Yes. I believe Jesus words in Matthew chapter 24 from verse 36 on apply beyond the destruction of Jerusalem. Hence, we today need to keep awake because we do not know the day or hour of our Lord’s return
My KJ Bible says that the probable date is during the harsh reign Domition close to the end of 96 A.D. This later date for the book was held by the church father Irenaeus and other early Christian writers, and it agrees better with the picture of complacency and defection of the churches is chapters 2 and 3, and that this dating is widely accepted by modern scholars. I'm just thankful that the Lord Jesus told the Apostle John what to write what he saw and heard. Amen. We actually get to see our future, and know where we're going when we die. Thank you Lord Jesus! Come soon!!🙏 God bless everyone. Have an awesome day! 🍃✝️🍃⚘️
I was told the Celestial bodies mentioned in the Book of Revelations weren't visible on the Island of Patmos until the 14th Century. Over a millennium after the Book of The was supposedly written.....hmmm !
Bible scholars say a lot. Was the writings of the New Testament written in Aramaic. Was all the letters in Aramaic. Peter and Paul was writing letters to the congregations before the Gospels was even written. The Gospel of John has Jesus dying on a different day. They also say Matthew, Mark, Luke and John didn't right the Gospels. The Gospels came about at the time Peter and Paul and Jerusalem was destroyed by 70 AD. Jesus and the apostles spoke Aramaic. It's because the only commonly circulated manuscripts are in Greek. The strong consensus of modern scholars is that Revelation was not written by either the apostle John nor by the author of John’s Gospel. To distinguish the author, they now refer to him simply as ‘John of Patmos’. Patmos was a Greek island and naturally the book was written in Greek to be read by Greek-speaking Christians. But for the record, this is why when the boy Jesus taught at the Temple in Hebrew translating it into perfect Aramaic that the Rabbis were astounded. This was the first time a boy did what the priests could not do. The four gospels is associated with the four living creatures Matthew the man, Mark the lion, Luke the ox, and John the eagle. John has Jesus dying on a different day. It's the Day of Preparation not the Day of Preparation for Passover. It was the day they prepare the lambs for sacrifice. While at the same time Jesus is prepared for sacrifice. Jesus is the Lamb of YHVH Yehovah Jehovah
off the top of my head I'm thinking about the similarities between Revelation and stories in the Sumerian tablets also in older Indian Hindu scripts. I'll be back with the link to where I got this idea as I'm no Theologian or Scholar, So you can decide for yourself if the similarities hold any weight or merit
I appreciate your deep-dive and open-mindedness in synchronizing information and dates that leads us closer to the truth.
Thank you, brother. There are also good arguments for a later date. What’s important is preparing ourselves for what is still yet to come.
Yes. I believe Jesus words in Matthew chapter 24 from verse 36 on apply beyond the destruction of Jerusalem. Hence, we today need to keep awake because we do not know the day or hour of our Lord’s return
His third coming? @@preachfromthehousetops2167
My KJ Bible says that the probable date is during the harsh reign Domition close to the end of 96 A.D. This later date for the book was held by the church father Irenaeus and other early Christian writers, and it agrees better with the picture of complacency and defection of the churches is chapters 2 and 3, and that this dating is widely accepted by modern scholars.
I'm just thankful that the Lord Jesus told the Apostle John what to write what he saw and heard. Amen. We actually get to see our future, and know where we're going when we die. Thank you Lord Jesus! Come soon!!🙏
God bless everyone. Have an awesome day!
🍃✝️🍃⚘️
I was told the Celestial bodies mentioned in the Book of Revelations weren't visible on the Island of Patmos until the 14th Century. Over a millennium after the Book of The was supposedly written.....hmmm !
That's different... where did you hear that from? It would be great to research this.
God bless. 🍃✝️🍃⚘️
Bible scholars say a lot.
Was the writings of the New Testament written in Aramaic. Was all the letters in Aramaic. Peter and Paul was writing letters to the congregations before the Gospels was even written. The Gospel of John has Jesus dying on a different day. They also say Matthew, Mark, Luke and John didn't right the Gospels. The Gospels came about at the time Peter and Paul and Jerusalem was destroyed by 70 AD. Jesus and the apostles spoke Aramaic.
It's because the only commonly circulated manuscripts are in Greek. The strong consensus of modern scholars is that Revelation was not written by either the apostle John nor by the author of John’s Gospel. To distinguish the author, they now refer to him simply as ‘John of Patmos’. Patmos was a Greek island and naturally the book was written in Greek to be read by Greek-speaking Christians. But for the record, this is why when the boy Jesus taught at the Temple in Hebrew translating it into perfect Aramaic that the Rabbis were astounded. This was the first time a boy did what the priests could not do.
The four gospels is associated with the four living creatures Matthew the man, Mark the lion, Luke the ox, and John the eagle.
John has Jesus dying on a different day. It's the Day of Preparation not the Day of Preparation for Passover.
It was the day they prepare the lambs for sacrifice. While at the same time Jesus is prepared for sacrifice. Jesus is the Lamb of YHVH Yehovah Jehovah
John never wrote Revelation was stolen from multiple earlier pre Christian works
Can you share some evidence of that?
I've never heard that before. Where did you get your information from? I'm just curious about things...😊
God bless. 🍃✝️🍃⚘️
off the top of my head I'm thinking about the similarities between Revelation and stories in the Sumerian tablets also in older Indian Hindu scripts. I'll be back with the link to where I got this idea as I'm no Theologian or Scholar, So you can decide for yourself if the similarities hold any weight or merit
@Michael Dickson Thank you Michael. 😊
@@terridovey7648 You could start with researching "The Sibylline Oracles" and I'm sure you will find the similarities I speak of