Bibliography on the Revelation to John
Loren L. Johns • June 2002
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Textual Criticism and the Greek
of the Apocalypse
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History
of Interpretation and Hermeneutical Theory
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Commentaries,
Commentaries about Commentaries, Study Guides, Dictionary Articles
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Intertextuality, Genre
Studies, and Apocalypticism in Early Judaism
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Literary Criticism,
Symbol Studies, and Postmodern Criticism
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Revelation in
Feminist Interpretation
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Revelation in Art
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Revelation in Worship and Liturgy
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Revelation and the Dead Sea
Scrolls
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Historical Background: General
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Historical
Background: Emperor Worship
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Archaeological
Background and Astrology
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The Persecution Question
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Theological Studies
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Christology
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Eschatology
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Ethics, Political Ethics
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Exegetical Studies,
Revelation 1
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Exegetical Studies, Revelation 2–3
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Exegetical Studies,
Revelation 4–5
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Exegetical Studies,
Revelation 6–8
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Exegetical Studies,
Revelation 9–11
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Exegetical
Studies, Revelation 12–13
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Exegetical
Studies, Revelation 14–17
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Exegetical
Studies, Revelation 18
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Exegetical
Studies, Revelation 19–20
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Exegetical
Studies, Revelation 21–22
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Textual Criticism and the Greek of the Apocalypse
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R. G. Bratcher, A Translator's Guide to the Revelation to John
(Helps for Tanslators Series; Stuttgart: United Bible Societies, 1984).
J.
K.
Elliott, “Manuscripts of
the Book of Revelation Collated by
H.
C.
Hoskier,” Journal of
Theological Studies 40 (April 1989) 100-10. Journal√.
Z.
C.
Hodges,
“The Critical Text and the Alexandrian Family of Revelation,” Bibliotheca
Sacra 119 (1962) 129-38. Journal√.
>>H. C. Hoskier, Concerning
the Text of the Apocalypse: Collations of All Existing Greek Documents (2 volumes;
London/Springfield, IL: Bernard Quaritch/Good Books).
--------,
Concerning the Date of the Bohairic Version: Covering a Detailed Examination
of the Text of the Apocalypse and a Review of Some of the Writings of the
Egyptian Monks (London: Bernard Quaritch, 1911).
>>G. D. Kilpatrick, “Professor
J.
Schmid on the Greek Text
of the Apocalypse,”
Vigiliae
Christianae (1959) 1-13.
J.
Schmid, “Der
Apokalypse-Text des Oikumenios,” Biblica (1959) 933-42. Journal√.
--------,
“Neue
Griechische
Apocalypsehandschriften,”
Zeitschrift für neutestamentliche Wissenschaft 59 (1968) 250-8. Journal√.
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Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des
Griechischen
Apokalypsetextes
(Texte und Forschungen zur Byzantinisch-Neugriechischen Philologie 17; Athens:
Verlag der Byzantinisch-neugriechischen Jahrbucher, 1936).
--------,
Studien zur Geschichte des
Griechischen
Apokalypse-Textes
(München: Karl Zink Verlag, 1955-1956). This is one of the most
comprehensive textual analyses of any of the books of the New Testament.
W. G. Kümmel, “Der Text der Offenbarung des Johannes,” Theologische
Literaturzeitung (1957) 249-5. Journal√.
G.
Maldfeld, “Zur
Geschichte
des
Griechische
Apokalypsetextes,”
Theologische
Zeitschrift (1958) 47-52. Journal√.
G.
Mussies, “The Morphology
of Koine Greek as Used in the Apocalypse of
St. John,” New Testament
Studies 27 (1971). Journal√.
>>G.
Mussies, “The Greek of the
Book of Revelation,”
L’Apocalypse Johannique et
l’Apocalyptique dans le Nouveau Testament (Bibliotheca Ephemeridum
Theologicarum Lovaniensium 53; ed. J. Lambrecht; Leuven: Leuven University Press,
1980) 167-77.
C.
G.
Ozanne, “The Language of
the Apocalypse,”
Tyndale House Bulletin 16 (1965) 3-9. Journal√.
M. Petit, Les Apocalypse Manuscrites du Moyen Age et les Tapisseries de
la Cathedral d’Anders (Paris, 1869).
S.
E.
Porter, “The Language of the
Apocalypse in Recent Discussion,” New Testament Studies 35/4
(1989) 582-603. Journal√.
R.
V. G. Tasker, “The
Chester
Beatty Papyrus of the Apocalypse of John,”
Journal of Theological Studies (1949) 60-8. Journal√.
S.
Thompson, The Apocalypse and Semitic Syntax (Society for
New Testament Studies Monograph Series 52; Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 1985). 228.048 T47.
L.
P.
Trudinger,
“oJ ajmhvn (Rev.
3:14) and
the Case for a Semitic Original of the Apocalypse,”
Novum
Testamentum 14
(1972) 277-9. Journal√.
P. Trummer, “Einige Aspekte Zur Bildersprache der Johannesapokalypse,” Metaphorik und Mythos (ed. K. Kertelge)
278-90.
