The Revelation Of John The Apostle Byu New Testament Commentary Most important, the commentary emphasizes the primary focus of john’s work, “the revelation of jesus christ” (revelation 1:1). the commentary highlights the apostle’s witness that jesus is the lamb of god alive and active in these last days—directing earthly affairs and preparing his saints and the faithful so that the father’s. The first volume to appear in the byu new testament commentary series is the revelation of john the apostle. the print version is available from byu studies. the ebook is available through deseret book’s free bookshelf app and can be read on your apple and android mobile devices.
The Revelation Of Saint John The Apostle Geneva Bible The revelation of john the apostle, one of the brigham young university’s new testament commentary series, is more than equal to almost all other treatises on the book of revelation available. it’s a masterful work which deserves a place in libraries and scholars’ bookshelves worldwide. This rendition is part of the byu new testament commentary series. this scholarly project aims to create a faithful modern english translation together with a full, in depth, carefully researched latter day saint commentary for each book on the new testament. more of the new rendition and commentary volumes will be added in coming months and years. For the those who aspire to understand the beasts and women and plagues, "the revelation of john the apostle," a new testament commentary from byu studies, will be a welcome resource. at over 900 pages, this commentary by richard d. draper and michael d. rhodes, both emeritus religion professors at byu, may seem as intimidating as the book of. The lds edition of the bible calls this work “the revelation of st john the divine,” somewhat sidestepping the question of the identity of its author. but draper and rhodes come down squarely on the side of apostolic authorship, of john the beloved as the author, somewhere near 100 a.d., when john would have been in his eighties or nineties.
Revelation The Vision Of The Apostle John On The Island Of Patmos For the those who aspire to understand the beasts and women and plagues, "the revelation of john the apostle," a new testament commentary from byu studies, will be a welcome resource. at over 900 pages, this commentary by richard d. draper and michael d. rhodes, both emeritus religion professors at byu, may seem as intimidating as the book of. The lds edition of the bible calls this work “the revelation of st john the divine,” somewhat sidestepping the question of the identity of its author. but draper and rhodes come down squarely on the side of apostolic authorship, of john the beloved as the author, somewhere near 100 a.d., when john would have been in his eighties or nineties. New rendition of the revelation of john are you looking to enhance your study of the book of revela tion this year? if so, you will love the the revelation of john the apostle: a new rendition, part of the byu new testament commentary series. this rendition is designed to serve as a companion to the king james version of the new testament. Most important, the commentary emphasizes the primary focus of john’s work, “the revelation of jesus christ.” the commentary highlights the apostle’s witness that is jesus is the lamb of god alive and active in these last days directing earthly affairs and preparing his saints and the faithful so that the father’s intentions will.
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