M. Head raises an important discussion about one of David E. Aune’s suggestions as to the transmission of manuscripts and textual criticism.

Filed Under: Textual criticism Tagged With: David E. Aune

Keith A. Mathison (ed.), When Shall These Things Be?

Published February 2, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated February 4, 2016 Leave a Comment

Mathison, Keith A., ed. When Shall These Things Be? A Reformed Response to Hyper-Preterism. Phillipsburg, New Jersey: P & R Publishing, 2004. xxii + 376 pp. This volume critiques “hyper-preterism,” the view that all prophecy in Scripture has already been fulfilled. For more on this volume, visit Riddleblog’s “Eschatology Q & A — Are There […]

Filed Under: Eschatology, Prophecy Tagged With: Keith A. Mathison

Dr. Ian Paul

Published January 23, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated March 13, 2016 3 Comments

Metaphors and Revelation 12-13 Alan Brady over at Café Apocalypsis had a nice summary of parts of Dr. Ian Paul’s article “” in Studies in the Book of Revelation, ed. S. Moyse (see here) and some methodological reflections on the interpretation of metaphors. Ian Paul’s essay is based on his Ph.D.-dissertation, “The Value of Paul Ricoeur’s […]

Filed Under: Methodology, Scholars, Short notices, Symbolism, Use of the Old Testament Tagged With: Ian Paul

Lücke, Einleitung

Published January 17, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated January 29, 2016 Leave a Comment

Lücke, Friedrich. Versuch einer vollständigen Einleitung in die Offenbarung Johannis oder Allgemeine Untersuchungen über die apokalyptische Litteratur überhaupt und die Apokalypse des Johannes insbesondere. 2nd ed. Commentar über die Schriften des Evangelisten Johannes, 4:1. Bonn: Eduard Weber, 1852. xviii + 1074 pp. The classic introduction to Revelation and the apocalyptic literature in general by Friedrich […]

Filed Under: General Introduction, History of interpretation, History of research Tagged With: Friedrich Lücke

Mosbech, Sproglig Fortolkning

Published January 16, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated January 29, 2016 1 Comment

Mosbech, Holger. Sproglig Fortolkning til Johannes’ Åbenbaring. København: Gyldendalske Boghandel, 1944. viii + 216 pp. This volume is a companion volume to Mosbech’s commentary, published a year earlier. It provides a linguistic analysis of and commentary on Revelation. It is still very valuable.

Filed Under: Danish, Dansk, Language, Scandinavian language contributions, Skandinaviske værker Tagged With: Holger Mosbech

Trench, Epistles to the Seven Churches

Published January 10, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated February 4, 2016 1 Comment

Trench, Richard Chenevix. Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia, Revelation II.III . 1st ed. London: Parker, Son, & Bourn, 1861. xi + 225 pp. At least six editions were published in the UK and the USA in the 19th century. Reprint. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 1997. 249 pp. Richard […]

Filed Under: Christology, Church-historical interpretation, Cocceius, History of interpretation, Imagery, Scholarly commentaries, Theology, Use of the Old Testament Tagged With: Richard Chenevix Trench

Scott, Original Language

Published January 8, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated January 31, 2016 Leave a Comment

Scott, Robert Balgarnie Young: The Original Language of the Apocalypse. University of Toronto Press: Toronto, 1928. 25 pp. including bibliographical references. In this volume – originally a Ph.D.-thesis submitted to University of Toronto, Scott (for short biographies, see here and here) argued that Revelation was originally written in Hebrew.

Filed Under: Language Tagged With: Robert Balgarnie Young Scott

Taeger, Johanneische Perspektiven

Published January 8, 2008 by dr. Georg Adamsen. Last Updated February 7, 2016 Leave a Comment

Taeger, Jens-Wilhelm. Johanneische Perspektiven: Aufsätze zur Johannesapokalypse und zum johanneischen Kreis 1984-2003 . Forschung zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments, 215, Ed. David C. Bienert and Dietrich-Alex Koch. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2006. 254 pp. Hardcover Professor, dr. Jens-W. Taeger, who died only 59 years old (see here), did not complete his […]

Filed Under: Collected essays, General Introduction, Purpose Tagged With: Jens-Wilhelm Taeger

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