A Bible School Manual
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- Studies in the Book of Revelation An introduction, analysis, and notes, containing a concise interpretation according to the symbolic view, numerous references to authorities, and general mention of other interpretations, with the text of the American revised version edited in paragraphs, for the use of Bible students
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1. Front matter2. Introductory material3. Foreword4. Master-Thoughts upon the Revelation15. Preface6. 1. General Introduction.7. 2. The Title.8. 3. The Author.9. 4. The Unity.10. 5. The Date.11. 6. The Place.12. 7. The Canonicity.13. 8. The Form.14. 9. The Theme.15. 10. The Occasion.16. 11. The Purpose.17. 12. The Interpretation.18. 13. The Outline Analysis.19. 14. The Literary Structure.20. 15. The Literature.21. Scripture Text22. I The Prologue23. Analysis And Notes24. I The Prologue, Ch. 1:1-3:2225. II THE MAIN APOCALYPSE, Ch. 4:1-22:526. 2 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-1127. 2 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-11 (continued 2)28. III THE EPILOGUE, Ch. 22:6-2129. Appendix A: Some Fundamental Conceptions of the Apocalypse30. I A Duality of Forces in the Moral World31. II A Triple Antagonism of Moral Life32. III A Trinal Antithesis of Moral Character33. IV A Threefold Theocratic Method in Man's Redemptive History34. I The Four Schools of Interpretation35. II The Seven Shibboleths of Interpreters36. I The Seven Choral Symphonies of the Revelation37. II The Seven Benedictions of the Revelation38. I The Initial Series of Seven39. Appendix E: The Symbolism of Numbers40. Appendix F: The Literary Structure of the Apocalypse41. Appendix G: The Apocalyptic Literature59542. Footnotes43. Footnotes (continued 2)