B. Weiss, Die Johannes-Apokalypse:
Textkritische Untersuchungen und Textherstellung (Texte und Untersuchungen
Zur Geschichte der Altchristlichen Literatur; Leipzig: J.C. Hinrichs, 1891).
History of Interpretation and Hermeneutical Theory
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G.
R.
Beasley-Murray,
“Commentaries on the Book of Revelation,” Theology 66
(1963) 52-6. Journal√.
R.
Bultmann, “Review of Lohmeyer’s
Commentary on the Apocalypse,” Review, Theologische
Literaturzeitung 52 (1927) 505-12. Journal√.
M.
Camille, “Visionary Perception
and Images of the Apocalypse in the Later Middle Ages,” The Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 276-89. 228.060902 A64.
D. D. Clymer, Index to Periodical Literature on the Book
of Revelation (Master’s thesis; R. A. Lowery; South Hamilton, Mass.:
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, 1975).
N.
Cohn, The Pursuit of the Millennium: Revolutionary Millenarians and Mystical
Anarchists of the Middle Ages (2d ed.;
New York:
Oxford
University Press, 1970).
E.
R.
Daniel, “Joachim of Fiore: Patterns of
History in the Apocalypse,” The
Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 72-88. 228.060902 A64.
T.
A.
Dughi, The Breath of Christ’s Mouth: Apocalypse and Prophecy in Early
Reformation Ideology (Ph.D. Dissertation; Johns Hopkins University, 1990).
C.
Durousseau, “The Commentary of
Oecumenius on the Apocalypse of
John: A Lost Chapter in the
History of Interpretation,”
Biblical
Research: Journal of the
Chicago Society of Biblical Research 29
(1984) 21-34. Journal√.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
R.
B.
Herzman, The Apocalyptic Imagination in Medieval Literature (Philadelphia, 1992).
R.
K.
Emmerson, Antichrist in the Middle Ages: A Study of
Medieval Apocalypticism, Art, and Literature (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1981).
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn,
ed, The Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (Ithaca and London: Cornell
University Press, 1992). 228.060902 A64.
A.
Feuillet, The Apocalypse (trans.
T.
E.
Crane;
Staten Island,
N.Y.:
Alba House, 1965). 228 F43.
P. Fredriksen, “Tyconius
and
Augustine on the Apocalypse,” The Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 20-37. 228.060902 A64.
>>E.
S.
Fiorenza, “Revelation,” The New Testament and Its Modern
Interpreters (The Bible and Its Modern Interpreters; eds E. J. Epp and G.
W. MacRae; Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1989) 407-27 225.60904 N53.
A. Hamilton, “The
Apocalypse Within: Some Inward Interpretations of the Book of Revelation from
the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century,” Tradition
and Re-Interpretation in Jewish and Early Christian Literature: Essays in
Honour of Jürgen C. H. Lebram (Studia Post-Biblica; eds. J. W. v. Henten,
H. J. d. Jonge, P. T. v. Rooden and J. W. Wesselius; Leiden: E. J. Brill,
1986) 269-83 296.1 T76.
R.
B.
Herzman, “Dante and the
Apocalypse,” The Apocalypse in the Middle
Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press,
1992) 398-413. 228.060902A64.
>>R.
L.
Jeske and D.
L.
Barr, “The Study of the
Apocalypse Today,” Religious Studies
Review 14/4 (1988) 337-44. Journal√.
P. Kitson, “Lapidary
Traditions in Anglo-Saxon England, Part II:
Bede’s Explanatio Apocalypsis and Related Works” (ed.
P.
Clemoes), Anglo-Saxon England 12 (1983) 73-123.
P.
K.
Klein, “Introduction: The
Apocalypse in Medieval
Art,” The Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 159-99.
>>C.
R.
Koester, “On the Verge of the
Millennium: A History of the Interpretation of Revelation,” Word & World 15/2 (1995) 128-36. Journal√.
A.
T.
Kraabel, Judaism in
Western Asia Minor Undre the
Roman Empire, with a Preliminary Study of the Jewish Community at
Sardis (Ph.D. Dissertation; Cambridge, Mass.:
Harvard University, 1968).
H. Kraft, “Zur Offenbarung des Johannes,” Theologische Rundschau 38/2 (1973) 81-91. Journal√.
G. Kretschmar, Die Offenbarung des
Johannes: Die Geschichte Ihrer Auslegung Im 1. Jahrtausend (Calwer
Theologische Monographien; Stuttgart: Calwer Verlag, 1985).
R.
E.
Lerner, “The Medieval Return to
the Thousand-Year Sabbath,” The
Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 51-71. 228.060902 A64.
S.
Lewis, “Tractatus
Adversus
Judaeos in the Gulbenkian
Apocalypse,” The
Art
Bulletin 68 (December
1986) 543-66.
M.
Lieb, “Milton’s ‘Chariot of Paternal Deitie’ as a Reformation Conceit,” Journal
of Religion 65 (July 1985) 359-77. Journal√.
J. Lourcat, L’Apocalypse d’Angers
(Paris, 1955).
T.
W.
Mackay, “Early Christian
Millenarianist Interpretation of the Two Witnesses in
John’s Apocalypse 11:3-13,”
Chap. 12, By Study and Also by
Faith 1 (eds.
