Critical and Exegetical Handbook to the Revelation of John
Overview
The Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament, also known as “Meyer’s Commentary,” is considered one of the nineteenth century’s best English-language New Testament commentaries.
Friedrich Düsterdieck’s Critical and Exegetical Handbook to the Revelation of John includes a detailed introduction and a list of exegetical works that Düsterdieck felt were integral to his research. Translator, Henry Jacobs’ additional comments at the end of each chapter, which sometimes contradict or challenge Düsterdieck, intelligently add to the discussion of this book of the Bible.
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- Preface by Henry E. Jacobs
- Bibliographical references
Top Highlights
“so that the judgment, therefore, appears to be a consequence of the heard prayers.” (Page 267)
“According to Lev. 15:18, the sexual union in itself, even that in wedlock, was regarded as defiling.2” (Page 393)
“the faithful perseverance of believers, as maintained in the struggle with all godless and antichristian powers.” (Page 136)
A close, critical, and technical study of the Apocalypse.
—The Chautauquan
- Title: Critical and Exegetical Handbook to the Revelation of John
- Author: Friedrich Düsterdieck
- Translator: Henry E. Jacobs
- Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls
- Publication Date: 1887
- Pages: 494