Apocalyptic Sketches: Lectures on the Book of Revelation: Second Series
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Overview
John Cumming provides 37 lectures on the latter half of the book of Revelation, including topics such as the divinity of Christ, the fall of Jerusalem, the marriage-supper of the Lamb, and the New Song. These lectures are perfect for students and the reader who wants to understand more of the context and the application of the passages.
Apocalyptic Sketches: Lectures on the Book of Revelation: Second Series is perfect for students, professors, historians, and anyone wanting a greater grasp on this divisive book of the Bible. With the Logos edition, all Scriptures are linked to the Bibles in your library, making study fast and easy.
- Examines the first half of the book of Revelation
- Includes 37 lectures
- Focuses on the intended meaning and context of the passages by John Cumming
- Christ’s Many Crowns
- The Congregation of the Dead
- The New Jerusalem
- The Sorrowless State
- All Things New
- The Conqueror
- The Unbelieving
- Endless Sufferers
- The Bride
- The Apocalyptic Temple
- Millennial Light
- Day Without Night
- The Franchise of the New Jerusalem
- The River of Life
- The Tree of Life
- No More Curse
- Recognition in the Age to Come
- Faithful and True Sayings
- Romish Worship
- Apocalyptic Sayings
- The Eternity of Spiritual Character
- The Judgment
- The Great White Throne
- The Divinity of Christ
- The Blessed Ones
- The Invitation
- The Perfect Book
- The Advent
- Order of Advent
- The Fall of Jerusalem
- The Man of Sin
- The Vicar of Christ
- 1848: Or, Prophecy Fulfilled
- The Consumption of Babylon
- The Marriage-Supper of the Lamb
- The New Song
- Title: Apocalyptic Sketches: Lectures on the Book of Revelation: Second Series
- Author: John Cumming
- Publisher: Lindsay and Blakiston
- Publication Date: 1854
- Pages: 540
John Cumming (1807–1881) was born in Scotland. He was a Protestant clergyman and a prolific theological writer, publishing 180 books. Cumming was famous for his anti-Catholic sentiments and his studies in eschatology.