Best book about the Historicist and Spiritual Views...
... of the Book of Revelation.
Anyone? Recommendations? Whether it's in Logos or not.
Thanks!
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It would be nice if Logos could label or tag Revelation commentaries so we can know what perspective they give 👍😁👌
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Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell said:
... of the Book of Revelation.
Anyone? Recommendations? Whether it's in Logos or not.
Thanks!
At this point, a brief description of these four approaches will lay the foundation for later elaboration.
The historicist approach, which is the historic Protestant interpretation of the book, sees the Book of Revelation as a prewritten record of the course of history from the time of the apostle to the end of the world. Fulfillment is thus considered to be in progress at present and has been unfolding for nearly two thousand years.
The preterist approach sees the fulfillment of Revelation’s prophecies as already having occurred...
The futurist approach postulates that the majority of the prophecies of the Book of Revelation have never yet been fulfilled .....
What I am calling the spiritual approach (often called the idealist or symbolic approach) to Revelation does not attempt to find individual fulfillments of the visions but takes Revelation to be a great drama depicting transcendent spiritual realities,....
Steve Gregg, Revelation, Four Views: A Parallel Commentary (Nashville, TN: T. Nelson Publishers, 1997), 2–3.Dave
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I did not compile this list so cannot guarantee its accuracy. I think I got, at least some of it, from Gegg's 4 views commentary.
Historistic Commentaries:
- Barnes, Albert. Revelation in Notes on the New Testament (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1884–85). (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Beckwith, Isbon Thaddaeus – The Apocalypse of John 1919 790 pp. (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Caringola, Robert. The Present Reign of Jesus Christ: A Historical Interpretation of the Book of Revelation (Springfield, Mo.: Abundant Life Ministries Reformed Press, 1995). [historicist]
- Clarke, Adam. Adam Clarke’s Commentary on the Holy Bible. abridged by Ralph Earle (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1967). (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Durham, James – A Learned and Complete Commentary upon the Book of the Revelation EEBO d. 1658 (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Elliott, E. B. Horae Apocalyptica, 4 vols. (London: Seeley, Burnside, and Seeley, 1847). (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Elliott, E.B. – Horae Apocalypticae: A Commentary on the Apocalypse, Critical and Historical, Including also an Examination of the Chief Prophecies of Daniel…, vol. 1, 2, 3, 4 2nd ed. 1846 (Logos Link Vol 1) (Logos Link Vol 2) (Logos Link Vol 3) (Logos Link Vol 4) [historicist]
- Fuller, Andrew – Expository Discourses on the Apocalypse 1815 85 pp. in Complete Works in 2 vols., vol. 2, pp. 1-85 (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Glasgow, James – The Apocalypse Translated and Expounded 1862 660 pp. (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Hengstenberg, William – The Revelation of St. John Expounded, vols. 1 (1-12:17), 2 (12:18-End) Here is the table of contents for both volumes. (Logos Link Vol 1) (Logos Link Vol 2) [historicist]
- Henry, Matthew. Acts to Revelation, vol. 6 in Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible (Old Tappan, N.J.: Fleming H. Revell). (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Hislop, Alexander – The Two Babylons, or the Papal Worship Proved to be the Worship of Nimrod and his Wife 1871 (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Miller, Fred P. Revelation: A Panorama of the Gospel Age (Clermont, Fla.: Moellerhaus, 1991). [historicist]
- Pinkoski, Jim. The Prophecies of Daniel and Revelation (Frederick, Md.: Amazing Facts, Inc., 1986). [historicist, Seventh-Day Adventist]
- Poole, Matthew – Annotations Upon the Bible: Revelation, 3 vols. (Logos Link) [historicist]
- Ramsey, James – The Spiritual Kingdom, an Exposition of the First Eleven Chapters of Revelation 1873 (Logos Link) [historicist]
Spiritualistic Commentaries:
- Alford, Henry. The Revelation in The Greek Testament, revised by Everett R Harrison (Chicago: Moody Press) 1958. (Logos Link) (PDF) [spiritual]
- Beale, G.K. – Revelation Buy in the New International Greek Testament Commentary series (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Beasley-Murray, G.R. – The Book of Revelation Buy 1974 350 pp. in New Century Bible [spiritual]
- Charles, R.H. – A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Revelation of St. John, vol. 1, 2 1920 in International Critical Commentary (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Hendriksen, William. More Than Conquerors: An Interpretation of the Book of Revelation (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1939). (Logos Link) (PDF) [spiritual]
- Hoeksema, Herman – Behold He Cometh! An Exposition of the Book of Revelation 1969 [spiritual]
- Lenski, R. C. H. The Interpretation of St. John’s Revelation (Minneapolis: Augsburg, 1943). (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Metzger, Bruce – Breaking the Code, Understanding the Book of Revelation [spiritual]
- Milligan, William – The Revelation of St. John in A Popular Commentary on the New Testament, ed. Philip Schaff 1879 [spiritual]