J.
M.
Lundquist and
S.
D.
Ricks;
Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company,
1990) 222-331.
--------, “Early
Christian
Exegesis of the Apocalypse,”
Studia
Biblica 1978; 3:
Papers on
Paul and Other New Testament Authors (Journal for the Study of the New
Testament Supplement Series 3; ed. E. A. Livingstone; Sheffield, Eng.: JSOT
Press, 1980). 220.6 I613, v.3.
G.
Maier, Die Johannesoffenbarung und die Kirche (Wissenschaftliche
Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 25; Tübingen: J. C. B. Mohr, 1981).
E. A. Matter, “The
Apocalypse in Early Medieval Exegesis,” The
Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 38-50. 228.060902 A64.
B.
McGinn, Visions of the End: Apocalyptic Traditions in the Middle
Ages (New York: Columbia University Press, 1979). 236.0902 V83.
P.
M.
Mendham,
“Interpreting the Book of Revelation [Bibliog],” St. Mark’s Review 122 (June 1985) 23-8. Journal√.
C. Mesters, “’Listening
to What the Spirit is Saying to the Churches’: Popular Interpretation of the
Bible in
Brazil,” The Bible and Its Readers (eds. W. Beuken,
S. Freyne and
A.
Weiler;
London,
Eng., and
Philadelphia,
Pa.: SCM Press and Trinity
Press International, 1991). 220.6 B58r.
J.
R.
Michaels, Interpreting the Book of Revelation
(Guides to New Testament Exegesis; Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Book House,
1992). 228.061 M62.
J. Moffatt, “Notes on
Recent New Testament Study,” Expositor 3
(7th s.) (1907) 88-90.
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“Wellhausen and Others on the Apocalypse,” Expositor
(1909) 224-41.
R.
S.
Morton, A History of Religions Analysis of Revelations [Sic] 4-5 (Th.D.
dissertation; Lutheran School of Theology, 1985).
>>F.
J.
Murphy, “The Book of
Revelation,” Current Research in Biblical
Studies 2 (1994) 181-225.
>>R. L. Muse, The Book of Revelation: An
Annotated Bibliography (Books of the Bible; gen ed H. O. Thompson; New York
and London: Garland Publishing, 1996).
C.
L.
Nessan, “When Faith Turns
Fatal:
David
Koresh and Tragic Misreadings
of Revelation,” Currents in Theology and
Mission 22
(June 1995) 191-9. Journal√.
K. G. C. Newport, Apocalypse and Millennium: Studies in
Biblical Eisegesis (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000). 228.060903
N55.
C.
A.
Patrides and
J.
Wittreich, eds,
The Apocalypse in English Renaissance
Thought and Literature (Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1984).
>>J.
Paulien, “Recent Developments in
the Study of the Book of Revelation,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 26/2 (1988) 229-42. Journal√.
R.
L.
Petersen, Preaching in the Last Days: The Theme of “Two Witnesses” in the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993).
228.06 P48p.
>>J.
J.
Pilch, What Are They Saying About the Book of Revelation? (New York: Paulist, 1978).
J.
J.
Poesch, Antichrist Imagery in Anglo-French Apocalypse Manuscripts (Ann
Arbor, Mich.: UMI, 1988).
>>J. E. Priest,
“Contemporary Scholarship and the Revelation,” Johannine Studies: Essays in Honor of
Frank
Pack (ed. J. E. Priest;
Malibu,
Cal.:
Pepperdine
University Press,
1989) 182-204.
P. Prigent, “L’Apocalypse: Exégèse Historique et Analyse Structurale,” New Testament Studies 26 (1980) 127-37. Journal√.
M. Reeves, The Figurae of Joachim of Fiore
(Oxford-Warburg Studies; collaborator B. Hirsch-Reich; Oxford: Clarendon Press,
1972).
E. G. Richey, The Politics of
Revelation in the English Renaissance (Columbia: University of Missouri
Press, 1998).
>>J.
W.
Roberts, “The Interpretation of
the Apocalypse: The State of the Question,” Restoration
Quarterly 8/3 (1965) 154-62. Journal√.
E. Romero Pose, “Ticonio y su Comentario al Apocalipsis,” Salmanticensis 32 (1985) 35-48.
L.
J.
Satre,
“Interpreting the Book of Revelation,” Word
& World 4 (Winter 1984) 57-69. Journal√.
M. Sauder, An Introduction to the Pamp[h]let “The
Peaceful Kingdom of Christ: An Exposition on the Twentieth Chapter of
Revelations” by Peter Twisk and a Treatise by Several Other Authors Bearing on
the Same Subject (Elmira, Ont.: Menno Sauder, 1943).
A. Shorter, Revelation and Its Interpretation
(London: Geoffrey Chapman, 1983). 228.06 S55.
P.
K.
Smith, “The
Apocalypse of
St. John and
the Early Church,” Journal of Bible and
Religion 25 (1957) 187-95. Journal√.
K.
B.
Steinhauser, “The Structure of
Tyconius’ Apocalypse Commentary: A Correction,”
Vigiliae
Christianae 35/4
(1981) 354-7.
A.
