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Revelation is at once the most difficult and most intriguing book of the New Testament. The complexity of the scholarly questions concerning its interpretation is matched only by the fascination Revelation evokes in modern-day Christians and by their ongoing interest in what this mysterious book actually proclaims regarding the future of the church and of humankind. In this widely praised...

34:11; Lam. 2:8). In John’s vision, the measuring of the temple, its inner courts, and those who worship there is a symbol of preservation and protection. It is interesting, although not particularly important, to note that John has become an actor in his vision. He was given a reed and was told to “rise and measure the temple of God.” However, once this action was completed, he became again an observer. Verse 2. But do not measure the court outside the temple; leave that out, for it is given over
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