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[[@page.2.11.4]]!!!! 2.11.4 - Evidence for a Late Date
| * 2.11.4.1 - Internal Evidence for a Late Date
| * 2.11.4.2 - External Evidence for a Late Date
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Having examined the main evidence in support of an early date for the book of Revelation, we turn now to the evidence supporting a late date, near the end of the reign of Domitian (A.D. 95-96).----
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