Joel L. Watts is a doctoral student at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa. He is the author of Mimetic Criticism and the Gospel of Mark and a contributing co-editor of From Fear to Faith. He is an active member of Christ Church United Methodist (Charleston, WV) and blogs daily at www.UnsettledChristianity.com.
Revelation is, at its heart, about mysteries. Such things are best
approached in prayer, in an attitude of worship, and in
conversation with wiser souls. Joel L. Watts's approach does
exactly that, weaving a mix of liturgical prayer and scholarly
reflections together with insights from commentators both ancient
and modern.
--Gary Neal Hansen, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary,
Dubuque, IA Watts has written a beautiful, creative, and
informative book on John's Apocalypse. Watts' attention to the full
landscape of the book of Revelation, coupled with his attention to
multiple interpretive traditions, is commendable. This book will
serve faith communities and university students alike. It deserves
careful attention.
--John Oliff, Department of Christian Studies, Eastern University,
St. Davids, PA
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