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   Dec 3, 2014 · the book of Revelation (...) got accepted into the canonical New Testament of all the major branches of Christianity. This is not true, Book of Revelation isn't accepted in Church of the East and its descendandts (Assyrian Church of the East).

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   Revelation, the final book in the New Testament, was “squeezed into the canon in the fourth century,” said Pagels, and barely made it into the 27-book lineup. Over the centuries, it continued to draw the ire of critics, from theologian Martin Luther to author D.H. Lawrence.

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   The book of Revelation states in 1.1 that it contains the revelation of Jesus Christ which God made known by sending his angel to his servant John. Church tradition has identified John as John son of Zebedee, one of the 12 apostles.

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   Aug 20, 2021 · The story of the New Testament canon is a fascinating one, with many twists and turns. There are books that were accepted very quickly, almost from the start (e.g., the four gospels), and there are other books that struggled to find a home (e.g., 2 Peter). And then there is the book of Revelation.

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   Feb 12, 2014 · Few today would contest the claim that the book of Revelation stands as one of the most controversial, complicated, and esoteric books in the New Testament canon. Perhaps it should come as no surprise, then, that its reception by the early church was equally complicated and controversial.

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   Oct 8, 2020 · This chapter first considers the historical path by which Revelation was accepted as part of the New Testament canon. The various perspectives on the book in eastern and western Christianity are noted, showing greater diversity than is sometimes thought.

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   Is revelation a canon book?

   • This chapter first considers the historical path by which Revelation was accepted as part of the New Testament canon. The various perspectives on the book in eastern and western Christianity are noted, showing greater diversity than is sometimes thought.

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   Is revelation a Christian book?

   • According to Wikipedia: Revelation was the last book to be accepted into the Christian biblical canon, and even at the present day some Nestorian churches reject it.

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   Who wrote the Book of Revelation?

   • The book was accepted into the canon at the Council of Carthage in 397 AD. It was, at the time when the canon was being constructed, believed to be authored by the Apostle John. Anything written by one of the disciples of Jesus tends to be held sacred. There was some opposition to its inclusion.

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   How many books are there in the Jewish canon?

   • For Jerome, the Revelation vision of the twenty-four elders provides scriptural authority for preferring the Hebrew text of the Old Testament above the ‘torn and perverted’ Septuagint Greek. In any case, a Talmudic baraita of c. 200 CE confirms that the standard Mishnaic Jewish canon had twenty-four books.

   The Historical Background to the Book of Revelation

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   Jul 17, 2021 · For Jerome, the Revelation vision of the twenty-four elders provides scriptural authority for preferring the Hebrew text of the Old Testament above the ‘torn and perverted’ Septuagint Greek. In any case, a Talmudic baraita of c. 200 CE confirms that the standard Mishnaic Jewish canon had twenty-four books.