A Little Book to Eat
A bitter belly. John the Apostle ate the original Apocalypse written by John the Baptist. He was told to prophesy again. He added Jesus and the seven churches. In Acts 19 we learn about the followers of John the Baptist in Ephesus. They didn’t know Jesus. A third John would make sure this little book would be included in the bible.
A Prophecy Again
A little book eaten by John the Apostle who added the seven churches. He was told to prophesy again. Followers of John the Baptist were found in Ephesus by Paul in Acts 19. This is a reasonable explanation of why John uses his name three times in the first chapter of the Apocalypse. Three different Johns.
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A Little Book
a prophecy again. John the Apostle to the seven churches. John the Baptist who bare record knew the Lamb of God and the Apostle knew the Baptist. John Chrysostom, a third john and a brother, was in Ephesus at the beginning of the fifth century when Jerome was finishing the Vulgate, the official bible of the Church.
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A Prophecy
a second time. John the Apostle ate the little book that John the Baptist wrote and was told to prophesy again. Chrysostom, the third John, did the same. These are the three Johns in the first chapter of the Apocalypse. Seal not the sayings of the prophecy of this book for the time is near.
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 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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