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<strong>God’s power according to Revelation.</strong> The article argues that the ‘power of God’ expressed  by the title ‘Pantokrator’ in the Revelation of John should be interpreted against a concrete  context and issues about God’s deeds of righteousness. From a human perspective God seems  to be passive and silent concerning the suffering of believers caused by the enemies of God.  However, God’s sovereignty transcends all secular and supernatural powers. The power of  God manifests itself in the acts of Jesus the Messiah whose power is paradoxically proclaimed  by his being described as both a lion and a lamb

Der 'Pantokrator': Die Inszenierung von Gottes Macht in der Offenbarung des Johannes