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The Apocalypse in Rudolf Steiner's Lecture Series

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In 1908, Rudolf Steiner gave a series of lectures about the Book of Revelation. He showed that the messages to the seven churches and the unsealing of the seven seals should be understood as references to initiation. In this light, the great images of the Apocalypse take on new meaning. As well as being a Steiner-Waldorf class teacher, Charles Kovacs was much in demand as an experienced and insightful lecturer for adults. In this book, he helps us make sense of the apocalyptic imagery, including the four beasts, the four riders, the woman clothed with the sun, and the New Jerusalem. The book is illustrated with Kovacs' own colour paintings.

Author Biography:

Charles Kovacs (1907–2001) was born in Austria. After the Second World War he settled in Britain, and in 1956 he took over a class at the Rudolf Steiner School in Edinburgh, where he remained a class teacher until his retirement in 1976. Kovac is the author of a highly-respected series of books for Steiner-Waldorf teachers based on his extensive lesson notes, as well as books on religion and spirituality, including The Apocalypse in Rudolf Steiner's Lecture Series, The Spiritual Background to Christian Festivals and Christianity and the Ancient Mysteries.
Release date NZ
July 25th, 2013
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
16 colour & 16 b/w illustrations
Pages
112
Dimensions
138x216x8
ISBN-13
9781782500148
Product ID
21412530

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