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17) Rev. 17:9-11.
18) Rev. 13:13-18. In the Hebrew, the numerical values of the letters in Kesar Neron can be made to add up to
‘666.’ See in our section 189.
19) Rev. 7:14 & 12:7 and Dan. 12:1-7 & 9:26-27 & Matt. chs. 23 to 24.
20) Cf. Hengstenberg’s The Revelation of St. John (Cherry Hill, N.J., U.S.A.: Mack, 1971 rep., I:6-9. Cf.
Vanderwaal’s Revelation of Jesus Christ (Groningen, Neths., De Vuurbaak, 1971), pp. 18f.
21) Euseb.: op. cit. IV:26:1-2,5,8-9.
22) Cf. Bonner’s Homily on the Passion by Melito of Sardis (London England/ Philadelphia U.S.A., 1940; cf.
Vanderwaal’s And It Shall Come to Pass In The Last Days (Oudkarspel, Neths.: De Nijverheid, 1977), pp. 139f.
23) Hom. Peri Pascha 94,99,100.
24) Caius’s Frag. II:3 (in Schaff’s Ante-Nicene Fathers).
25) II Tim. 4:6f & 4:“25”; cf. Coneybeare & Howson’s The Life & Epistles of St. Paul (Grand Rapids U.S.A.:
Eerdmans, 1957 rep.) pp. 781-82 & n., quoting Clement of Rome, Caius, Tertullian, Eusebius, and Jerome as
authority. Cf. too Tert., as quoted in nn. 74 & 75 (in our sections 179 to 181).
26) Cf. n. 20 above with Vanderwaal’s And It Shall Come To Pass (pp. 85-157), & with Caius’s Frag. III:3.
Bossuet’s op. cit. p.147 clearly states: “The banning of John is further located under Nero [by]: Eusebius’s
Dem. evang. 3; by the copy of the Syrian translation; by the gnostic Acts of John; and by Theophylact’s ‘32 years
after Christ’s ascension into Heaven.’”
27) Rev. 15:5,7.
28) Rev. 1:9; 7:14.
29) II Tin. 4:17 cf. Heb. 10:32f & 11:33 to 12:8 & 13:12-13.
30) Hist. VII:7.
31) Sac. Hist. II:29.
32) Comm. Rev. VI:627.
33) Cf. Rev. 2:8-13.
34) Antichrist, p. 185.
35) Cf. Rev. 1:9.
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