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[[@page.2.3]]!!! 2.3 - Audience and Purpose
| * 2.3.1 - Can't God Prophesy?
* 2.3.2 - Overemphasis on Immediate Audience or Events
| * 2.3.3 - Purpose
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A great variety of opinion attends the identification of the purpose and the audience for whom John wrote.
Some of this can be attributed to confusion, but there can be no doubt that the varied motives of interpreters play a large role in the discussion.
For if it were possible to restrict the role of the book of Revelation to a particular audience or narrow purpose, then its relevance to believers occupying other geographic or historic positions will necessarily be reduced.
The reader must know that this is a driving motive behind some interpretations which aspire to relegate John's message to the dustbin of history in order to avoid the conclusion that many events described therein are yet future.----
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