Christ and Community: A Socio-Historical Study of the Christology of Revelation

James L. Resseguie

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This study of the christology of Revelation examines the major christological images in the book, the "one like a son of man, " the Lamb and the Divine Warrior, by employing the methods of historical criticism and aspects of sociology of knowledge in order to ascertain the ways in which these christological images enabled the original recipients to identify with their Lord, maintain and remain within Revelation's sacred cosmos.

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