Ramsay, Seven Churches (1904, 1994)
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Sir William Mitchell Ramsay, The Letters to the Seven Churches, Mark W. Wilson (ed), (Hendrickson Publishers, 2nd edition 2001 Peabody 1994)
First edition
Contents: Preface to the Updated Edition pp. vii-ix. Preface to the Original Edition pp. x-xii. Illustrations in the Text pp. xv-xv.
1. Writing, Travel, and letters Among the Early Christians pp. 1-10. 2. Transmission of Letters in the First Century pp. 11-16. 3. The Christian letters and their Transmission pp. 17-24. 4. The Letters to the Seven Churches pp. 25-35. 5. Relation of the Christian Book to Contemporary Thought and Literature pp. 36-40. 6. The Symbolism of the Seven Churches pp. 41-52. 7. Authority of the Writer of the Seven Letters pp. 53-58. 8. The Education of St. John in Patmos pp. 59-66. 9. The Flavian Persecution in the Province of Asia as Depicted in the Apocalypse pp. 67-81. 10. The Province of Asia and the Imperial Religion pp. 82-91. 11. The Cities of Asia as Meeting Places of the Greek and the Asiatic Spirit pp. 92-101. 12. The Jews in the Asian Cities pp. 102-113. 13. The Pagan Converts in the Early Church pp. 114-122.
14. The Seven Churches of Asia pp. 123-132. 15. Origin of the Seven Representative Cities pp. 133-141. 16. Plan and Order of Topics in the Seven Letters pp. 142-150. 17. Ephesus: The City of Change pp. 151-171. 18. The Letter of the Church of Smyrna pp. 172-181. 19. Smyrna: The City of Life pp. 182-194. 20. The letter to Church in Smyrna pp. 195-204. 21. Pergamum: The Royal City, the City of Authority pp. 205-212. 22. The Letter to Church of Pergamum pp. 213-230. 23. Thyatira: Weakness Made Strong pp. 231-239. 24. The Letter to the Church of Thyatira pp. 240-258. 25. Sardis: The City of Death pp. 259-270. 26. The Letter to the Church in Sardis pp. 271-285. 27. Philadelphia: The Missionary City pp. 286-293. 28. The Letter to the Church in Philadelphia pp. 294-302. 29. Laodicea: The City of Compromise pp. 303-312. 30. The Letter to the Church in Laodicea pp. 313-317. 31. Epilogue pp. 318-319. Total pages, i-xv, 1-320.