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'''Saint John the Divine''' is the author of [[Revelation]], the last book of the [[Bible]], which he wrote after seeing a miraculous vision while on the island of Patmos. There is some debate over whether he is the same person as [[John the Apostle]], to whom are attributed the [[Gospel of John]] and the three Epistles of John.  Ancient writers as early as [[Justin Martyr]] said they were one and the same.
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'''Saint John the Divine''' is the author of [[Revelation]], the last book of the [[Bible]], which he wrote after seeing a miraculous vision while on the island of Patmos.
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Traditionally John the Divine is believed to be [[John the Apostle]] with ancient writers as early as [[Justin Martyr]] saying they were one and the same. This is not known for certain. 
  
 
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Revision as of 02:15, October 31, 2008

Saint John the Divine is the author of Revelation, the last book of the Bible, which he wrote after seeing a miraculous vision while on the island of Patmos.

Traditionally John the Divine is believed to be John the Apostle with ancient writers as early as Justin Martyr saying they were one and the same. This is not known for certain.