Focusing on the Biblical book of Revelation, Dr. David Abernathy offers a detailed verse-by-verse commentary that examines the historical context and cultural traditions surrounding apocalyptic literature. By analyzing John of Patmos's letter to The Church, the work provides insights into the themes and messages of Revelation, making it a valuable resource for understanding this complex text.
Covering context, concepts, and theories, as well as the practice of how to capture and visualize Geodata, this full-colour text introduces readers to the Geoweb and how best to incorporate location-based data into research.
The Exegetical Summaries series offers a detailed examination of original texts, analyzing them phrase by phrase. It includes English equivalents for all Hebrew and Greek words, making it a valuable resource for exegetes at any level of expertise.
This volume offers a detailed, phrase-by-phrase analysis of biblical texts, providing English equivalents for Hebrew and Greek words. It addresses common exegetical questions and summarizes various scholarly interpretations, aiding translators and students in their decision-making. Key terms are explored in context, with insights from standard lexicons and multiple Bible versions. The book also discusses grammar and discourse structure, presenting differing interpretations where applicable. Authored by David Abernathy, it serves as a valuable reference rather than a standalone commentary.
Focusing on the original biblical text, this volume provides phrase-by-phrase analysis, offering English equivalents for Hebrew and Greek terms. It addresses common exegetical questions, summarizing scholarly interpretations to aid translators and students in their decisions. Key word meanings are explored using standard lexicons and various Bible versions. The book also delves into grammar and discourse structure, highlighting differing interpretations among commentators. Authored by David Abernathy, it serves as a valuable reference rather than a standalone commentary.