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Revelation 8–22: An Exegetical Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this second volume of Robert L. Thomas’s Exegetical Commentary on Revelations Robert gives a detailed dissection of the last 14 chapters of Revelation. There is also extended section where he discusses, in detail, the structure of Revelation, the kingdom of Christ in the Apocalypse, and an in depth look at the Seventh Bowl of the Apocalypse. He also includes an index of applicable ancient...

sea on which the dragon stands (12:18) symbolize? Then too, this explanation leaves no corresponding meaning for the beast out of the earth in 13:11.6 For these reasons, this symbolic meaning is unsatisfactory. Is the sea a reference to the Mediterranean Sea? Rome is the opponent of primary concern in John’s immediate situation and would be the power that would come to mind as John looked westward from the coast of Asia Minor.7 But this identification is too restricted. In the apocalyptic visions,
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