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'''Apocalyptic, Ancient and Modern''' (1978) is a book by [[David S. Russell]]. | '''Apocalyptic, Ancient and Modern''' (1978) is a book by [[David S. Russell]]. | ||
==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
==Editions | "Apocalyptic literature - the books of Daniel and Revelation in the Bible and much outside it - presents a weird and wonderful world of fantasy and dreams: beasts with sprouting horns, dragons spouting fire, falling stars, mysterious horsemen, mystical mountains, sacred rivers, devastating earthquakes, fearsome giants. . . . It has long been a happy hunting ground for those seeking hidden clues to the end and destiny of our world. With the same clarity which distinguishes his Between the Testaments, Dr Russell shows that, properly understood, apocalyptic has a message for ordinary people, not just for cranks and charlatans. The reader who enters into the mind and mood of the writers, facing the imminent collapse of their world, can see their concern to express a message which is by no means irrelevant to the very different age of crisis in which we live."--Publisher description. | ||
==Editions== | |||
Published in London: SCM Press, 1978 and in Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1978. | Published in London: SCM Press, 1978 and in Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1978. | ||
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[[Category:Apocalyptic Studies|1978 Russell]] | [[Category:Apocalyptic Studies--1970s|1978 Russell]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:24, 31 July 2018
Apocalyptic, Ancient and Modern (1978) is a book by David S. Russell.
Abstract
"Apocalyptic literature - the books of Daniel and Revelation in the Bible and much outside it - presents a weird and wonderful world of fantasy and dreams: beasts with sprouting horns, dragons spouting fire, falling stars, mysterious horsemen, mystical mountains, sacred rivers, devastating earthquakes, fearsome giants. . . . It has long been a happy hunting ground for those seeking hidden clues to the end and destiny of our world. With the same clarity which distinguishes his Between the Testaments, Dr Russell shows that, properly understood, apocalyptic has a message for ordinary people, not just for cranks and charlatans. The reader who enters into the mind and mood of the writers, facing the imminent collapse of their world, can see their concern to express a message which is by no means irrelevant to the very different age of crisis in which we live."--Publisher description.
Editions
Published in London: SCM Press, 1978 and in Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1978.