Wk2,2 Structure Of The Apocalypse
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The document discusses the structure and themes of the Book of Revelation. It notes that Revelation is meant to be understood initially but also studied further due to repetition. Broadly, it is divided into a prologue, body, and epilogue. Key points made include: - Revelation 1:19 divides the book into past, present, and future sections. - It depicts both an "already but not yet" aspect, with the end times begun but not fully realized. - Chiasms and repetition of themes/structures are used throughout the book. - Scholars debate whether the visions are in chronological or non-chronological order. - Daniel chapter 2 influences Revelation's structure through allusions.
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2) Verses 1-3 emphasize the themes of witness and obedience. John's audience is blessed for reading, hearing, and keeping the prophecy.
3) The vision of Christ in verses 12-16 draws on imagery from the Old Testament and depicts Christ as the divine, resurrected ruler overseeing the churches.
4) Verses 17-20 provide interpretation, with Christ identifying himself as eternal and holding authority over life,
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Wk7 Rev 4
1) John has a vision of God's heavenly throne room where God sits on his throne surrounded by 24 elders and 4 living creatures.
2) The living creatures continuously praise God as "holy, holy, holy" and the elders lay their crowns before God's throne in worship.
3) The vision emphasizes God's sovereignty and worthiness of worship as the divine Creator who reigns eternally.
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The main sections and symbols of Revelation are summarized. It describes seven churches that received letters with a consistent pattern of greeting, title of Christ, commendation, criticism, warning, and promise. Chapters 4-22 are divided into the seven seals, seven trumpets, the dragon/beasts, seven bowls,
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Two Population Means
A tomato farmer with a very large farm of approximately 2200 acres had heard about a new type of rather expensive fertilizer which would supposedly significantly increase his production. The frugal farmer wanted to test the new fertilizer before committing the large investment required to fertilize a farm of his size. He therefore selected 15 parcels of land on his property and divided them each into two portions. He bought just enough of the new fertilizer to spread over one half of each parcel and then spread the old fertilizer over the other half of each parcel. His yields in pounds per tomato plant were as follows:
Parcel
New Fertilizer
Old Fertilizer
1
14.2
14.0
2
14.1
13.9
3
14.5
14.4
4
15.0
14.8
5
13.9
13.6
6
14.5
14.1
7
14.7
14.0
8
13.7
13.7
9
14.0
13.3
10
13.8
13.7
11
14.2
14.1
12
15.4
14.9
13
13.2
12.8
14
13.8
13.8
15
14.3
14.0
The farmer had taken statistics many years ago when in college and consequently made a couple of mistakes when testing to find if the new fertilizer was more effective: (1) He tested the data as two independent samples, and (2) He performed a two-tailed test. He decided that he was unable to conclude that there was a difference between the two fertilizers.
What if you were the fertilizer sales representative and your job was to prove the superiority of the new product to the farmer?
1. You should start by running the same test he did in which he came to the decision that he could not conclude a difference.
1. Perform the test as it should have been done and find if you come to a different conclusion.
1. Explain why the results were different and why your test was a stronger and more reliable test.
PART II
Hypothesis Testing II
Write a 250-350-word essay answering the following questions.
1. What are the steps of testing a hypothesis for two populationmeanswith independent and dependent samples? Provide a workplace or business related example.
2. What are the steps in testing a hypothesis for two population means for both one and two population proportions? Provide a workplace or business related example.
CONTENTS
Like the other canonical gospels, John’s gospel sets out to tell the story of Jesus’
origins, ministry, death, and resurrection. Like them, it does not purport to be neutral.
The evangelist sets out to engender faith (John 20:30-31), and to that end he shapes
his witness with the needs of his readers in mind. 1
Like many other facets of the gospel of John, its basic structure seems fairly simple
until one starts to think more deeply about it. Doubtless this complexity wrapped in
simplicity is the reason why scores of studies on John’s structure have been published
during the last two or three decades.
On the face of it, the fourth gospel offers a prologue (John 1:1-18) and an epilogue, or
appendix (21:1-25), between which are the two central sections, 1:19-12:50 and 13:1-
20:31. Under the influence of two or three influential ...
Ss christ is coming again
The document discusses Christ's second coming and the motivation it provides for living a spiritual life. It covers:
I. Christ's supremacy established in chapters 1-2.
II. Living a worthy life patterned after Christ, discussed in chapters 3-4, including in one's personal life, family, and work.
III. A closing section urging the readers to keep seeking Christ and set their minds on Him, as Christ will be revealed when He returns.
"En la Casa de mi Padre" 5
"En la casa de mi Padre" de Mary A. Kassian es un discipulado que habla al corazón, que deja al descubierto la necesidad de todo ser humano de conocer a Dios como un Padre amoroso a pesar de la experiencia que hallamos tenido con nuestro padre terrenal. Dios quiere revelarse a tu vida como Papá porque quiere relacionarse de una manera íntima y profunda contigo!!!! te invitamos a leer esta adaptación del discipulado original.
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- 1. STRUCTURE OF THE APOCALYPSE
- 10. Question: Are the literary divisions related to one another chronologically, thematically or both?
- 15. “ Daniel’s structure of five synonymously parallel visions (chs 2, 7, 8, 9, 10-12) may be the most influential on the structure of Revelation, since Daniel is used so much in the book and is used to signal broad structural divisions of the Apocalypse.” Beale, Revelation, 135.
- 16. “ Daniel’s five parallel visions are supplemental perspectives about the same general period of the future; it would be unexpected for a book like Revelation to model itself on Daniel’s parallel structure and yet have its parallel sections not also pertain to the same general period of the future. Rather, it would seem more natural for the parallels to reflect an “already and not yet” temporal perspective, especially since some of Daniel’s significant future visions have begun to be fulfilled in Christ’s first coming.” Beale, Commentary, 136.
- 19. The Letters relation to the vision False prophet (2:2) Twelve true apostles 21:14 False Jews (2:9; 3:9) The names of the tribes of the true Israel 21:12 Christians dwell where Satan’s throne is (2:13) Christians dwell where God’s throne is (22:1) Some in the church are dead (3:1) All in the new Jerusalem are written in the Lamb ‘s book of life (21:27) The church is faltering, temporal lampstand (1:20; 2:5) God and the Lamb are the eternal lamps (21:23-24; 22:5) The church is filled with idolatrous impurities (2:12-15, 20) and liars (2:9; 3:9) There will be only purity and truth in the new creation (21:8, 27) Christians face persecution, hoping in God’s promises to overcomers (2:8-10, 13) In the new creation they reign, having inherited these promises (2:7=22:2; 2:17=22:4; 3:5=21:27; 3:12=21:10 and 22:4; 3:21=22:1 and 22:5)
- 21. Repetition of Judgment-Salvation conclusions Judgment Salvation 6:12-17 7:9-17 11:18a 11:18b 14:14-20 and 15:2-4 16:17-21 and 19:1-10 20:7-15 and 21:1-8 21:9-22:5
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- “ The prologue contains an epistolary opening, marking Revelation as a letter (1:4-6), and the epilogue ends with an epistolary conclusion (22:21). Both also contain prophetic oracles.” Bauckham, Climax, 3.
- The phrase “What must take place after these things” is probably a conscious allusion to Daniel 2:28, 29, 45. In Daniel 2:28, 45 the phrase “latter days” is used synonymously with “after these things.” “If ‘after these things’ refers to the general eschatological age, then Revelation 1:19 cannot express such a tidy chronological formula. It would refer to the eschatological period that includes inauguration in the past, present and future.” Beale, Eschatology, 12.
- There is either a general 7 fold or eight fold division of the book.