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New Translation of a Commentary on the Apocalypse by Pseudo-Cyril of Alexandria

January 1, 2022 by admin Leave a Comment

Happy New Year! I am happy to announce the publication of Pseudo-Cyril of Alexandria. Commentary on the Apocalypse by Francis X. Gumerlock with Francesca Lecchi and Tito Orlandi (Middletown, RI: Stone Tower Press, 2021). It was just released about two weeks ago.

This book provides the first English translation of a sixth-century commentary on the Book of Revelation. I collaborated with translator Francesca Lecchi and one of the world’s leading Coptic scholars, Tito Orlandi. The book also provides a transcription of the commentary in the Sahidic Coptic language, and a comprehensive Introduction discussing the manuscript, audience and setting, exegetical method, theology, authorship, date, and sources.

The book is reasonably priced at $24.95. I hope you will obtain a copy, and recommend that your institution’s acquisition librarian acquire it for their library.

For an order form, click here.

To read a review of this book, click here

Wishing the Lord’s blessings on all of us in 2022.
Frank

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Early Latin Commentaries on the Apocalypse

August 28, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

Early Latin Commentaries on the Apocalypse by Francis X. GumerlockEarly Latin Commentaries on the Apocalypse contains translations of two Hiberno-Latin commentaries on the Book of Revelation from the seventh and eighth centuries.  They are the pseudo-Jerome Handbook on the Apocalypse of the Apostle John and On the Mysteries of the Apocalypse of John found in the anonymous eighth-century Reference Bible.  These commentaries use earlier Latin commentaries, such as those of Victorinus and Tyconius, as source material.  However, they contain unique interpretations of the Book of Revelation.  The Handbook has the number of the beast (Rev 13:18) as 666, 000, which the author says may be the number of Antichrist’s army or disciples.  It also says that they are heretics who interpret the thousand years of Rev 20 in a carnal manner and who think that Christ has not already bound the devil.  On the Mysteries implies that Nero was reigning when John wrote the Apocalypse (On Rev 17:10), and that the mark of the beast will be a slight counterfeit of the Chi-Rho symbol for Christ.

Early Latin Commentaries on the Apocalypse by Francis X. Gumerlock is reasonably priced and available on Amazon.  To purchase a copy, click here.

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The Day And The Hour

June 27, 2011 by admin Leave a Comment

The Day and the Hour: Christianity’s Perennial Fascination with Predicting the End of the World.

The Day and The Hour Trying to predict the return of Christ and the end of the ages began two thousand years ago and continues to this day. Gumerlock has compiled a one-of-a-kind history of these foolhardy predictions.This fascinating chronicle of predictions will rivet the attention of any student of Bible prophecy. Regardless of your eschatological position, you must have this book. Gumerlock looks at date-setting from the first century to the present and beyond showing the utter futility of trying to predict when the end might come.

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