Rosettes and Revelations Pt.1: The Holy City - Koen Gheuens and Cary Rapaport

[Koen G]

I find your approach very interesting, especially the interpretation of the high walls. I am already very curious about the continuation of your theesis in the next part.

I think your representation differs so clearly from Wastl and Feger that one can hardly compare them.

Thanks! 
Yeah, the thing is that W&F do call it Heavenly Jerusalem, but when I went to read what they actually wrote, it turned out to be about the "old", earthly Jerusalem, used in a different context. But it was a good opportunity to introduce the different concepts.