Stevenson, The Symbolic Parables of the Church, the World, and the Antichrist:
Being the Separate Predictions of the Apocalypse Viewed in Their Relation to
the General Truths of Scripture (Edinburgh: T. and T. Clark, 1877).
J.
Stevenson,
ed, A New Eusebius: Documents Illustrative of the History of the Church to
A.D. 337 (S.P.C.K. Large Paperbacks 1; London: S.P.C.K., 1968). 270.1 St4.
N.
B.
Stonehouse, The Apocalypse in the
Ancient
Church: A Study
in the History of the New Testament Canon (Goes, Netherlands: Oosterbaan & Le
Cointre, 1929).
>>K. A. Strand, “The Book
of Revelation: A Review Article on Some Recent Literature,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 11/2 (1973) 181-93. Journal√.
--------, Interpreting
the Book of Revelation: Hermeneutical Guidelines, with Brief Introduction to
Literary Analysis (Worthington, Ohio, 1976). 228.06 S89.
J.-W.
Taeger, “Einige Neuere
Veröffentlichungen zur
Apokalypse des
Johannes,” Verkündigung und Forschung 29
(1984) 50-75. Journal√.
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Johannesapokalypse und Johanneischer Kreis:
Versuch einer Traditionsgeschichtlichen Ortsbestimmung am Paradigma der
Lebenswasser-Thematik (Beiheft zur Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft und
die Kunde der Alteren Kirche 51; Berlin: De Gruyter, 1989).
U. Vanni, “L’Apocalypse
Johannique: État de la Question,” L’Apocalypse Johannique et l’Apocalyptique dans le
Nouveau Testament (Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Iovaniensium 53; ed. J.
Lambrect; Paris and Gembloux; Louvain: Duculot; Leuven University Press,
1980) 21-46.
Victorinus, Commentary on
the Apocalypse of the Blessed
John, Ante-Nicene Fathers (trans.
R.
E.
Wallis;
Buffalo, 1886). REF 270.1 D55.
P. Vielhauer,
“Apocalypses and Related Subjects: Introduction” (revised by
G.
Strecker), New Testament Apocrypha (eds. W. Schneemelcher and
E. Hennecke; trans.
R.
M.
Wilson;
Louisville,
Ky.: Westminster/John Knox
Press, 1992) 542-602. 229 H39n.
S.
Virgulin, “Recent Discussion of
the Title ‘Lamb of God’,” Scripture 13
(1961) 74-80. Journal√.
W.
Vogel, “The Eschatological
Theology of Martin Luther; Part II:
Luther’s Exposition of Daniel
and Revelation,” Andrews University
Seminary Studies 25/2 (Summer 1987) 183-99. Journal√.
>>A.
W.
Wainwright, Mysterious Apocalypse: Interpreting the Book of Revelation
(Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1993). 228.0609 W13.
J.
Weiss, Die Offenbarung des Johannes: Ein Beitrag zur Literatur- und
Religionsgeschichte (Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und
Neuen Testaments; Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1904).
J.
Williams, “Purpose and Imagery in
the Apocalypse Commentary of Beatus of Liébana,” The Apocalypse in the Middle Ages (eds.
R.
K.
Emmerson and
B.
McGinn;
Ithaca and
London:
Cornell
University Press, 1992) 217-33. 228.060902 A64.
J.
Wittreich, “The Apocalypse: A
Bibliography,” The Apocalypse in English
Renaissance Thought and Literature: Patterns, Antecedents and Repercussions
(eds
C.
A.
Patrides and
J.
Wittreich;
Ithaca,
N.Y.: Cornell University
Press, 1984) 369-440.
Commentaries, Commentaries about Commentaries,
Study Guides, and Dictionary Articles
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>>D. E. Aune, Revelation 1-5, 6–16, 17–22 [3 vols.]. Word Commentaries (Dallas: Word Books, 1997–1999). An
exhaustive collection of literary and historical background material that
occasionally sheds light on the text. Aune is reticent about offering
theological interpretations or even in adjudicating historical debates. REF
220.7 W92 v.52.
--------, “Revelation,” Harper’s Bible Commentary (gen
ed J. L. Mays;
San Francisco: Harper & Row,
1988) 1300-19.
A good concise commentary on the
Apocalypse. REF 220.7 M31.
--------, “The Revelation
to John (Apocalypse),” The
HarperCollins Study Bible (gen
ed W.
A.
Meeks;
New York: HarperCollins
Publishers, 1993) 2307-37. Aune is the author of the annotations on
Revelation in the HarperCollins Study
Bible. REF 220.52043 H29.
W. Barclay. Revelation, 2 vols. (Daily Study Bible;
Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1976). REF 220.7 G44.
M. Barker. The Revelation of Jesus Christ: Which God Gave to
Him to Show to His Servants What Must Soon Take Place (Revelation 1.1)
(Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 2000). 228.06 B25.
>>D. Barr, Tales
of the End: A Narrative Commentary on the Book of Revelation. Polebridge
Press, 1998.
>>G.
K.
Beale, The Book of Revelation: A Commentary on the Greek Text. New International Greek Testament Commentary (Grand Rapids:
Eerdmans, 1999).
