Psalm 2 and Rev 11:Q1-2008-pg.1.

<p>"A quarterly theological journal dedicated to prophetic witnessing discussing various prophetic and theological issues relevant to end time eschatology of interest to Christians, Jews and Muslims "</p> <p> Your browser does not support frames - the following link will direct you to an alternative PDF index: <a href="http://www.biblaridion-online.net/pdf_archive/index/no-frames.html">PDF INDEX</a> Or you can access our thirteenth issue <a href="http://www.biblaridion-online.net/pdf_archive/2008q1/Issue_no_13.html">Here</a></p> <p>The articles in our thirteenth issue are: <b>Page 1:</b>First Article; Psalm 2- <i>The Psalter and apocalyptic testimony - influence of Psalm 2 on Revelation 11</i><br> <b>Page 2:</b>Second Article; Psalm 79 - <i>the Psalter and apocalyptic testimony - influence of Psalm 79 on Revelation 11</i><br> <b>Page 3:</b>Third Article; Feast Days and the Structure of Revelation-<i>The influence of the festal calendar on the structure</i><br> <b>Page 4:</b>Fourth Article; The Mission of the Seventy - <i>Similarities between first century and last days witnessing </i><br> <b>Page 5:</b>Fifth Article; - Opening The Scroll - <i>‘The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’</i><br> <b>Page 6:</b>Sixth Article; Book review - Redating the New Testament: <i>Dating the NT before AD 70 </i> by J.A.T. Robinson<br> </p> <br> <P> Our thirteenth Issue is a special on the Apocalypse. It commences with two articles on the Psalter and apocalyptic testimony –the first on <i> Psalm 2</i> and the second is on <i>Psalm 79</i>; both articles examine the relationship between these Psalms and the eschatology of Revelation 11. Our third article <i>Feast Days and the Structure of Revelation </i>, examines how the festal calendar of Israel shaped not only the liturgy of the Old Testament, but also the structure of Revelation. The article that follows, <i> The Mission of the Seventy </i> notes the similarities between first century witnessing and last days witnessing in Revelation 11. The fifth article on <i> The First Four Seals</i>is an exegesis on the opening of the scroll and the ‘Four horsemen of the Apocalypse’ –contextualizing Revelation in its first century setting. The book we review <i>Redating the New Testament</i> by J.A.T. Robinson has almost become a Christian classic and firmly dates the New Testament before 70 – this is of particular interest to students of the Apocalypse. </P>