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Jesus not beasts: Reading Revelation for who matters most

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2024

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Signs Publishing

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© 2024 Daniel Reynaud and Ian Howie. Due to copyright restrictions this book is unavailable for download. Staff and Students of Avondale University may access the full text of this chapter from library PRIMO search (228.06 R33). https://avondale.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/61UNI_AVN/1ascn7/alma991013097344802354

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09 Society and Culture

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5004 Religious studies
5005 Theology

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Abstract

What happens when a secondary teacher-turned-university professor and a retired primary teacher-administrator-pastor lead their home group in a thoughtful, Jesus-centred reading of the Bible’s book of Revelation? This book invites you to join this conversation and read Revelation together in a fresh way. Rediscover “The Revelation of Jesus Christ”—as the book was originally titled—and the assurance, hope and insights into the true character of God that the sometimes-daunting book of Revelation offers.

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Reynaud D., & Howie, I. (2024). Jesus not beasts: Reading Revelation for who matters most. Signs Publishing.

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9781922914828

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