John

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Christian saint New Testament person biblical figure

John is traditionally regarded as the author of the New Testament’s Book of Revelation, a prophetic and apocalyptic text in Christian scripture.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian saint → New Testament person → biblical figure →
associatedEmpire	Roman Empire →
associatedPlace	Patmos →
associatedRegion	Asia Minor →
associatedRuler	Domitian →
associatedSymbol	apocalyptic imagery → book or scroll → eagle →
associatedWithConcept	Seven Churches of Asia →
associatedWithNumber	seven →
associatedWithTextGenre	apocalyptic literature → prophetic literature →
attributedWork	Apocalypse of John → Book of Revelation →
disputedIdentificationWith	John the Apostle → John the Evangelist →
feastDay	May 4 → May 8 → September 26 →
fieldOfWork	Christian prophecy → Christian theology →
honorificTitle	John the Divine → John the Revelator → John the Theologian → Saint John →
influenced	Christian art → Christian eschatology → Christian liturgy →
languageOfWriting	Koine Greek →
name	John →
religion	Christianity →
scripturalCanon	Christian Bible →
scripturalCorpus	New Testament →
theologicalTheme	apocalyptic prophecy → eschatology → final judgment → heavenly visions → second coming of Christ →
traditionalRole	author of the Book of Revelation →
traditionalTimeOfActivity	late 1st century →
veneratedIn	Anglican Communion → Eastern Orthodox Church → Lutheran Churches → Oriental Orthodox Churches → Roman Catholic Church → other Protestant Churches →
visionLocation	island of Patmos →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Book of Revelation →	attributedTo
Mark 13 →	audience
Janice →	etymologicalOrigin
Acts of the Apostles →	featuresCharacter
John of Patmos →	name