The canonical Revelation is ascribed to a contemporary member of the first-century church named John,rather than to a figure of the distant past.This makes Revelation
A)fraudulent.
B)suspicious.
C)unique.
D)especially relevant to today's believers.

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The fact that Revelation is ascribed to a contemporary member of the first-century church named John makes it unique, as it comes from a first-hand account of someone who lived during the time of Jesus and the early church. This also reinforces the authenticity and relevance of the book for today's believers.

The Canonical Revelation Is Ascribed to a Contemporary Member of the First-Century