The Walls of Babylon is a revisionist reading of the Revelation to John, yielding startling insights into the historical roots of Gnosticism, the social dynamics of the early church, and the radically iconoclastic trajectory of biblical prophecy.
The Walls of Babylon is a revisionist reading of the Revelation to John, yielding startling insights into the historical roots of Gnosticism, the social dynamics of the early church, and the radically iconoclastic trajectory of biblical prophecy.
David Arthur is an independent scholar specializing in religion, philosophy, and the history of ideas. The Walls of Babylon is a companion to his first book, A Smooth Stone, which together comprise a historical chronicle tracing the radically iconoclastic arc of biblical prophecy.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Beating Heart Within Part I: Origins 1. The Clash and Fusion of Empires 2. Diversity and Conflict in the Early Church 3. Schism and Heresy 4. The Immediate Historical Context Part II: A Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 5. In the Throne Room of the Great King 6. The Seven Seals 7. The Seven Trumpets 8. The Rise of the Beast 9. The Seven Bowls 10. The New Jerusalem 11. The Great City Babylon 12. The Celestial Woman 13. Conclusion: Excelsior Revelation Reconsidered Epilogue: The Mark of Cain
Introduction: The Beating Heart Within Part I: Origins 1. The Clash and Fusion of Empires 2. Diversity and Conflict in the Early Church 3. Schism and Heresy 4. The Immediate Historical Context Part II: A Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 5. In the Throne Room of the Great King 6. The Seven Seals 7. The Seven Trumpets 8. The Rise of the Beast 9. The Seven Bowls 10. The New Jerusalem 11. The Great City Babylon 12. The Celestial Woman 13. Conclusion: Excelsior Revelation Reconsidered Epilogue: The Mark of Cain
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