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Saint John on Patmos Rev 1 9 painting done 1485 by Hieronymus Bosch c 1450 1516 now in the Gemaeldegalerie Berlin click here for another digital copy
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Daniel s Seventy Weeks Genealogy of Jesus John s Patmos Vision Judaism a
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John Monastry of island of Patmos Chemal Altai No copyright Gerard Colombat August 2008 Click to enlarge the picture
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in the society of devotion which in the Middle Ages evolved around prayer composition Devotional prayer compositions were passionate lyrics presented in a very moving form 14 Books of Hours were technological devices in essence they served as a multi media platform that tapped the individual into a broader conceived multi media experience of devotion
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St john at patmos a n Baldung Hans paintings
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Above view from cruise ship sailing into the harbor at Skala the commercial port of Patmos Above a twenty minute walk up the steep winding cobbled path from the port of Skala is the Monastery of the Apocalypse built above a cave where tradition says the apostle
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air circulation to prevent humidity A statue of Athena Parthenos goddess of wisdom stood in the main reading room Below artist s conception of the library interior At the southern end of the acropolis was a colonnaded agora marketplace from Greek ageiro to gather above which lies a terrace once occupied by the most noted of
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AD In places it is preserved to a height of 16 feet Artifacts give no indication that it was ever a church It is thought to have been a public building with various functions Above Highly decorated remains at Akhisar
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Above ruins of water cisterns at Kadifekale built during the Roman period and renovated during the Byzantine period Above view from Mount Pagos of the market square Greek agora built by emperor Marcus Aurelius after an earthquake destroyed Smyrna in 178 AD
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sent greetings to Archippus who may have been from Laodicea Colossians 4 17 Above Google Earth view of the enormous flat mound of Laodicea 3 7 miles from the modern city of Denizli between the narrow valleys of the small rivers Asopus and Caprus
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Above ascending the slope of the Colossae mound Above view east from the Colossae mound
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Above Modern Izmir from Mount Pagos the acropolis of ancient Smyrna with the Gulf of Izmir beyond Above Kadifekale Turkish velvet castle the castle on top of Mount Pagos ancient Smyrna s acropolis Its walls were built by Lysimachus a successor of Alexander the Great
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widely separated parts of the world Below the so called Beautiful Artemis one of three Artemis statues in the Ephesus Museum It is 9 5 feet high and dates to the first century AD The Ephesian Artemis was not the beautiful virgin huntress depicted in Greek statuary Her cult image was unusual if not strange more an amalgam of the Greek goddess and the Anatolian
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It dates from the 2nd century AD and distributed water to the houses of the city via a network of pipes a constant reminder to the people that Apollo was their source of life The Apollo Temple exploited a natural phenomenon Alongside and below the temple was an underground cave filled with poisonous gas known as the Plutonium below after Pluto Greek
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the valley Today even in a ruined state it serves that function very well Below model of the Pergamum acropolis at its peak at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin Germany Below remains of the still imposing structures on the summit of the acropolis Pergamum was the most spectacular Greek city in Asia Minor The lower city to the south of
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of Jacob literal Israel are affirmed in the futurist approach With the Preterist and Historic views the Church must replace Israel and the promises of God are negated
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additional protection Because of its defenses natural and man made the city was considered impregnable Below Google Earth view of the Pergamum acropolis The Pergamum acropolis was modeled after that in Athens it was after all a Greek city However the function of Pergamum s acropolis was never the same as that in Athens
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Below Typical multi story buildings of modern Alasehir population about 40 000 Below Broken section of the Byzantine era city walls composed of rough stone blocks of coarse workmanship recalling Strabo s reference to the ancient city s untrustworthy walls
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Times of Malta Do they see apocalyptic visions like John of Patmos ? Perhaps telephony has reached such a high degree of sophistication that the privileged few have been ...
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There is no evidence that St. . John. suffered martyrdom; on the contrary, he is said to have returned to Ephesus in the reign of Nerva, who succeeded Domition in the imperial dignity. Painters usually represent him in . Patmos. with an eagle ...
Was the apostle John in prison on the Isle of Patmos for saying good things about Jesus?
Q. Are you sure of that? Usually one get chastised for saying bad things about Jesus. Was John speakinmg of Jat John 1;1 or was he refering to YHWH. His god. John abandoned Jesus. As well as all the other living apostles. Some were beheaded because they knew to much.
Asked by Les B - Mon Dec 3 19:52:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. John came to be in the isle that is called Patmos for speaking about God and bearing witness to Jesus. (Revelation 1:9) Such were the circumstances in which the apostle John wrote the book Apocalypse, or Revelation. It is thought that he was exiled to Patmos during the rule of Roman Emperor Domitian (81-96 C.E.), who enforced emperor worship and became a persecutor of Christians. While on Patmos, John received a series of visions that he put down in writing. He related them, not to scare the early Christians, but to strengthen, comfort, and encourage them in view of the trials they were undergoing and those that lay ahead. The exiling of John to the isle of Patmos is generally considered to have taken place during the reign of Emperor… [cont.]
Answered by Bill - Mon Dec 3 23:18:34 2007
Q. Are you sure of that? Usually one get chastised for saying bad things about Jesus. Was John speakinmg of Jat John 1;1 or was he refering to YHWH. His god. John abandoned Jesus. As well as all the other living apostles. Some were beheaded because they knew to much.
Asked by Les B - Mon Dec 3 19:52:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. John came to be in the isle that is called Patmos for speaking about God and bearing witness to Jesus. (Revelation 1:9) Such were the circumstances in which the apostle John wrote the book Apocalypse, or Revelation. It is thought that he was exiled to Patmos during the rule of Roman Emperor Domitian (81-96 C.E.), who enforced emperor worship and became a persecutor of Christians. While on Patmos, John received a series of visions that he put down in writing. He related them, not to scare the early Christians, but to strengthen, comfort, and encourage them in view of the trials they were undergoing and those that lay ahead. The exiling of John to the isle of Patmos is generally considered to have taken place during the reign of Emperor… [cont.]
Answered by Bill - Mon Dec 3 23:18:34 2007
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