Combines extensive historical
background with theological interests and sensitivity. REF 225.7 N53.
G.
R.
Beasley-Murray,
“Commentaries on the Book of Revelation,” Theology 66
(1963) 52-6. Journal√.
--------, “The
Revelation,” The New Bible Commentary
Revised (3d ed.;
Grand Rapids,
Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans
Publishing Co., 1970) 1279-310. 220.7 G98.
--------,
The Book of Revelation (New Century
Bible Commentary; 2d ed.; Grand Rapids, Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.,
1978). REF 220.7 C39.
I.
T.
Beckwith, The Apocalypse of John (New York: Macmillan,
1919). A standard English commentary on the Apocalypse
from the beginning of the 20th century. 228 B38.
P. D. Bender, New Heaven on a New Earth [Revelation]
(Faith and Life Bible Studies; Newton, Kan.: Faith and Life Press, 1985).
228.007 B45.
D. Berrigan, Beside the
Sea of
Glass: The Song
of the Lamb
(”A Crossroad Book.”;
New York:
Seabury Press, 1978).
--------,
The Nightmare of God (Sunburst
Originals 9; Portland, Or.: Sunburst Press, 1983). Berrigan is a political
activist and lay Episcopalean who offers a fresh and
idiosyncratic reading of the Apocalypse as political tract for the 20th century.
O.
Böcher, Die Johannesapokalypse (Erträge der Forschung 41; 2d ed.;
Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1980).
A
commentary by someone who has paid close attention to the recent history of the
interpretation of the Apocalypse.
*M.
E. Boring,
Revelation (Interpretation: A Bible
Commentary for Teaching and Preaching; Louisville: John Knox, 1989).
An excellent commentary for bringing the best of historical
background to the service of theological reflection and pastoral ministry. REF
220.7 M47. Also available
online.
W.
Bousset, Die Offenbarung Johannis (Kritisch-Exegetischer Kommentar über das
Neue Testament 16; 6th ed.; Göttingen: Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, 1966).
Perhaps the most important and influential German commentary on the
Apocalypse.
G.
W.
Buchanan, The Book of Revelation: Its Introduction and Prophecy (The Mellen
Biblical Commentary 22; Lewston/Queenston/Lampeter: Mellen Biblical Press,
1993). A commentary that concentrates on the way in which
John drew
on various textual traditions in his day.
E.
W.
Bullinger, Commentary on Revelation (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel Publications,
1984).
A conservative 19th-century commentary on Revelation.
>>G. B. Caird, The Revelation of St. John the Divine
(Black’s New Testament Commentaries; 2d ed.; London: Adam & Charles Black,
1984).
A well-loved classic English commentary on the
Apocalypse that emphasizes its pastoral message. REF 225.7 B56.
R.
H.
Charles, A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Revelation of St. John
(The International Critical Commentary; 2 vols.; Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark,
1920). REF 220.7 In7.
J.
H.
Charlesworth, “The Apocalypse of
John: Its Theology and Impact
on Subsequent Apocalypses,” Pt. 2, The New Testament
Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha: A Guide to Publications, with Excursuses on
Apocalypses (ed.
J.
H.
Charlesworth; Metuchen and
London: The American
Theological Library Association and Scarecrow Press, 1987) 19-51. O16.2299
C47.
G. G. Cohen, Understanding Revelation (Chicago: Moody
Press, 1978).
A.
Y.
Collins, The Apocalypse (New Testament Message: A Biblical-Theological
Commentary 22; Wilmington, Del.: Michael Glazier, Inc., 1979). REF 225.7 H31.
--------, “Book of
Revelation,” Anchor Bible Dictionary,
Volume 5 (O-Sh) (gen
ed D. N. Freedman;
New York:
Doubleday, 1992) 694-708. REF 220.3 A53.
E.
Corsini, The Apocalypse: The Perennial Revelation of
Jesus Christ (Good News Studies 5; trans & ed F. J. Moloney, S.D.B.;
Wilmington: Michael Glazier, Inc., 1983). 228.6 C82.
J. M. Court, Revelation (New Testament Guides;
Sheffield:
Sheffield Academic Press). 228.06 C86b.
V. Eller,
The Most Revealing Book of the Bible: Making
Sense Out of Revelation (Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans
Publishing Company, 1974). 228 E45. Also available
online.
--------, Study Guide to ‘The Most Revealing
Book of the Bible: Making Sense Out of Revelation’ (LaVerne, Cal.: LaVerne
College Press, 1977). 228 E45 Guide.
>>J.
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G.
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Revelation in Art <top>
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J.
M.
Ford, “The Divorce
Bill of the Lamb and the
Scroll of the Suspected Adultress: A Note on Apoc. 5,1
and 10,8-11,” Journal for the Study of
Judaism 2 (1971) 136-43. Journal√.
E.
Nestle, “Revelation v. 1,” Expository
Times 24 (1912-1913) 92. Journal√.
K.
Staritz, “Zu Offenbarung
Johannis 5:1,” Zeitschrift für die
Neutestamentliche
Wissenschaft 30 (1931) 157-70. Journal√.
H.
S.
Coffin, “To Him That
Overcometh [Rev.
