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University of Bern English Department MA Seminar: Body, Mind and Soul in Medieval English Literature Autumn Semester 2013 Alexandra Elena Anton 12-123-063 The Revelation of John CONTENTS 1. The Apocalyptic genre: definition and characteristics 1.1 The Revelation of John: Apocalyptic Literature 2. Author and Annotations 2.1 The Reasons 2.2 The Purpose 2.3 The Recipients 2.4 The Place 3. Key Terms in The Revelation 4. The Symbolism of Numbers 5.
The question of authorship of the Bible, more specifically the Pentateuch has an important bearing upon its meaning and its reliability. The traditional notion that the Pentateuch is attributed to Moses can be derived from both biblical and extra-biblical evidence. As Gleason Archer points out in “A Survey of Old Testament,” Moses is attributed with authorship within the Pentateuch itself. Take Exodus 34:27 for example, “The Lord said to Moses, ‘Chisel out two stone tablets like the first ones, and I will write on them the words that were on the first tablets, which you broke. Other books within the Old Testament but outside the Pentateuch (Joshua 1:8, 8:32) also allude to the Pentateuch as the book/law of Moses.
In both books the general theme is about redemption. In both The New and The Old Testament we can clearly see that redemption comes with faith and that the redeemer is one and the same – God’s son. However there are also some differences, the main of which is the way God is presented in the two books. In the Old Testament, he is the lawgiver, the punisher for man`s sins, whereas in the New Testament he is the redeemer. God typically responds to human behavior with justice, i.e.
Genesis is a paradoxical and problematic text that explain how the world was created. The book of genesis was written by Moses who was as well the author of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and a big part of book of Deuteronomio that are the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. In the chapters One through three of the book of Genesis, the story of world creation and humanity formation is reported. Chapter one of genesis, start telling the story of the creation of heaven and earth, just by God’s voice. The world establishment story continues until verse twenty-six of the first chapter of genesis that is when the humanity was created by God and this story continues until verse twenty-five of the second chapter of Genesis.