The Theology of Revelation: “The Lord Our God the Almighty Reigns”

Interpretation 40 (3):257-269 (1986)
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The representative summary of John's theology is the hymnic word drawn from the heavenly worship in which the church of that day—and ours—is invited to join: “Alleluiah! The Lord our God the Almighty reigns.”

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