Résultats pour "Apocalypse" dans Christianisme

"L'Apocalypse" ou "Apocalypse de Jean" ou encore "Livre de la Révélation", également appelé "Révélation de Jésus-Christ" suivant les premiers mots du texte, est le dernier livre du Nouveau Testament. Le texte, usant d'un langage symbolique, d'essence prophétique et dont l'auteur se réclame d'Ézéchiel, se présente ainsi comme une "révélation de Jésus-Christ" qui dévoile à Jean "quel est le sens divin de son époque et comment le peuple de Dieu sera bientôt délivré".

"L'Apocalypse" nous fait découvrir le cheminement divers de plusieurs communautés chrétiennes des premières heures : Ephèse, Smyrne, Pergame, Thyatire, Sardes, Philadelphie, Laodicée ; puis nous entraine dans la fresque fantastique attribuée à St Jean décrivant le combat cosmique des forces du mal contre Dieu et contre son Christ, et la victoire finale de l'Agneau acclamée par toute l'Eglise du Ciel.

Le plus vénérable, le plus riche et le plus dense des écrits apostoliques est à la fois un document précieux de l'histoire évangélique et un Enchantement spirituel à la gloire du Christ. Mieux que tout autre il témoigne, fait entendre le Cantique nouveau, et invite à la prière.

Audio Bible: Lecture chapitre par chapitre, verset par verset des livres Matthieu-Apocalypse le Nouveau Testament de la Bible Segond. En écoutant environ 4-5 chapitres par jours, la bible peut être parcourue en entier en environ une année (abonnez-vous aux autres podcasts de la bible pour avoir la bible Segond en entier).

For centuries, the Books of Enoch have remained among the most mysterious and controversial ancient texts. Once considered too dangerous for the Bible, these writings reveal divine visions given to Enoch, a figure so righteous he was taken to heaven without experiencing death. This edition includes all three major Books of Enoch, plus the newly added Book of Giants, offering a full view of these lost scriptures.

L'Apocalypse est un livre d'espérance : Jean, le disciple bien-aimé témoin oculaire du ministère de Jésus, y proclame la certitude que son Seigneur victorieux reviendra pour défendre les justes et juger les méchants.

L'Apocalypse et saint Jean 2022-2025 RADIO MARIA Avec le Père Paul-Marie de Mauroy Qu’avons-nous fait du mot « apocalypse » et comment l’interprétons-nous aujourd’hui ? Pour comprendre la signification et les enjeux de l’Apocalypse pour notre foi, le père Paul Marie de Mauroy nous donne des clés de lecture et des repères dans son émission « L’apocalypse et saint Jean » le 1er mardi du mois à 16h10 sur Radio Maria. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Plongez au cœur des visions mystérieuses de l'Apocalypse. Ce podcast vous invite à un voyage captivant à travers les textes bibliques, explorant les symboles et les prophéties qui ont fasciné et effrayé des générations. Nous déchiffrerons ensemble les énigmes de la fin des temps, de la marque de la bête (666) au le règne de mille ans, en passant par les sept sceaux et les cavaliers. Cette exploration moderne et accessible offre des interprétations éclairantes, en tenant compte du contexte historique et culturel des textes. Que vous soyez un passionné de théologie, un curieux ...

Get an authoritative guide to this extraordinary work in 24 thought-provoking and enlightening lectures, divided into three parts: the historical and intellectual background of the Apocalypse; a close reading of John's text, focusing on the meaning of its images; and the wide-ranging impact of the book on Christian and Western history. Throughout these lectures, Professor Koester focuses on what John actually wrote. what his situation tells us about his meaning, how that meaning can be applied to our own lives, and how contemporary biblical scholars relate Revelation to the modern world.

In the 2,000 years that have elapsed since the time of Christ, Christians have been as much divided by their faith as united, as much at odds as in communion. And the contents of Christian confession have developed with astonishing energy. How can believers claim a faith that has been passed down through the ages while recognizing the real historical contingencies that have shaped both their doctrines and their divisions? In this carefully argued essay, David Bentley Hart critiques the concept of "tradition" that has become dominant in Christian thought as fundamentally incoherent.

What the Isle of Patmos truly looked like for John when he first penned Revelation (and how that defies our classic depictions of the “solitary revelator”) Varying interpretational approaches to Revelation, and answers to the multiple questions in Church that they each raise. Clear-cut, comprehensible explanations behind even the most enigmatic and hard-to-understand symbols in Revelation that anyone can read and understand.

The return of Jesus is the greatest promise yet to be fulfilled in the Bible. This book uncovers what many have only understood to be hidden mysteries of end-time biblical prophecies. It is a definitive and prophetic look at the coming kingdom of Christ, and the fate of all humanity.

Is America superior to the rest of the world? Pastor Dwight K. Nelson says no. And it is into this tension—that America is exceptional but not superior—that this book steps. In this book, listeners will examine a troubling piece of the Apocalypse. Many scholars conclude that this apocalyptic scenario is a cryptic depiction of American exceptionalism turned tragic.

In a single cataclysmic moment, First Sergeant Samuel Adams "Goose" Gander finds himself center stage in the opening act of the Apocalypse. Goose and the men of the 75th Army Rangers fight to survive a massive attack on the Turkish-Syrian border. Battling his own failing faith, Goose prays for the lives of his men and the innocents who are caught in the rain of bullets and missiles.

In his captivating exploration, Joseph Lumpkin invites listeners to uncover the hidden depths of ancient Christian and Jewish apocalypses.

Originally composed in Hebrew, this text survives today only in Old Slavonic recensions preserved within the medieval Tolkovaja Paleja. Rediscovered by 19th-century scholars who were cataloguing Slavonic manuscripts, the Apocalypse of Abraham is known from six principal manuscripts, each preserving a vivid expansion of the Genesis narratives and a rich tapestry of angelology, mysticism, and Messianic expectation.

In this work, we have attempted to gather the most interesting and influential Apocalypses in the hope these books may reveal to the listener something hitherto unknown.

Step into the enigmatic world of ancient prophecies and divine revelations with Joseph Lumpkin's compelling anthology, "Twelve Jewish, Christian, and Gnostic Books of the Apocalypse."

Danger and personal crisis on land, sea, and in the air combine with a level of spiritual warfare that is unparalleled in a Christian book. Crucible is a thriller that runs side by side with the phenomenal Left Behind series that has sold in excess of 55 million copies.

The Apocalypse Code is a call to understand what the Bible really says about the end times and why how we understand it matters so much in today’s world. Breaking the code of the book of Revelation has become an international obsession. Hank Hanegraaff, president and chairman of the Christian...