Apocalypse and millennium : studies in biblical eisegesis

Kenneth G. C. Newport

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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List of illustrations Preface 1. Introduction: texts, eisegesis and millennial expectation 2. Hanserd Knollys, Benjamin Keach and the Book of Revelation: a study in Baptist Eisegesis 3. Revelation 13 and the Papal Antichrist in eighteenth-century England 4. Catholic apocalypse: the Book of Revelation in Roman Catholicism from 1600 to 1800 5. Methodists and the millennium: eschatological belief and the interpretation of biblical prophecy 6. Charles Wesley: prophetic interpreter 7. William Miller, the Book of Daniel, and the end of the world 8. 'A Lamb-like Beast': Revelation 13:11-18 in the Seventh-day Adventist tradition 9. Waco apocalypse: the Book of Revelation in the Branch Davidian tradition Bibliography Index of names Index of scripture references.

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