-
Patmos (Gr****: Πάτμος,
pronounced [
ˈpatmos]) is a Gr****
island in the
Aegean Sea. It is
famous as the
location where John of
Patmos received the visions...
- of
Patmos (neither John the Apostle, nor John the Evangelist).
Authorship of the
Johannine works Pseudo-John
Revelation 1:9 Souvay, Charles. "
Patmos."...
-
Patmos is a Gr**** island.
Patmos may also
refer to:
Patmos, Arkansas, a town in the
United States Patmos, Georgia, an
unincorporated community in the United...
- the Gr****
island of
Patmos,
where the Book of
Revelation was written.
Patmos is part of the Hope
Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Patmos is
located in southern...
- have been
exiled to
Patmos,
during the ****cutions
under Emperor Domitian.
Revelation 1:9 says that the
author wrote the book on
Patmos: "I, John, both your...
- erroneous. The
author states in Rev 1:9 that he is on
Patmos, and so he is
conventionally called John of
Patmos. He was a
Jewish Christian prophet,
probably belonging...
-
Landscape with
Saint John on
Patmos (French:
Paysage avec
saint Jean à
Patmos) is a 1640
neoclassical painting by
Nicolas Poussin, now in the Art Institute...
-
Christians have
traditionally identified him with John the Apostle, John of
Patmos, and John the Presbyter,
although this has been
disputed by most modern...
-
monastery founded in 1088 in
Chora on the
island of
Patmos. It is
named after St. John of
Patmos, the
author of the
Christian Book of
Revelation who,...
-
Aegean island of
Patmos,
along the road
between the
villages of Chóra and Skala. This
grotto marks the spot
where St. John of
Patmos received his visions...
