Dobbs (J.) Concise View of Predictions Fulfilled and Fulfilling. Svo. 1800.

Brown (John.) Harmony of Scripture Prophecies. 12mo.

1800.

A valuable work.

Kett (Henry.) History the Interpreter of Prophecy. 8vo.

1801.

Nares (Robt.) Warburton Lectures. Connected View of Prophecies. 8vo. 1805.

Pirie (Alex.) Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works. 6 vols.

Bicheno (J.) Destiny of the German Empire. 8vo. 1806. Bicheno (J.) Signs of the Times. 4 parts. 8vo. 1808-17. Ettrick (W.) Second Exodus, or the Prophecies of the Last Times. 3 vols. 8vo. 1811-12.

Winchester (E.) Lectures on Prophecies to be fulfilled. 4 vols. Svo. 1833.

Some of the principles unsound.

Simpson (David.) A Key to the Prophecies. 8vo. 1815. A useful introductory work.

Frere (J. H.) Combined View of the Prophecies. 8vo. 1815. Structure of the Apocalypse. 1826. Letters 1831-3. Mr. Cuninghame has published strictures on this work. Hales (Wm.) A Synopsis of the Signs of the Times.

1817.

Svo.

Roberts (Peter.) Manual of Prophecy. 8vo. 1818.
Brown (J. A.) The Even Tide. 2 vols. 8vo. 1823.
New and questionable interpretations; but with valuable
hints.

The Mount of Vision. 18mo. 1823.

Davison (John.) Discourses on Prophecy. 8vo. 1824.
Much valuable instruction in this work.

Penn (Gran.) Christian Survey of Prophecy. 42mo. 1824.
Cooper (Edw.) The Crisis. 12mo. 1826.

Maitland (S. R.) and St. John.

1831.

Inquiries into the Prophetic Period of Daniel 1826-9. Letter to the Rev. W. Digby.

An acute searcher into preceding interpretations, but in the Author's view, difficulties are raised on insufficient grounds. Dialogues on Prophecy. 3 vols. 8vo. 1828.

Irvin (Ed.) The Last Days. Svo. 1828.

Towers (Dr.) Illustrations of Prophecy. 8vo. 1828.

Leavened with a republican spirit. See Investigator, vol. 3, p. 152.

Marsh (W.) Plain Thoughts on Prophecy. Svo. 1828.

VOL. II.-72

Cole (J. W.) Commentary on the Prophecies. 2 vols. 8vo.

1828.

Hamilton (Dr.) Defence of the Scriptural Doctrine of the Second Advent. 12mo. 1828.

Drummond (H.) Defence of the Students of Prophecy in Answer to Dr. Hamilton. 8vo. 1828.

Morning Watch. 7 vols. 1829-32.

Some useful Papers on the Discursive Prophecies, but much that is peculiar to Mr. Irving in the doctrines stated in this work.

Lee (Professor.) Six Sermons and Dissertations on the Interpretations of Prophecy, with Exposition of Revelation. 8vo.

1830.

Founded upon the old and unsatisfactory system of an early fulfilled Revelation.

Hales (Wm.) New Analysis of Chronology and Geography, History and Prophecy. 4 vols. 8vo. 1830.

A very elaborate work, adopting the Chronology of Josephus, but with much confusion of thought, and assumptions without adequate proof.

Faber (G. S.) Sacred Calendar of Prophecy. 3 Vols. 8vo.

1830.

Much varied learning and research; but sometimes speculative and unsatisfactory. See Mr. Cuninghame's Critical Examination:

Whitely (John.) Scheme and Completion of Prophecy. 8vo.

1831.

Van Mildert (Bp.) Rise and Progress of Infidelity. 2 vols.

8vo. 1830.

Digby (Wm.) Treatise on the 1260 Days of Daniel and St.

John.

12mo. 1831.

Thorp (Wm.) Destinies of the British Empire. 8vo. 1831. An awakening work.

Wood (G. H.) The Believer's Guide in Unfulfilled Prophecy. 8vo. 1831.

Anderson (Will.) Apology for Millennial Doctrine. Parts I. and II.

1830-1.

An able writer, calculated to remove prejudices. Vint (W.) New Illustrations of Prophecy. 8vo. 1831. Platt (T. P.) Thoughts on the Prophecies. 8vo. 1832. Rose (Sir George.) Scriptural Researches. 18mo. 1832. Some striking typical illustrations. See China and Africa. Cuninghame (W.) Strictures on Mr. Maitland's Four Pamphlets. 8vo. 1832. Political Destiny of the Earth. Jubilean Chronology. 1834. Chronology of Israel. 1835. Fulness of Times. 1836. Supplementary Dissertation. 1836. Chro

nology from Creation to 1837. Septuagint and Hebrew Chronologies. 1838.

Smith (J.P.) Sermon on the Interpretation of Prophecy. 8vo.

1831.

See Monthly Lectures on Prophecy also, by Fletcher, Orme, Collyer, Burder, