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50 BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL S. H. Chase, the writer of one of the most persuasive and comprehensive articles on this matter, heard Hort’s May, 1889, lecture and recorded some of that very lecture: My note is as follows . . . : – ‘The passage of Irenaeus is urged against dating the Apocalypse shortly after Nero’s death. A suggestion, however, has been made in a French periodical: it is a question of the interpretation of Irenaeus. The writer raised the question whether Irenaeus means to say that the Apocalypse itself belongs to Domitian’s reign. What is the subject of .40pa0q? He or it? For the latter note the phrase just used [i.e. T05 Kaz’ rr)v ChTOK&@JW ~opcrK6zo
Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons 51 have been given by the author of the Book. For the author was seen on earth, he lived and held converse with his disciples, not so very long ago, but almost in our own generation. Thus, on the one hand, he lived years after he wrote the Book, and there was abundant opportunity for him to expound the riddle, had he wished to do so; and, on the other hand, since he lived on almost into our generation, the explanation, had he given it, must have been preserved to US.”2 2 Chase’s observations are quite perceptive. Upon recognizing the ambiguity of the passage when narrowly conceived in terms of purely grammatico-syntactical analysis, he then proceeds upon sound hermeneutic principle to elucidate Irenaeus’s precise point by consideration of the contextual flow. This sort of argumentation is why Wetstein, too, understood ‘~ohn” (which immediately preceding the verb becomes “him who saw the apocalypse”) to be the nominative of &Jpa6q, rather than “Revelation.”2 3 Macdonald agrees, and states the case dogmatically: [Irenaeus] argues that if this knowledge [i.e., regarding the identity of 666] had been important at that time it would have been communicated by the writer of the Apocalypse, who lived so near their own time. . . . There was therefore really no ambiguity to be avoided, requiring him to use the name ofJohn or the personal pronoun as the subject of &#3q, the verb of sight. The scope requires this nominative and no other. 24 But there is still more to the contextual argument. In his Ecclesiastical Histou (5:8:5,6) Eusebius again cites Irenaeus’s statement (Against Heresies 5:30:3), this time with more of the context (Against Heresies 5:30:1): He states these things in the third book of his above-mentioned work. In the fifth book he speaks as follows concerning the Apocalypse of John, and the number of the name of Antichrist “As these things are so, and this number is found in all the approved and ancient copies, and those who saw John face to face confirm it, and reason teaches us that the number of the name of the beast, according to the mode 22. Chase, “Date,” pp. 431-432. 23. See James M. Macdonald, Th Ltj2 and Writings ~ St. Jolm (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1877), p. 170. He also noted that Guericke once held this view, but later retracted it. See also Stuart, Apoca@pse 2:265. 24. Macdonald, Lye and Writings, p. 169.
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BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL
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BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL Dating the Bo
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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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Page 19 and 20: PART 1 PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
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Page 51 and 52: 34 BEFORE JERUSALEM FELL Hermann Ge
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Page 57 and 58: 3 INTRODUCTION TO THE EXTERNAL EVID
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7 THE ROLE OF INTERNAL EVIDENCE We
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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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Th Tmporal Expectation of tlu 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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13 THE ROLE OF JEWISH CHRISTIANITY
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14 THE LOOMINGJEWISH WAR As we pres
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15 INTRODUCTION TO DOMITIANIC EVIDE
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16 THE ROLE OF EMPEROR WORSHIP As w
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Tb Role of Emperor Worship 269 [Gre
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T7w Role of Emperor Worship 271 onw
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The Role of Emperor Worship 273 of
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The Role of Emperor Worship 275 tha
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The Role of Emperor Worship 277 As
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17 THE PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANITY
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The Nero Redivivus Myth 301 explici
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T/w Nero Redivivus Myth 303 throne
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The Nero Redivivus Myth 305 the Ner
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Th Nero Redivivus Myth 309 Nero’s
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Tb Nero Redivivus Myth 311 resolvin
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The Condition of the Sewn Churches
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PART V CONCLUSION
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APPENDIX A RESPONSE TO HOUSE AND IC
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A Response to Home and Ice 345 of A
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SELECT BIBLIOGl&+PHY II: ANCIENT WR
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15:17 35:22 46:8 49 Exodus 1:1 13:2
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Scripture Ina!ex 381 242-34 351 242
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Scri.ture Index 615 616 E#winns 2:6
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Scripture In&x 385 11:3 11:8 11:9 1
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MODERN AUTHORS INDEX Abauzi~ F-in,
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Mods-n Authors Index Edersheim, Alf
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Moohn Authors Ind?x 391 Lane, Willi
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ANCIENT AUTHORS INDEX Africsmss, Ju
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SUBJECT INDEX Abaddon, 210. Abomina
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Subject Ihx 399 Circumcision, 212,2
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Subject Index 403 John the Baptist,
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Sulject Index 405 rabbis regarding,
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Subject Index 407 city, 66, 72, 75,
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Subject Index 409 Jewish, 127-] 28,
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