- Milligan, William. The Book of Revelation (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1889). (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Morey, Earl. Notes on Revelation in The Spirit-Filled Life® Bible, Jack W. Hayford, Gen. ed. (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1991).(Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Morris, Leon. The Revelation of St. John (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1969). (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Morris, S. L. The Drama of Christianity (Richmond, Va.: Presbyterian Committee of Publication, 1928). [spiritual]
- Poythress, Vern – The Returning King [spiritual]
- Rushdoony, Rousas John. Thy Kingdom Come: Studies in Daniel and Revelation (Fairfax, Va.: Thoburn Press, 1978). (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Swete, H.B. – The Apocalypse of St. John, the Greek Text with Introduction, Notes and Indices 1906 (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Wilcock, Michael. I Saw Heaven Opened: The Message of Revelation (Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press, 1975). (Logos Link) [spiritual]
- Williams, Isaac – The Apocalypse, with Notes and Reflections 1873 530 pp. [spiritual]
- Wilson, Geoffrey B. Revelation (Durham, England: Evangelical Press, 1985). [spiritual]
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This one doesn't just cover Revelation but I found it particularly good. The perspective IIRC is primarily spiritual:
https://www.logos.com/product/62340/biblical-eschatology
Unfortunately it's not been available in Logos for quite a while; I'm not sure why. (I got it during one of those $5 Wipf & Stock sales.)
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Hey thanks All! DUH... go look in Gregg's book! Why didn;t I think of that, LOL! Sigh... #Over50 [:D]
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Speaking of Gregg’s Revelation: Four Views, it would be great to have the updated 2013 version in Logos. Please vote for it here:
Above all these things, walk in love, which is the bond of perfection. - Colossians 3:14
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Stefanovic, Ranko
Revelation of Jesus Christ: Commentary on the Book of Revelation Historicist Available in. Logos
https://www.logos.com/product/38875/seventh-day-adventist-bible-commentary-standard-edition
Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary Standard Edition (12 vols.) Historicist
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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Do Idealist, Moderate Idealist (Beale), Eclectic, and Parallelism fall under one of these Four Views in the Commentary Revelation Four Views or are they extra views?
Is Millennial, Premillennial and Futurist the same as saying Dispensational?
Thanks!
DAL
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Generally speaking, there are 5 major views in interpreting the Book of Revelation. The first four are: preterist (prophecies of Revelation are fulfilled in 1st century A.D.), historicist (view of church history from 1st century to the return of Christ), futurist (asserts that Revelation 4–22 is concerning a future time just before and after Christ’s return), and idealist (sees Revelation as a symbolic portrayal of the battle between God and evil). The 5th is eclectic — a view that seeks to combine the strengths within the other four.
There are four major views on what scripture dealing with the Millennium means. These are Pre-Millennial, Pre-Millennial Dispensationalism, A-Millennialism, and Post-Millennialism.
Parallelism, at least in A-Millennialism, sees each of the three series of seven judgments (seals, trumpets, bowls) as a retelling of the same events. Classical dispensationalism tends toward a futurist reading of Revelation. Progressive dispensationalism tends toward a historic or eclectic view.
Above all these things, walk in love, which is the bond of perfection. - Colossians 3:14
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Sam Shelton said:
Speaking of Gregg’s Revelation: Four Views, it would be great to have the updated 2013 version in Logos. Please vote for it here:
For anyone interested, while you wait for a Logos version, the Kindle ebook is on sale right now for $2.99 (in the Amazon US store).
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Yasmin Stephen said:Sam Shelton said:
Speaking of Gregg’s Revelation: Four Views, it would be great to have the updated 2013 version in Logos. Please vote for it here:
For anyone interested, while you wait for a Logos version, the Kindle ebook is on sale right now for $2.99 (in the Amazon US store).
Does it work well as a Kindle book? I have the print version, but can't see how the 4 column format would work well in Kindle format.
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Paul Caneparo said:
Does it work well as a Kindle book? I have the print version, but can't see how the 4 column format would work well in Kindle format.
I did some scrolling and the views are presented one after another, not in a 4-column format. I previewed the previous edition at the Internet Archive site and that format would definitely not work for a Kindle book, unless they made it web-only.
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Paul Caneparo said:
Does it work well as a Kindle book? I have the print version, but can't see how the 4 column format would work well in Kindle format.
It's not formatted in 4 columns in Kindle, the 4 views come sequentially (with their own, different-looking hourglass icon). Random screenshot:
Have joy in the Lord!
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Thanks for the replies.
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