5:5],” Sermon, Interpretation 5 (January 1951) 40-5. Journal√.
M.
R.
J.
Bredin, “The Influence of
the Aqedah on Revelation 5.6-9,” Irish
Biblical Studies 18/1 26-43.
T.
Lätsch, “[An Untitled
Sermon on
Rev.
5:6, 8-11],” Concordia Theological Monthly 6
(1935) 208-9. Journal√.
F.
C.
Spurr, “The Centrality
of
Jesus
Christ
[Rev.
5:6],” Expository Times 35 (1923-1924) 33-5. Journal√.
G.
B.
Caird, “The Kingship of
Christ [Rev.
5:7],” Expository Times 73 (1961-1962) 248-9. Journal√.
A.
MacDonald, “The Litanies and
the Salve
Regina [Rev.
5:8],” Homiletic Monthly and Catechist 9
(1908-1909) 943-9.
A.
J.
Bandstra, “’A Kingship and
Priests’: Inaugurated Eschatology in the Apocalypse [Rev 1:5b-6; 5:9-10],”
Calvin
Theological Journal 27 (1 1992) 10-25. Journal√.
L.
Wessel, “The Work of
Redemption (Rev.
5:9),” Theological Quarterly 15 (1911) 220-1. Journal√.
J.
W.
Wright, “The Transformed
Prophet [Rev.
5:9],” Expository Times 72 (1960-1961) 283-5. Journal√.
D.
Stewart, “The Communion of
Saints [Rev.
5:11;
Rev.
7:9],” Expository Times 67 (1955-1956) 23-4. Journal√.
R.
W.
Stewart, “A Comparison and
a Contrast: An Address for Holy Communion [Rev
5:12],”
Expository Times 69 (1957-1958) 375-7. Journal√.
Chapters 6–8
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E. Reisner, Das Buch mit den Sieben Siegeln (Göttingen: Vandhoeck &
Ruprecht, 1949). 228.6 R37.
O. Roller, “Das Buch mit Sieben Siegeln,” Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentlichen
Wissenschaft 36 (1937) 98-113. Journal√.
W. Sattler, “Das Buch mit der Sieben
Siegeln: Studien zum Literarischen Aufbau der Offenbarung Johannis. I. Das
Gebet der Märtyrer,” Zeitschrift für die
Neutestamentlichen Wissenschaft 20 (1921) 231-40. Journal√.
W. Sattler, “Das Buch mit der Sieben
Siegeln: Studien zum Literarischen Aufbau der Offenbarung Johannis.
II. Die Bücher der
Werke und das
Buch
des
Lebens,” Zeitschrift für die
Neutestamentlichen
Wissenschaft 21 (1922) 43-54. Journal√.
W.
S.
Taylor, “The Seven Seals in the Book of Revelation,” Journal of Theological Studies 31
(1930) 266-71. Journal√.
A. Vögtle, Das Buch mit Den Sieben Siegeln: Die Offenbarung des Johannes in
Auswahl Dedeutet (Freiburg: Herder, 1981).
A.
Kerkeslager, “Apollo,
Greco-Roman Prophecy, and the Rider on the White Horse in Rev 6:2,” Journal of Biblical Literature 112/1
(Spring 1993) 116-21. Journal√.
B.
H.
Kelly, “Revelation
7:9-17,” Interpretation 40/3 (July
1986) 288-95. Journal√.
H.
Ulfgard, Feast and Future: Revelation 7:9-17 and the
Feast of Tabernacles (Coniectanea Biblica, New Testament 22; Stockholm:
Almqvist & Wiksell, 1989).
D.
Stewart, “The Communion of
Saints [Rev.
5:11;
Rev.
7:9],” Expository Times 67 (1955-1956) 23-4. Journal√.
J.
Paulien, Decoding Revelation’s Trumpets: Literary
Allusions and Interpretation of Revelation 8:7-12 (Andrews University
Seminary Doctoral Dissertation Series 11; Berrien Springs, Mich.: Andrews
University Press, 1988).
Chapters 9–11
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J.
M.
Ford, “The Divorce
Bill of the Lamb and
the Scroll of the Suspected Adultress: A Note on Apoc. 5,1
and 10,8-11,” Journal for the Study of
Judaism 2 (1971) 136-43. Journal√.
K.
A. Strand, “The Two
Olive Trees of
Zechariah 4 and Revelation
11,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 20 (Autumn
1982) 257-61. Journal√.
--------,
“An Overlooked Old
Testament Background to Revelation 11:1 [Zech 2:1-5; Ezek 40-48; Lev 16],”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 22 (Autumn
1984) 317-25. Journal√.
--------,
“The Two Witnesses
of Rev 11:3-12,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 19 (Summer
1981) 127-35. Journal√.
Chapters 12–13
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A.
A.
Boesak, “The Woman and
the Dragon: Struggle and Victory in Revelation 12,” Sojourners 16 (April 1987) 27-31. Journal√.
J.
Bruns, “The Contrasted
Woman of Apocalypse 12 and 17,” Catholic
Bible Quarterly 26 (1964) pp 459-63. Journal√.
X. Pikaza, “Apocalipsis XII: El
Nacimiento Pascual del Salvador,” Salmanticensis 23
(1976) 217-56.
