Reading Application & Response Form
Name:
Covalenco Miroslav
Date: 8th March 2023
Responding to (Name of book, chapter, section, etc.): New Testament Antiquity 2nd edition
Instructions: Please respond to each of the sections in complete sentences. All responses must be typed into
this form using Times New Roman, 12 pt. font that is single-spaced. Please use the entire page for your
responses.
Significant Observations: In 100-150 words, describe 2-3 significant observations from the
reading.
Chapter 26 discusses the book of Revelation, and one significant observation is that it contains
a mix of apocalyptic and prophetic literature. The book is highly symbolic, with images of beasts,
dragons, and other fantastical creatures, and contains vivid descriptions of the end of the world.
The book's message is ultimately one of hope, with a promise of salvation for those who remain
faithful to God.
Applications: In 100-150 words, discuss 2-3 ways concepts in the reading can be applied to
your life.
The significance of fulfilling Old Testament prophecies and promises. This can inspire
individuals to take their commitments and promises more seriously, whether in personal
relationships or professional settings. By fulfilling promises, individuals can build trust and
credibility with others and enhance their reputation as reliable and trustworthy.
New Questions: In 100-150 words, identify 2-3 new questions you have as a result of this
reading.
How did the symbolic language and apocalyptic themes in the book of Revelation influence the
way early Christians viewed the end of the world, and how do these themes continue to shape
contemporary Christian beliefs about eschatology? How do the ideas of grace and faith in Paul's
letters relate to contemporary debates about the role of works and faith in Christian salvation?
How have these ideas been interpreted and applied throughout Christian history