II.

CHIEF TEXTS IN OTHER BOOKS OF SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATED.

Gen. iii. 15; "The seed of the woman shall bruise the serpent's head." iv. 197
xiii. 3; "In thee shall all the families of the earth be blessed;" compared with
Gen. xv. 13; "Thy seed shall be a stranger," &c. iv. 198-200

Psalm cxxvi. 4; "Turn our captivity as the rivers in the south." iv. 173

Isaiah viii. 18; "I and my children are for signs from the Lord; " (also Zech iii.
8; "Men wondered at; ") i. 268

ix. 5; "This shall be with burning and fuel of fire;" &c. iv. 79

liv. 9; "This as the waters of Noah before me ; &c. ii. 96

lix. 21; "My spirit that is upon thee, and my words that are in thy mouth,
shall not depart out of thy mouth, nor out of the mouth of thy seed, &c. for
ever." ii. 196

Jer. li. 25; "I am against thee, O destroying mountain, and will make thee a burnt
mountain;" &c. iv. 108

Dan. iii. 40; “The fourth shall be strong as iron." i. 404

vii. 8; "In the horn were eyes like the eyes of a man." iii. 75, 145, 146
Matt. xvi. 18; "Thou art Peter, and on this rock will I build my church; &c. iii.

125, 126; iv. 286

xxv. 31; "When the Son of Man shall have come in his glory;" &c. iv. 226

Luke xxi. 32; "This generation shall not have passed away." &c. iv. 266

xvii. 20 "The kingdom of God cometh not with observation," &c. iv. 225

John v. 17; "My Father worketh hitherto, and I work." iv. 246

xvii. 9, 21-23; "That they all may be one,-that the world may believe that
thou hast sent me." iv. 217

xviii. 36; "My kingdom is not of this world." iv. 294

Acts i. 7; "It is not for you to know the times and the seasons; " &c. iii. 232. iv.
270

iii. 21: "Whom the heavens must receive until the times of the restitution of
all things;" iv. 289

Rom. viii. 19; "The creation waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God." iv.

214

xi. 25; "Till the Gentile wλnpwua be brought in," &c. iii. 230

2 Thess. ii. 1; "The coming of Jesus Christ, and our gathering unto him;

195

3; "Till there come the apostacy first;" &c. 77-87

4; "He as God sitteth in the temple of God." 365-370

Heb. xii. 22;

Ye are come unto Mount Zion;" &c. i. 109

" iv. 194,

2 Peter iii. 7; “The heavens and earth which are now are τεθησαυρισμένοι πυρι,
&c." iv. 228

13: "We according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new
earth," &c. iv. 241

1 John v. 20; "We know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us under-
standing to know him that is true;" &c. i. 245.

III.

AUTHORS CHIEFLY REFERRED TO ON MATTERS OF
CONTROVERSY.*

Arnold, Dr., on Prophetic Interpretation, iv. 569-580

Bickersteth, Rev. E., on the Seals, iv. 551-568; on the Beast, iii. 92

Bossuet on Apocalyptic Interpretation, iv. 478-487; on the Church visible and
invisible, iii. 55

Burgh. Rev. W. on the futurist Apocalyptic Scheme, iv. 519-550

Cuninghame, Mr. on the Seals, iv. 541-558; on the little book, ii. 44; on the death
of the Witnesses, ii. 384; on the Beast, his seventh head, and his image,
ii. 92, 103, 182

Daubuz about the 144,000, i. 241

Davidson, Dr., on the Apocalyptic date and Scheme of interpretation, i. 51—54, iv.
498-516

Dowling on the charge of Manicheism against the Paulikians, ii. 292, 451—467
Faber, Rev. G. S., on the four first Seals, i. 119; on the four Angels loosed from the
Euphrates, i. 457, 483; on the little book, ii. 44; on the death of the Wit-
nesses, ii. 384; on the Beast and his image, iii. 96, 182; on the millennium,
iv. 212-214

Gresley, Rev. R., on the Church, iv. 290

Hook, Dr. on the Apostolic succession, iv. 58

Lee, Professor, on Apocalyptic interpretation, iv. 497

Maitland, Rev. S. R., on the dark ages, i. 447; ii. 10; on the Council of Orleans, ii.
252; on the Paulikians, ii. 292, 451-467; on the year-day question, iii.
224-229; on demon-worship, ii. 439, 440; on Antichrist, iv. 539–548;
on Apocalyptic interpretation, iv. 522

Manning, Archdeacon, on the apostacy and mystery of iniquity, (2 Thess. ii. 3;) iii.

79 -

Mede on the 144,000, i. 241; on the third part, and land, sea, and rivers of the three
first Trumpets, 429, 334; on the little book, ii. 45; on the seven thunders,
ii. 102; on the Beast, iii, 102

Mylie, on Apocalyptic interpretation. See Bossuet.

Newton, Sir I., on the date of the Apocalypse; i. 37, 38, 45-47

Bishop, on the 144,000, i. 241; on the seven thunders, ii. 104; on the Beast's
seventh head, iii. 103

Oxford Tractator on Antichrist, iv. 535–542

Stuart, Professor M., on the date of the Apocalypse, i. 51-54*; on Apocalyptic

interpretation, ii. 488-506

Tilloch, Dr., on date of the Apocalypse, i. 37, 45-47
Whateley, Archbishop, on Christ's kingdom, iv. 291

Whitby on the millenium, iv. 182, 186, 219

* This Index of living Writers, or of such as have their living representatives on
the points referred to, is added with a view to the Author's correction, if in any
case he may inadvertently and unconsciously have mistaken and misrepresented
these writers' opinions and arguments.

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