P. Prigent, Apocalypse 12: Histoire de l’Exégèse (Beitrage Zur Geschichte der
Biblischen Exegese; Tübingen: J.C.B. Mohr, 1959).
J.
A.
Schroeder, “Revelation 12:
Female Figures and Figures of Evil [Revelation and Apocalyptic],” Word & World 15 (Spring 1995) 175-81. Journal√.
L.
A.
Whiston,
Jr., “The Woman, the
Dragon and War in Heaven: A Study in Revelation 12,” Theology and Life (Lancaster) 4 (February 1961) 17-29. Journal√.
E. Peretto, “La Voce ‘Donna’ Segno di
Continuità Dinamica Tra Giovanni 2:3-4; 19:26-27 e Apocalisse 12:1-6:
Prospettive Ecclesiali,” Virgo Liber
Verbi (ed. I. Calabuig) 91-120.
C. Thiede, “Babylon, der Andere Ort:
Anmerkungen zu 1 Petr 5, 13 und Apg 12, 17,” Biblica 67 (1986) pp 532-8. Journal√.
M.
Topham, “A Human Being’s
Measurement, Which is an
Angel’s [Rev
12:17],”
Expository Times 100 (March 1989). Journal√.
S.
J.
Scherrer, “Revelation 13 as
an Historical Source for the Imperial Cult Under
Domitian,”
Harvard Theological Review 74 (October
1981) 406.
B.
J.
Van der Walt, Why the State? Bible Study on
Matthew 22,
Romans 13 and Revelation 13 (Wetenskaplike Bydraes Van die PU Vir CHO. Reeks F2, Brosjures
Van die Instituut Vir Reformatoriese Studie 18; 2d ed.; Potchesfstroom, Transvaal
:
Potchefstroom
University for Christian
Higher Education, 1988).
D.
Brady, The Contribution of British Writers Between
1560 and 1830 to the Interpretation of Revelation 13.16-18 (the Number of the
Beast): A Study in the History of Exegesis (Geschichte der Biblischen
Exegese; Tübingen: Mohr, 1983).
J.
W.
Roffey, “On Doing
Reflection Theology: Poverty and Revelation 13:16-17,” Colloquium 14 (May 1982) 51-8.
M.
Oberweis, “Die Bedeutung
der Neutestamentlichen ‘Rätselzahlen’ 666 (Apk 13:18) und 153 (Joh
21:11),” Zeitschrift für die
Neutestamentliche
Wissenschaft und die Kunde der Alteren Kirche 77/3-4 (1986) 226-41. Journal√.
Chapters 14–17
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A.
P. v. Schaik, “Allos
Angelos in Apk 14,”
L’Apocalypse
Johannique et l’Apocalyptique dans le Nouveau
Testament
(Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium 53; ed. J. Lambrecht; Leuven:
Leuven University Press, 1980) 217-28.
H.
Stenström, The Book of
Revelation: A Vision of the Ultimate Liberation or the Ultimate Backlash? A
Study in 20th Century Interpretations of Revelation 14:1-5, with Special
Emphasis on Feminist Exegesis (Uppsala, 1999, unpublished).
R.
Staples, “Rev. 16:4-6 and Its Vindication Formula,”
Novum
Testamentum 14/4 (July 1972) 280-93. Journal√.
H.
K.
LaRondelle, “The Biblical
Concept of Armageddon [Rev 16:16],” Journal of the Evangelical Theological
Society 28/1 (March 1985) 21-31. Journal√.
J.
Bruns, “The Contrasted
Woman of Apocalypse 12 and 17,” Catholic
Bible Quarterly 26 (1964) pp 459-63. Journal√.
T.
E.
Schmidt, “‘And the Sea Was
No More’: Water as People, not Place [in Rev 17-18],” To Tell the Mystery (ed.
T.
E.
Schmidt); 233-49. 225.6 T62.
I. Boxall, “The Many Faces of
Babylon the Great: Wirkungsgeschichte and the Interpretation of
Revelation 17” Studies in the Book of
Revelation, ed. S. Moyise (Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 2001) 51-68.
A.
Strobel, “Abfassung und
Geschichtstheologie
der Apokalypse Nach Kapitel
17:9-12,” New Testament Studies 10
(1963-64) 433-45. Journal√.
Chapter 18
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R.
Bauckham, “The Fallen City:
Revelation 18,” Chap. 6, The Bible in
Politics: How to Read the Bible Politically (author
R.
Bauckham;
Louisville,
Ky.: Westminster/John
Knox Press, 1989) 85-102. 220.6 B33.
A. Y. Collins, “Revelation 18: Taunt-Song
or Dirge?” L’Apocalypse Johannique et
l’Apocalyptique dans le Nouveau Testament (ed.
J.
Lambrecht; Gembloux:
J.
Duculot, 1980).
W.
H.
Shea, “Chiasm in Theme
and by Form in Revelation 18,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 20
(1982) 249-56. Journal√.
C.
R.
Smith, “Another Look at
Babylon: Revelation 18 and
Contemporary Social Justice,” Other Side 25
(November-December 1989) 24-6. Journal√.
