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Originally Posted by aron
As awareness has suggested … [John's] Apocalypse was a carefully composed document … John's throne scene in Revelation chapter 1 is deliberate, and central to everything that went before, and is to follow.
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Have you ever wondered why Matthew (Matthew 24), Mark (Mark 13) and Luke (Luke 21) all included the Olivet Discourse in their narratives yet John is strangely silent about it in his gospel. Why did he exclude it? Wasn't he the one among the Lord's disciples most likely to write about it?
Actually, he wrote a whole epistle on that discourse and we know it as
The Revelation of Jesus Christ, a powerful narrative which corresponds in many places throughout with the structure of Ezekiel.