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The Parallel Literary Structure of Revelation 12 and 20

William H. Shea

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William H. Shea, "Chiasm by Theme and by Form in Revelation 18," AUSS 20 (1982): 249-256.2William H. Shea, "The Covenantal Structure of the Letters to the Seven Churches," AUSS 21 (1983): 71-84.3William H. Shea, "Revelation 5 and 19 as Literary Reciprocals," AUSS 22 (1984): 249-257.*Kenneth A. Strand, Interpreting the Book of Revelation, 2d ed.(Naples, Florida, 1979), p. 52.Though here the two main divisions of Revelation are simply designated "Part I" and "Part 11" (see, however, the preceding page), in a revised form of the diagram, Strand refers to these two main divisions of Revelation as "Historical Series" and "Eschatological Consummation Series" (see Strand, "Apocalyptic Prophecy and the Church," Ministry [Oct., 19831, p. 23).5Strand, Interpreting, p. 52, and "Apocalyptic Prophecy," p. 23.

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William H. Shea, "Chiasm by Theme and by Form in Revelation 18," AUSS 20 (1982): 249-256.2William H. Shea, "The Covenantal Structure of the Letters to the Seven Churches," AUSS 21 (1983): 71-84.3William H. Shea, "Revelation 5 and 19 as Literary Reciprocals," AUSS 22 (1984): 249-257.*Kenneth A. Strand, Interpreting the Book of Revelation, 2d ed.(Naples, Florida, 1979), p. 52.Though here the two main divisions of Revelation are simply designated "Part I" and "Part 11" (see, however, the preceding page), in a revised form of the diagram, Strand refers to these two main divisions of Revelation as "Historical Series" and "Eschatological Consummation Series" (see Strand, "Apocalyptic Prophecy and the Church," Ministry [Oct., 19831, p. 23).5Strand, Interpreting, p. 52, and "Apocalyptic Prophecy," p. 23.

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William H. Shea, "Chiasm by Theme and by Form in Revelation 18," AUSS 20 (1982): 249-256.2William H. Shea, "The Covenantal Structure of the Letters to the Seven Churches," AUSS 21 (1983): 71-84.3William H. Shea, "Revelation 5 and 19 as Literary Reciprocals," AUSS 22 (1984): 249-257.*Kenneth A. Strand, Interpreting the Book of Revelation, 2d ed.(Naples, Florida, 1979), p. 52.Though here the two main divisions of Revelation are simply designated "Part I" and "Part 11" (see, however, the preceding page), in a revised form of the diagram, Strand refers to these two main divisions of Revelation as "Historical Series" and "Eschatological Consummation Series" (see Strand, "Apocalyptic Prophecy and the Church," Ministry [Oct., 19831, p. 23).5Strand, Interpreting, p. 52, and "Apocalyptic Prophecy," p. 23.

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