Edward Bishop Elliott Knihy

A detailed critique of Henry Alford's interpretation of the Book of Revelation, written by Edward Bishop Elliott, a prominent biblical scholar of the 19th century. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the historical, literary, and exegetical issues related to the Apocalypse, and defends Elliott's own views against Alford's objections. This work is a seminal contribution to the field of eschatological studies and a must-read for scholars and students of the Bible.

Uncover the mysteries of biblical prophecy with this abridged edition of E.B. Elliott's Horæ Apocalypticæ, edited and updated by M.E.E. Originally published in 1861, Elliott's work is a landmark study of the Book of Revelation and its interpretation. This edition includes a summary of Elliott's main arguments and conclusions, as well as his final thoughts on prophecy and its relevance to the modern world. Whether you are a scholar or a layperson, The Last Prophecy is an invaluable resource for understanding the language and symbolism of the Bible.

Delve into the prophetic mysteries of the Bible with Paraphrase of the Revelation of Saint John. This groundbreaking interpretation of the book of Revelation offers a fresh and insightful perspective on the end times and the return of Christ. Written by Edward Bishop Elliott with updates by John Henry Pratt, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of biblical prophecy.

The book features a series of five letters addressing H. Alford's interpretations of the Apocalypse, aiming to counter his criticisms and defend the views presented in Horae Apocalypticae. It includes a critical examination of the literary qualities of both Alford's work and the author's responses. This unchanged reprint preserves the insights from the original 1862 edition, offering readers a detailed exploration of apocalyptic literature and its interpretations.