BibleProject A Walking, Talking Apocalypse – Apocalyptic E5
May 25, 2020
Explore the fascinating concept of humanity as the image of God, serving as a bridge between the divine and earthly realms. Dive into the unique styles of apocalyptic literature, contrasting biblical meanings with modern interpretations, and discover how personal revelations can emerge from these narratives. Unravel the tension between human plans and divine authority, revealing profound insights from biblical figures like Daniel and John. Finally, engage with the transformative power of embodying divine attributes as individuals navigate moral complexities.
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Personal Apocalypse
- Jon Collins recalls asking his mentor for unseen feedback, creating a personal "apocalypse."
- The mentor revealed Jon's boyish trust and questioned whether it's naive or a strength.
Vision of Treasure
- Tim Mackie recounts a woman sharing an encouraging vision after his lecture.
- She described him digging up treasure, representing the value of his work even if not immediately apparent.
Biblical Cosmology and Apocalyptic Literature
- Understanding the biblical cosmos is key to understanding the apocalyptic imagination.
- The biblical authors viewed the universe as ordered, with heaven, earth, and the underworld.
