Covenantal Hermeneutics & The Book of Revelation

[AlexMiller1984]

Hey guys, I'm looking for some help on the book of Revelation.

I'd love to do some work, possibly for a D.Min, on the use of covenantal hermeneutics in the study of the book of Revelation. I know of several strong Reformed commentaries on Revelation, but I'd like to see if there's anything out there on the Covenant of Grace and/or Redemption as it relates to Revelation.

If you know of any books, articles, or authors to check out, please let me know.

 

[jwright82]

Hey guys, I'm looking for some help on the book of Revelation.

I'd love to do some work, possibly for a D.Min, on the use of covenantal hermeneutics in the study of the book of Revelation. I know of several strong Reformed commentaries on Revelation, but I'd like to see if there's anything out there on the Covenant of Grace and/or Redemption as it relates to Revelation.

If you know of any books, articles, or authors to check out, please let me know.

No but that's an interesting concept.

 

[Gforce9]

I'm speaking in a little bit of ignorance here, but I believe Greg Beale's work gets into that, especially the larger work (1300 pages?).

 

[a.k.pritchard]

I'm speaking in a little bit of ignorance here, but I believe Greg Beale's work gets into that, especially the larger work (1300 pages?).

Beale is top tier on Revelation. Used his work for my BTh undergrad.

 

[DanSSwing]

Definitely check out Ken Gentry’s new commentary. Since his premise is that it’s God’s divorce decree against apostate Israel, I suspect the covenant would get some mention.