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This thesis compares and contrasts the views different groups of first-century Christians held in devotion to both the Father and the person of Jesus. Specifically, the ways in which John in the book of Revelation viewed Christology through the Greek Septuagint and the Hebrew Scriptures are explored. The author argues that John in Revelation interpreted “Lord” in the Old Testament to be Jesus, “God” in the Old Testament to be the Father, and “Lord God” to represent the unity of the two.
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KeywordsChristology, Revelation, Jesus, divinity
Degree AwardedMasters in Religion: Biblical Studies
Awarding InstitutionPoint Loma Nazarene University
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This collection includes theses for the Master of Arts in Religion at Point Loma Nazarene University. These items were provided to the library by their authors with the permission required to make them freely available for access. These works remain the intellectual property of their authors.