The Divorce of Israel: A Redemptive-Historical Interpretation of Revelation (2 vols.)
Publisher:
, 2024
Digital Verbum Edition
Verbum Editions are fully connected to your library and Bible study tools.
Overview
The Divorce of Israel presents a “redemptive-historical” approach to Revelation. In it John presents a forensic drama wherein God is divorcing his old covenant wife Israel so that he can take a new wife, the new covenant “Israel of God” composed of Jew and Gentile alike.
Thus, Revelation presents the vitally important redemptive-historical transition from the land-based, ethnically focused, temple-dominated old covenant economy to its worldwide, pan-ethnic, spiritual new covenant fulfillment. And it does so by highlighting God’s judgment upon first-century geo-political Israel.
- Presents a forensic drama wherein God is divorcing his old covenant wife Israel.
- Exposes the vitally important redemptive-historical transition from the land-based.
- Highlights God’s judgment upon first-century geo-political Israel.
Value if sold separately
||Partially included
Value if sold separately
Total value if sold separately:
Reviews
0 ratings
casirish11@gmail.com
6/22/2025
Good commentary. Expresses a third view point from the dispensationalist pre-tribulation and the non-tribulation theology view point. Very thought provoking with many good interpretations. A valuable addition for anyone wanting to study the true meaning and application of the book of Revelation.