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James Bejon

Scattered thoughts from James Bejon, intended to bring out certain aspects/details of Scripture which are often glossed over. All content free.

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Revelation & the Use of Numbers

Much of Revelation’s theology is conveyed by means of numbers and patterns, which are important for us to spot. Below, by way of illustration, I’d like to consider a particular type of list that occurs in Revelation.

The book of Revelation...

12 days ago
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Irenaeus on the Date of Revelation

Judging by quite a few commentaries, the main objection to the idea that Revelation was written prior to AD 70 is a statement made by Irenaeus in the context of a discussion about the identity of the anti-Christ. (For the relevant Greek, se...

16 days ago
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Zechariah & Mourning

And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and pleas for mercy, so that, when they look on me, on him whom they have pierced, they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only child, and w...

a month ago
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David & Simeon

Not everything on Twitter is an evil. A couple of days ago, Matt Lee Anderson made the following fascinating observation:

When the elderly David heard about Solomon’s enthronement, he proclaimed ‘Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, who...

a month ago
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Pre-Millennial Typology

Revelation 21–22 has numerous parallels with Genesis 2, but at the same time it reflects a better world than Genesis 2’s, since it’s the completion of the process that God initiated back in Eden. God always builds back better.

  • Just as...
2 months ago
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