Studien zur Johannesapokalypse
By (author) Tobias Nicklas
Hardback (Published)
(June 2024)
ISBN: 9783506791634
6.1 x 9.25 inches
Price: $122.00
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In this book, Tobias Nicklas lifts many of the secrets related to one of the most mysterious writings of world literature, the New Testament Book of Revelation. He has studied the book for more than twenty years and worked on as different topics as intertextual relations, theology, images, and reception history of Revelation.
In his “Studies” Tobias Nicklas lifts many of the secrets related to one of the most mysterious writings of world literature, the New Testament Book of Revelation. He has studied the book for more than twenty years and worked on as different topics as intertextual relations, theology, images and reception history of Revelation.
- By (author) Tobias Nicklas
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