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He defines apocalyptic literature as revelation of divine truth through a prophet or poet, with Ezekiel's eaten scroll as the upper-level tradition Dante overturns.
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Ezekiel
He defines apocalyptic literature as revelation of divine truth through a prophet or poet, with Ezekiel's eaten scroll as the upper-level tradition Dante overturns.
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"And so we are talking about the creation for the divine comedy of a new mind for humanity. If Homer was the father of..."
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"...us through a prophet or a poet. Okay? So this is Ezekiel, which is one of the earliest books of the Hebrew Bible. And..."
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"...them together into a story about, okay? And so, this is Ezekiel 37. And so, Ezekiel 37 says that the Lord God tells the..."
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