A Bible School ManualScripture TextReading editionChapter navigation43 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialForewordMaster-Thoughts upon the Revelation1Preface1. General Introduction.2. The Title.3. The Author.4. The Unity.5. The Date.6. The Place.7. The Canonicity.8. The Form.9. The Theme.10. The Occasion.11. The Purpose.12. The Interpretation.13. The Outline Analysis.14. The Literary Structure.15. The Literature.Scripture TextI The PrologueAnalysis And NotesI The Prologue, Ch. 1:1-3:22II THE MAIN APOCALYPSE, Ch. 4:1-22:52 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-112 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-11 (continued 2)III THE EPILOGUE, Ch. 22:6-21Appendix A: Some Fundamental Conceptions of the ApocalypseI A Duality of Forces in the Moral WorldII A Triple Antagonism of Moral LifeIII A Trinal Antithesis of Moral CharacterIV A Threefold Theocratic Method in Man's Redemptive HistoryI The Four Schools of InterpretationII The Seven Shibboleths of InterpretersI The Seven Choral Symphonies of the RevelationII The Seven Benedictions of the RevelationI The Initial Series of SevenAppendix E: The Symbolism of NumbersAppendix F: The Literary Structure of the ApocalypseAppendix G: The Apocalyptic Literature595FootnotesFootnotes (continued 2)Previous chapter ←15. The Literature.Next chapter →I The PrologueAll chapters and sections (43)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialOther sectionsForewordMaster-Thoughts upon the Revelation1Preface1. General Introduction.2. The Title.3. The Author.4. The Unity.5. The Date.6. The Place.7. The Canonicity.8. The Form.9. The Theme.10. The Occasion.11. The Purpose.12. The Interpretation.13. The Outline Analysis.14. The Literary Structure.15. The Literature.Scripture TextI The PrologueAnalysis And NotesI The Prologue, Ch. 1:1-3:22II THE MAIN APOCALYPSE, Ch. 4:1-22:52 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-112 The Book Delivered to John, Ch. 10:8-11 (continued 2)III THE EPILOGUE, Ch. 22:6-21Appendix A: Some Fundamental Conceptions of the ApocalypseI A Duality of Forces in the Moral WorldII A Triple Antagonism of Moral LifeIII A Trinal Antithesis of Moral CharacterIV A Threefold Theocratic Method in Man's Redemptive HistoryI The Four Schools of InterpretationII The Seven Shibboleths of InterpretersI The Seven Choral Symphonies of the RevelationII The Seven Benedictions of the RevelationI The Initial Series of SevenAppendix E: The Symbolism of NumbersAppendix F: The Literary Structure of the ApocalypseAppendix G: The Apocalyptic Literature595FootnotesFootnotes (continued 2)[pg 060]◇THE REVELATION [OF JOHN]◇← 15. The Literature.I The Prologue →