Thank you, Dr. Gentry. Balancing my seminary, college, and church duties made it take a long time to publish this post. I can only imagine how long it would take to write a book. Maybe one day!
Jonathan, I'm familiar with a view that understands the book to present a symbolic battle between good and evil that occurs in every generation until the end, including John's generation, but it would not necessarily try to pin "most of revelation" to SPECIFIC first century events. It's called Redemptive-Historical Idealism and is promoted by men like GK Beale.
Excellent analysis of absurd "logic." Keep up the good work. Get a book out on the subject!
Thank you, Dr. Gentry. Balancing my seminary, college, and church duties made it take a long time to publish this post. I can only imagine how long it would take to write a book. Maybe one day!
Jonathan, I'm familiar with a view that understands the book to present a symbolic battle between good and evil that occurs in every generation until the end, including John's generation, but it would not necessarily try to pin "most of revelation" to SPECIFIC first century events. It's called Redemptive-Historical Idealism and is promoted by men like GK Beale.