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1. • • The final chapter of the Bible’s metanarrative is Restoration. God’s plan is to redeem individuals and restore all of creation. In the book of Revelation, we see a vision of a new heaven and earth where God will dwell with His people forever. Sin, suffering, and death will be no more, and everything will be made right.
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   What is a metanarrative in the Bible?

   • Just as each book of the Bible has themes that weave the ideas of the book together into one story, so does the Bible as a whole. These larger themes are called metanarratives. A metanarrative is an overarching storyline that flows throughout all the books of the Bible, tying them together into one grand story like sequels in a trilogy.

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   Did the Book of Revelation get accepted into the canon?

   • 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). Can hermeneutics cast light on how this book overcame these barriers to admission to the canon?

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   Does the western one contain Revelation?

   • "Western One" contains Revelation and the "Eastern One" does not. The latter is used by ACoE. The Book of Revelations is one of the most controversial books of the Bible, given the Apocalyptic nature of the messages it carries.

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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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   What happens at the end of the Book of Revelation?

   • Here at the conclusion of the book, it is described as a final battle (Rev. 19:11-21, 20:7-15 ) that results in the vindication of the martyrs (Rev. 20:1-6 ). John takes us back to the sixth bowl as the nations gather to oppose God. Jesus appears as the great hero, riding a white horse and ready to “conquer” the world’s evil.

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   A metanarrative is an overarching storyline that flows throughout all the books of the Bible, tying them together into one grand story like sequels in a trilogy. Thus one could say that the different books of the Bible are merely acts in the greater play of the Bible.

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   Sep 25, 2024 · The metanarrative is the big picture of the Bible: Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Restoration. It’s the thread that ties the entire Bible together, revealing God’s unfolding plan for the world. Once you see this big picture, the stories in Scripture come alive, transforming how you read and experience God’s Word.

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   Jan 14, 2024 · If you’re short on time, here’s a quick answer: The overarching story of the Bible, also called the metanarrative, is the tale of God’s plan to redeem and restore humanity and all of creation through Jesus’ life, death on the cross, and resurrection from the dead.

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   Dec 3, 2014 · As a source, the book of Revelation is something of an outlier for a book of the Bible that got accepted into the canonical New Testament of most branches of Christianity: it is the only explicitly eschatological work in the New Testament, its date of composition is generally taken to be far later than the other books, its content is dramatic ...

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   Revelation reveals to us the ultimate reign of Jesus and restoration of all things, including the creation itself. Understanding this over-arching story helps us see the value and relevance of every book by identifying where it fits into this metanarrative.

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   Dive into the book of Revelation in the Bible. Explore key themes such as the hope of Jesus’ return, faithfulness to Jesus, and the comfort of Jesus amidst persecution with videos, podcasts, and more from BibleProject™.

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    Apr 21, 2023 · God’s love for the world is at the heart of the biblical metanarrative. The placement of Lamentations after Jeremiah in the Greek Bible makes the link with Jeremiah fundamental to a proper reading of the book.