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“Reclaiming the
Social Justice Message of Revelation: Materialism, Imperialism and Divine
Judgement in Revelation 18,” Transformation 7/4
(1990) 28-33. Journal√.
K. A. Strand, “Some Modalities of Symbolic Usage in Revelation
18 [Fig],”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 24/1 (Spring
1986) 37-46. Journal√.
Chapters 19–20
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W.
H.
Shea, “Revelation 5 and
19 as Literary Reciprocals,”
Andrews
University Seminary Studies 22
(1984) 249-57. Journal√.
M.
Rissi, “The Rider on the
White Horse,” Interpretation 18/4
(1964) 407-18. Journal√.
J.-P. Ruiz, “Praise and Politics in Revelation
19:1-10,” Studies in the Book of Revelation, ed. S. Moyise
(Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 2001) 69-84.
J.
M.
Ford, “’For the
Testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of Prophecy’ (Rev
19:10),”
Irish Theological Quarterly 42
(1975) 284-91. Journal√.
G.
W.
H.
Lampe, “The Testimony of
Jesus is the Spirit of Prophecy (Rev.
19:10),” The New Testament Age, 1 (ed.
W. Weinrich; 1984) 245-58. 225.6 N532.
D. M. León, “La Palabra de Dios y el
Testimonio de Jesucristo: Una Nueva Interpretación de la Fórmula en el
Apocalipsis,” Estudios Bíblicos 31/2
(1972) 179-99. Journal√.
F.
Mazzaferri, “Martyria
Iesou Revisited,” Bible Translator 39 (January 1988) 114-22. Journal√.
P.
Vassiliadis, “The Translation
of
Martyria
Iesou in Revelation,” Bible Translator 36/1 (January
1985) 129-34. Journal√.
S.
Laws, “The Blood-Stained Horseman: Revelation 19,11-13,”
Studia
Biblica 1978; 3: Papers on
Paul and
Other New Testament Authors (Journal for the Study of the New Testament Supplement Series
3; ed. E. A. Livingstone; Sheffield, Eng.: JSOT Press, 1980).
C.
D.
Osburn,
“Alexander
Campbell
and the Text of Revelation 19:13,”
Restoration Quarterly 25/3
(1982) 129-38. Journal√.
R.
F.
White,
Victory and
House
Building in Revelation 20:1-21:8 (Dissertation,
Westminster Theological Seminary; 1987).
V.
S.
Poythress, “Genre and
Hermeneutics in Rev 20:1-6 [Linguistic, Visionary, Referential and Symbolic
Levels],” Journal of the Evangelical
Theological Society 36 (March 1993) 41-54. Journal√.
P.
J.
Twisk, The Peaceful Kingdom of
Christ, or, an Exposition
of the Twentieth Chapter of the Book of Revelations (trans.
J.
F.
Funk;
Carthage,
Mo.:
John
Zeiset, 1913). 236.2 T92.
Chapters 21–22
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F.
Schröger, “Jerusalem – die Himmelsstadt
(Offb 21,1–22,5),
Traumbild
Für
Vollendung und Gelungenes
Leben der Menschen und Völker,” Die
Freude an Gott (ed.
J.
Degenhardt) 211-20.
D.
L.
Turner, “The New Jerusalem
in Revelation 21:1-22:5: Consummation of a Biblical Continuum,” Dispensationalism,
Israel and the Church (ed.
C.
Blaising) 264-92.
W.
Tabbernee, “Revelation 21
and the Montanist ‘New Jerusalem’,” Australian
Biblical Review 37 (1989) 52-60. Journal√.
R.
W.
Raber, “Revelation
21:1-8,” Interpretation 40/3 (July
1986) 296-301. Journal√.
A.
Vögtle, “»Dann Sah Ich
Einen Neuen Himmel und eine
Neue
Erde …« (Apk 21,1): Zur Kosmischen Dimension Neutestamentlicher
Eschatologie,” Glaube und Eschatologie:
Festschrift für Werner Georg
Kümmel zum 80. Geburtstag (eds.
E. Gräßer and
O.
Merk; Tübingen:
J.
C.
B.
Mohr (Paul
Siebeck),
1985) 303-33.
G. Perer, ed, ”La Dimora di Dio con Gli Uomini” (Ap 21, 3): Immagini Della Gerusalemme
Celeste Dal III al XIV Secolo (prefazione di C. M. Martini, scritti di L.
F. Pizzolato; Milano: Vita e Pensiero, 1983).
M. Wilcox, “Tradition and Redaction
of Rev 21,9–22,5,” L’Apocalypse
Johannique et l’Apocalyptique dans le Nouveau Testament (Bibliotheca
Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium 53; ed.
J. Lambrecht; Leuven: Leuven
University Press, 1980) 205-15.
W.
W. Reader, “The Twelve Jewels of Revelation 21:19-20: Tradition History and
Modern Interpretation,” Journal of
Biblical Literature 100 (1981) 433-57. Journal√.
M. Wojciechowski, “Apocalypse 21:19-20:
Des Titres Christologiques Cachés dans la Liste des Pierres Précieuses,” New Testament Studies 33/1 (1987) 153-4. Journal√.
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