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2020 by Francis J. Moloney
Published by Baker Academic
a division of Baker Publishing Group
PO Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6287
www.bakeracademic.com
Printed in the United States of America
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meansfor example, electronic, photocopy, recordingwithout the prior written permission of the publisher. The only exception is brief quotations in printed reviews.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
ISBN 978-1-4934-2379-8
Unless indicated otherwise, Scripture quotations are from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1989 National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
Scripture translations labeled AT are those of the author.
Scripture quotations labeled RSV are from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1946, 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.
For the Salesians of Don Bosco:
East AsiaOceania Region
We have sinned and done wrong, acted wickedly and rebelled, turning aside from your commandments [ apo tn entoln sou ] and ordinances. We have not listened to your servants the prophets [ tn douln sou tn prophtn ].
Daniel 9:56a (Theodotion)
It is he that made heaven and earth and fashioned man in the beginning,
who is proclaimed through the law and the prophets, who was enfleshed upon a virgin,
who was hung upon a tree, who was buried in the earth, who was raised from the dead and
who went to the heights of heaven, who sits at the Fathers right hand,
who has power to save everyone, through whom the Father did his works from beginning to eternity [ aparchs mechri ainn ].
Melito of Sardis ( On Pascha 104)
All things are twofold in our Lord Jesus Christ. His birth is twofold, one of God before the ages [ mia ek theou pro tn ainn ], and one of a virgin in the consummation of the ages [ kai mia ek parthenou epi synteleiai tn ainn ].
Cyril of Jerusalem ( Catechesis 15.1)
Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Epigraph
Foreword by Eugenio Corsini
Preface
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
Introductory Questions
Literary Questions
The Challenge of a Literary Design
A Proposed Literary Design
Consequences
Conclusion
2. Interpreting the Apocalypse 1:18
The Prologue (1:18)
Gods Mediated Revelation of Jesus Christ (1:13)
The Coming of the Christ (1:48)
3. Interpreting the Apocalypse 1:93:22
Heavenly Encounters (1:920)
The Voice from Behind, like a Trumpet: The Revelation of Gods Initial Saving Intervention (1:911)
- E XCURSUS 1: Witnesses to the Law and the Messianic Promises of the Prophets (1:9)
The Sight of One Speaking: The Revelation of Gods Definitive Saving Intervention (1:1220)
The Seven Churches (2:13:22)
Traditional Problems
Churches or the Church?
Mediation
Ephesus: The Fall from Original Love (2:17)
Smyrna: Affliction and the Plagues in Egypt (2:811)
Pergamum: Israel in the Desert (2:1217)
Thyatira: Sinful Rulers in Israel (2:1829)
Sardis: The End of Israel and Judah, with a Small Remnant Remaining (3:16)
Philadelphia: Return of a Weak Israel and Rebuilding the Temple (3:713)
Laodicea: Israels Rejection of the Messiah and the Coming of the Son of Man (3:1422)
4. Interpreting the Apocalypse 4:18:1
Heavenly Encounters (4:15:14)
God and Creation (4:111)
The Lamb and Universal Salvation (5:114)
Opening the First Four Seals (6:18)
The First Seal: The White Horse and Its RiderHumankinds Potential (6:12)
The Second Seal: The Bright Red Horse and Its RiderViolence (6:34)
The Third Seal: The Black Horse and Its RiderToil (6:56)
The Fourth Seal: The Pallid Green Horse and Its RiderDeath (6:78a)
A Concluding Summary (6:8b)
Opening the Final Three Seals (6:98:1)
The Fifth Seal: The Saints of Israel, Waiting under the Altar (6:911)
The Sixth Seal: The Cosmic Effects of the Death of the Lamb (6:127:17)
The Seventh Seal: Silence in Heaven Greets the Victory of the Lamb (8:1)
5. Interpreting the Apocalypse 8:211:19
Heavenly Encounters (8:26)
Blowing the First Four Trumpets (8:713)
The First Trumpet: Burning a Third of the Sea (8:7)
The Second Trumpet: Poisoning a Third of the Sea (8:89)
The Third Trumpet: Poisoning a Third of the Springs (8:1011)
The Fourth Trumpet: Destruction of a Third of the Earths Light (8:1213)
Blowing the Final Three Trumpets: The Woes (9:111:19)
The First Woe: The Fall of Humankind (9:112)
The Second Woe: Gods Initial Intervention in Israel (9:1311:14)
1. Warfare: The Severest Consequence of the Fall of Humankind (9:1321)
3. The Temple, the Law, and the Prophets: Gods Presence in Israel (11:114)
The Third Woe: The Fulfillment of the Mystery of God (11:1519)
6. Interpreting the Apocalypse 12:118
The Woman, the Son, and the Dragon (12:16)
Heavenly Warfare (12:712)
The Woman and the Dragon (12:1318)
7. Interpreting the Apocalypse 13:118
The Beast from the Sea (13:110)
- E XCURSUS 2: The Lamb That Was Slaughtered from the Foundation of the World
The Beast from the Land (13:1118)
8. Interpreting the Apocalypse 14:120
The Lamb and the First Fruits (14:15)
The Son of Man and Gods Judgment (14:620)
The First Group of Three Angels (14:613)
The One like a Son of Man (14:14)
The Second Group of Three Angels (14:1520)
9. Interpreting the Apocalypse 15:116:21
Heavenly Encounters (15:18)
The Literary Structure of 16:121
The First Four Bowls (16:19)
The Final Three Bowls (16:1021)
The Fifth Bowl (16:1011)
The Sixth Bowl (16:1216)
The Seventh Bowl (16:1721)
10. Interpreting the Apocalypse 17:119:10
The Whore Seated on the Beast (17:118)
Lament over the Destruction of Jerusalem (18:120)
The Description of Fallen Babylon (18:18)
Lamentations over Fallen Babylon (18:919)
Heaven, the Saints, the Sent Ones, and the Prophets Rejoice (18:20)
Fallen Babylon and the Twofold Rejoicing of the Multitudes (18:2119:10)
Babylon Is Cast Down (18:2124)
The Rejoicing of the Saints of Israel (19:13)
The Marriage of the Lamb (19:68)
Closing Dialogue (19:910)
11. Interpreting the Apocalypse 19:1121:8
Preparation for the Final Battle (19:1116)
The First Aspect of the Final Battle (19:1721)
The Thousand-Year Reign: Judgment and the First Resurrection (20:16)
The Second Aspect of the Final Battle (20:710)
The Voice from the Throne: Judgment and the Second Death (20:1121:8)
12. Interpreting the Apocalypse 21:922:5
The New Jerusalem (21:921)
Dwelling in the New Jerusalem (21:2227)
Life and Light (22:15)
13. Interpreting the Apocalypse 22:621
The Authoritative Interpretation of This Book: Worship God! (22:69)
The Authoritative Interpretation of This Book: Come! (22:1017)
The Authoritative Interpretation of This Book: Warning, Promise, and Response (22:1821)
Bibliography
Index of Authors
Index of Scripture and Other Ancient Sources
Cover Flaps
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