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Revelation 7:1-8:5 - The Church is Sealed to Survive the Tribulation

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  • Jan DeGelder

This article is an exposition of Revelation 7:1-8:5.

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The Tribes of Revelation 7 and the Literary Competence of John the Seer

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  • Christopher R. Smith

Smith interacts with some earlier criticisms of Richard Bauckham on the exegesis offered by Smith on the tribes of Revelation 7. For Smith, what is at stake in their discussion is whether the apostle John demonstrated literary competence, making purposeful creative use of traditional imagery and expectations to communicate a clear message.

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The Tripartite Structure of the Sixth Seal, the Sixth Trumpet, and the Sixth Bowl of John's Apocalypse: Revelation 6:12-7:17; 9:13-11:14; 16:12-16

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  • Andrew E. Steinmann

The structure of the book of Revelation has an important influence on its interpretation. This article argues that the three scenes of Revelation 6:12-Revelation 7:7, Revelation 9:13-Revelation 11:14, and Revelation 16:12-16 should be viewed as a tripartite unity.

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A Hermeneutical Ambiguity of Eschatology: The Analogy of Faith

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  • Robert L. Thomas

What is the role of the analogy of faith in exegesis? Is it possible to abuse this freedom in the way a specific passage is interpreted? This article looks at a number of such abuses that occur especially in eschatological passages and proposes a remedy. Examples include: Revelation 3:21, Revelation 7:4, 2 Thessalonians 2:3.

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Revelation 7:15-17 - His Tabernacle Over Them

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  • Brian D. Vos

This article on Revelation 7:15-17 is about God living with his people, the fulfillment of Old Testament foreshadowing, and the temple. 

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Revelation 7:9-14 - The Great Multitude

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  • Brian D. Vos

This article on Revelation 7:9-14 is about the church triumphant before the Lord.

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Revelation 7:4-8 – The 144,000

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  • Brian D. Vos

This article on Revelation 7:4-8 is about the 144,000 sealed believers as the new Israel.

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Revelation 7:1-3 - "Till We Have Sealed the Servants of God''

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  • Brian D. Vos

This article on Revelation 7:1-3 is about servants of God receiving the seal.

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