Revelations - In reverse order

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:21[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[Bible]Revelation 22:20[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

Reading in reverse order forces attention to the text.

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:19[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:18[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:17[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:16[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:15[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:14[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:13[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[[bible]Revelation 22:12[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:11[/bible]

 

[sentipente]

[bible]Revelation 22:10[/bible]

 

[bellanegra1]

Meaning altered?

Yes/No?

How?

Why?

Just want to be able to follow you on this....

Thanks.

BTW, Hi...

 

[sentipente]

When you read something out of order you are less likely to read into what you are reading what you have always thought it was saying.

 

[JonMiller]

Reading in reverse order forces attention to the text.

But takes away from the message, which isn't found in the text but in the 'story'.

JM

 

[sentipente]

But takes away from the message, which isn't found in the text but in the 'story'.

JM

What is the objection? Will the story disappear simply because you read it a second time?

 

[JonMiller]

No, just as words are more then just the letters that made them up, and sentences are more then just the words that make them up, stories are more then just the sentences that make them up.

JM

 

[sentipente]

No, just as words are more then just the letters that made them up, and sentences are more then just the words that make them up, stories are more then just the sentences that make them up.

JM

Then I don't understand your objection.

 

[JonMiller]

For example, does this mean the same as the sentence found in Rev 22:10?

"Revelation 22:10

And he saith unto me, Seal the sayings of the prophecy of this book: for the time is not at hand."

It has all the same words, they are just in a different order.

JM