Eugenia Scarvelis Constantinou teaches biblical studies and early Christianity at the University of San Diego, USA and records a weekly podcast “Search the Scriptures” at ancientfaith.com, which has attracted an international following. She is translator of Andrew of Caesarea’s Commentary on the Apocalypse in the Fathers of the Church series.
"The commentary by Andrew of Caesarea proved to be of immense
influence on all subsequent theologians grappling with the Book of
Revelation and the theme of eschatology in the East. Constantinou's
development of compelling subjects--prophecy and history,
eschatology and the millennium, the afterlife and punishment,
angelology and the devil, free will--will be of immense interest to
a wide readership."--John Chryssavgis, Archdeacon, Office of
Ecumenical and Inter-Faith Relations, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
America "There is growing interest in the meaning of the Book of
Revelation for the Church and world. Theologians, exegetes, and
common Christians alike seek to understand the eschatology of the
early Church and its ongoing validity for Christianity today. This
book provides a fascinating look at the earliest Greek commentary
in existence. It is an exciting contribution to the study of
theology and biblical interpretation for modern readers. It is
truly a groundbreaking work."--Bradley Nassif, professor of
biblical and theological studies, North Park University
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