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Ribera’s commentary on the book of Revelation

David Lamb

David Lamb

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Apocalypser said:
Has anyone read Francisco Ribera’s commentary on the Apocalypse?

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No, nor am I likely to do so, as I followed your link and find that Francisco Ribera is a Jesuit.
 
kyredneck

kyredneck

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David Lamb said:
No, nor am I likely to do so, as I followed your link and find that Francisco Ribera is a Jesuit.
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BaptistFP said:
It is meant to expose the false Jesuit teachings of dispensationalism.
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"...The Jesuit Francisco Ribera's Commentary on the Apocalypse of St. John introduced a new end-times interpretation of Revelation during the Counter-Reformation. This writing reveals itself to be the original source of Futurism, exposing Rome as the author of Dispensationalism...."
 
kyredneck

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asterisktom said:
I haven't read it, but it may be worth a look. As far as him being a Jesuit, that doesn't automatically discredit everything he might write. I am certainly not a futurist but I get a lot of helpful material from them.
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It's odd, I've had Dispys argue that Preterism is a Jesuit construct.
 
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