This work plan reveals the structure of theological reception in Revelation, highlighting key arguments and literary analyses.
v1.1: Claim Ladder added (five claims distinguished from weakest to strongest, preventing collapse). Gospels-as-biography line softened. Josephus heteronym cluster explicitly sequenced as hypothesis class. Academia.edu removed from deployment surfaces. Literary-genetic argument fully expanded (why Revelation makes sense as first, why nothing else does). Political dimension expanded (Josephus as captured semantic laborer, heteronyms as fracturing under Roman capture). Papyrological Inversion section added (P52/P98/P46 material record). MPAI specification and executive summary with FAQs added. 11,310 words.
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