A Good Question
that is not being answered. It is not about Jesus. It is about the Lamb. It is not about the second coming. It is about the first coming. It is all about preparing the way. A job for John the Baptist who bare record. John the Apostle added Jesus and the churches. The second John. Who is the third?
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A Fact
that demands some kind of explanation. Have you heard one? Probably not. A reasonable explanation is there were three different Johns connected with the Apocalypse. John the Baptist, John the Apostle, and John Chrysostom. It fits with history. Really.
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A Commentary
by Victorinus modified by Jerome who was not happy with it. What he added and/or edited is not clear. It is possible that Victorinus was looking at a copy of the original Apocalypse and Jerome was not aware of this. This would also explain why so many were convinced it was not written by John the Apostle who may have added the churches at a later date.
A Bare Record
known only to John the Apostle who clearly links John the Baptist to the Apocalypse. A “bare record” plus the use of the word “lamb” 27 times should force all bible scholars to consider John the Baptist as the original writer of the Apocalypse.
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A Search
in the bible for the word “lamb” is quite telling. The Apocalypse stands out. Lamb is an Old Testament word. They didn’t know Jesus was the Lamb. The original writer of the Apocalypse was one of them. John the Baptist was preparing the way and he didn’t know it was Jesus. He did know of things which must shortly come to pass.
A Clue
ignored by biblical scholars. John the Apostle knew Jesus was the Lamb. John the Baptist didn’t and John the Apostle knew this as well. So why would he use the word “lamb” 27 times and the word “Jesus” only 12 times? Who “bare record”? John the Baptist.
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A Chapter
in Acts finds Paul in Ephesus with followers of John the Baptist. John the Apostle must have known about that. He may have been asked to prophesy again. He would eat the little book then add the churches, Antipas, and Jesus. The little book would not have made it into the bible unless they believed the Apostle wrote it. Many didn’t.
A Courageous Author
willing to challenge established views on the Apocalypse. Josephine Massyngbaerde Ford may have been the first to suggest it was first written by John the Baptist. It was not well received and she later changed her mind. John the Baptist was preparing the way for the first coming, the Lamb of God. You will find the word “lamb” 27 times in the Apocalypse.
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A Reason
to suspect another writer of the Apocalypse. Not just a different John but a second John. Few would dare to consider it. Most couldn’t believe it was possible even though there were reasons to suspect it. Once considered there were additional signs to be found that would support this theory.
A Clue
that there is more than one writer of the Apocalypse. John is told to eat the little book and then is told he must prophesy again. It could be John the Apostle eating the little book written by John the Baptist. The Apostle would add Jesus, Antipas, and the seven churches.
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