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The letters of John are important. They give modern believers a snapshot of what life was like within the Christian community of Asia Minor in the first century. They point out that life was not always easy for Christians of the first and second generations. These three brief letters bring modern readers face to face with the external opposition as well as with the doctrinal errors and internal...

the Roman Empire as a severe threat to the early church—a historicist view. But such a look back into church history is woefully out of place by now in Revelation. These revelations come at the very end of the present order. It seems inappropriate for the great prostitute to be judged before her 2,000-year history of sins against the church! Thomas (II:283) says that this prostitute “represents all false religion of all time, including those who apostatize from the revealed religion of Christianity.”
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