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Select Bibliography I: Modern Writings 359 Torrance, Thomas F. Th Apoca@pse Today. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1959. Torrey, Charles Cutler. + 7?ze A~oca@@e of John. New Haven: Yale, 1958. Trench, R. C. Commentary on th E@stles to the Seven Churches. 4th ed. London: Macmillan, 1883. Vandemvaal, Cornelis. Search tb Scriptures. Translated by Theodore Plantinga. 10 vols. St. Cathannes, Ontario: Paideia Press, 1979. Wallace, Jr., Foy E. The Book of Revelation. Nashville: By the Author, 1966. Walvoord, John F. The Rmelatwn of Jesus Christ. Chicago: Moody Press, 1966. Wafileld, Benjamin B. “Revelation, The Book of.” In A Religious En~cloPedia: Or Dictiona~ of Biblical, Historical, Doctrinal, and Practical TbologY, edited by Philip Schaff. Vol. 3. New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1883. Reprinted in John E. Meeter, cd., Selected Shorter Writings of Benjamin B. Warjield. Vol. 2. Nutley, NJ: Presbyterian ,and Reformed Pub. Co., 1973. Weiss, Bernhard. A Comrmmta~ on tb New Testament. 4 vols. Translated by George H. Schodde and Epiphanies Wilson. New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1906. Whittemore, Thomas. A Commenta~ on the Revelation of St. John, the Divine. Boston: James M. Usher, 1856. Vos, L. A. Th Sjnoptti Traditions in the Apoca~pse. Amsterdam: Kampen, 1965. Other Articles Cited Alexander, J. A. “The End Is Not Yet.” The Banner of Troth 88 (January 1971 ):lff. Angus, S. “Nero.” International Standard Bible EwycloPaedia. Vol. 3. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, (1915). Angus, S. “Roman Empire.” International Standard Bible Emyclopaedia. Vol. 4. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, (1915). Board, Stephen. “The Great Cosmic Countdown: Hal Lindsey on the Future.” Eterni~, January 1977, 19ff. Chase, S. H. “The Date of the Apocalypse.” Journal of Theological Studies 8 (1907):431-435. Collins, J. J. “Sibylline Oracles.” In Th Old Testament PseudepigraPha, edited by James H. Charlesworth. Vol. 1. Garden City, NY:
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BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL
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Dedicated to Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen wh
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Publisher’s Pre
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PUBLISHER’S PREFACE by Gary North
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Publish/s Preface xi of Revelation.
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PART 1 PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
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20 BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL Regarding
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22 BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL conviction
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26 BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL The proble
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30 Source Documentation We will cit
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3 INTRODUCTION TO THE EXTERNAL EVID
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Introduction to the External Eviden
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4 IRENAEUS, BISHOP OF LYONS As we b
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Irenaas, Btihop of Lyons 47 nounced
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Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyn.s 49 (i.e.,
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Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons 51 have b
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along the lines of Chase’s: Irena
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Irenaeu.s, Bishop ofLpns 55 accept
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Irenaeu-s, Bishop of Lyons 57 tian
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Irenaeus, Bishop of Lpn.s 59 rule.
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Irenaew, Bishop of Lyon.s 61 narrat
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Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons 65 upon t
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Ireruzeus, Bishop of Lpns 67 John c
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Clement of Alexandria 69 ~17E161j y
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Clement of Alexandria 71 In the Syr
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Clement of Alexandria 73 which lay
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Clement of Alexandria 75 Another pa
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Clcm.ent of Alexandria 77 Book 8 of
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Clement of Alexandria 79 that he wa
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Clement of Alexandria 81 now as the
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Clement of Alexandria 83 of Christ,
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Clemwn.t of Alexandria 85 here at M
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Additional Extend Witnases 87 he ac
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Additional External Witnases 89 Wit
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Additional External Witnesses 91 mo
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Additional External Witnesses 93 Wi
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Additional Ext+mal Witnesses 95 als
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Additional External Witnesses 97 vi
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Additional External Witnesses 99 St
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Additional Ex.%mnal Witnesses 103 p
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Additional External Witwsses 105 It
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7 THE ROLE OF INTERNAL EVIDENCE We
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The Role of Intemtal Euiderwe 115 l
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Tb Role of Internal Euidence 117 an
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The Role of Internal Evio%nce 119 t
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8 THE THEME OF REVELATION Although
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Tb Theme of Revelation 123 import i
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The Theme ofl?evelation 125 you als
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Tb Th of Revelation 127 Clearly, th
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Tb Thm of Rmelatwn 129 And in this
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The Thaw of Revelation 131 substanc
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9 THE TEMPORAL EXPECTATION OF THE A
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Inadequate Views Tb Tmporal Expecta
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The Tm.oral Expectation of the Auth
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The Temporal Expectation of the Aut
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Tb Temporal Expectation of the Auth
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Th Tmporal Expectation of tlu Autho
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Th Tmporal Expectation of the Autho
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Th ldenti~ of th Sixth King 147 in
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Th Identi~ of th Sixth King 149 req
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Th Identi@ of th Sixth King 151 he
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The Identip of th Sixth King 153 Ga
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The Idh.tip of the Sixth King 155 t
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Th Identip of the Sixth King 159 by
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The ldenti~ of tb Sixth King 161 to
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The Zci2n.ti~ of t/w Sixth King 163
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11 THE CONTEMPOIURY INTEGRITY OF TH
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Th Contempora~ Integrity of th Temp
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The Conte-mPora~ lntegri~ of the Te
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The Contemporary Integtip of the Te
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Th ContemPora~ Integrip of the Temp
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T4.e Contempora~ Integrigv of the T
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The Contemporap Integrip of the Tmp
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12 THE ROLE OF NERO CAESAR In an ea
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The Role of Nero Caesar 195 In Suet
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The Role of Nero Caesar 197 051 all
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The Role of Nero Caesar 199 666. An
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T/w Role of Nero Caesar 201 them co
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Th Role of Nero Caesar 203 the Beas
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The Early Fathers The Role of Nero
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I’%e Role ofNero Caesar 207 ‘Ti
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Th Role of Nero Caesar 209 represen
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Tb Role of Nero Caaar 211 between l
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The Role of Nero Caaar 213 Hellenis
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Th Role of Nero Caesar 215 family.
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The Beast’s Red Color The Role of
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Tb Role of Nero Caesar 219 Surely N
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Th Role ofJmish Chri@izni~ 221 focu
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Tb Role ofJewtih Christiani~ 223 ci
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Tb Role ofJiwish Christianip 225 wi
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The Role ofJewish Christiani~ 227 w
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A Catena of Scholars Th Role ofJewt
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The Role ofJ2wish Christianity 231
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The Looming Jewtih War 233 ofJudaea
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Trk Looming Jewish War 235 prophesi
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Tb Looming Jmtih War 239 Here then,
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Th Looming Jewish War 241 to histor
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Th Looming Jewish War 243 way diffe
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The Looming Jewish War 247 Such sho
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T/u Looming Jewish War 249 ity and
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The Looming Jewish War 251 against
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PART N ALLEGED DOMITIANIC EVIDENCES
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