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The Power And Purpose Of Apocalyptic Preaching

In this lecture, Don Carson discusses the unique nature of apocalyptic literature, emphasizing its distinct historical context and symbolic language. Carson argues that apocalyptic texts like Revelation can be engaging and evangelistically effective. He discusses the importance of understanding these texts within their original setting and literary genre to grasp their full theological significance.

He teaches the following:

Apocalyptic literature is often perceived as an “alien genre.”
The book of Revelation serves as a primary example of apocalyptic literature, offering a narrative framework with divine revelations.
Revelation presents a cosmic perspective on spiritual realities.
Apocalyptic literature employs vivid imagery to convey profound truths.
Revelation blends apocalyptic and prophetic styles, urging repentance amid impending judgment.
Understanding apocalyptic literature requires immersion in its historical and cultural context.
Engaging with Revelation can enhance preaching, offering rich theological insights and eschatological hope.
This genre’s symbolism invites imaginative engagement in preaching.

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The Power And Purpose Of Apocalyptic Preaching

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