Hello! I absolutely love this article. Although, I am a little lost in regards to the comment about John starting in a garden. I can easily see the garden at the end, but I am having a harder time seeing it at the beginning. Could you possibly share some additional information about this with me?
Amazing to consider how deep the interconnection of the scriptures go. Quite the rabbit hole you have explored here. Thank you for sharing you insights!
Aware that this is not one of the main points, but the line about "from the foundation of the world" in Revelation 13:8 is referring to writing in a book and not the lamb being slain. This is confirmed by comparison with 17:8, which uses similar language but omits the reference to the lamb slain.
Yes of course! Nice spot. I listed that in a previous version of this article, but it seems to have dropped out somewhere along the line. I'll be sure to re-include it. Thanks!
Hello! I absolutely love this article. Although, I am a little lost in regards to the comment about John starting in a garden. I can easily see the garden at the end, but I am having a harder time seeing it at the beginning. Could you possibly share some additional information about this with me?
Amazing to consider how deep the interconnection of the scriptures go. Quite the rabbit hole you have explored here. Thank you for sharing you insights!
Aware that this is not one of the main points, but the line about "from the foundation of the world" in Revelation 13:8 is referring to writing in a book and not the lamb being slain. This is confirmed by comparison with 17:8, which uses similar language but omits the reference to the lamb slain.
Insightful - as usual.
Very good! Do you think Pilate's statement about Jesus, “Behold the man!” could be seen as a reference to the first man, Adam as well?
Yes of course! Nice spot. I listed that in a previous version of this article, but it seems to have dropped out somewhere along the line. I'll be sure to re-include it. Thanks!