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When time shall be no more : prophecy belief in modern American culture

Paul S. Boyer
- 21 Jan 1994 - 
- Vol. 24, Iss: 4, pp 763
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The Hidden World of Prophecy Belief as mentioned in this paper is a collection of early interpreters of the pre-emptive message of the prophet Ezekiel and the Mark of the Beast in the early 1990s.
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Preface Prologue: The Hidden World of Prophecy Belief I. The Genre and Its Early Interpreters 1. Origins of the Apocalyptic 2. Rhythms of Prophecy Belief 3. The Premillennial Strand II. Key Themes after World War II 4. The Atomic Bomb and Nuclear War 5. Ezekiel as the First Cold Warrior 6. The Final Chatisement of the Chosen 7. The United States in Prophecy 8. Antichrist, 666, and the Mark of the Beast III. The Enduring Apocalyptic Vision 9. The Continuing Appeal of Prophecy Belief 10. Apocalyptic Portents in a Post-Cold War World Notes Acknowledgements Credits Index Illustrations follow pages 144 and 280

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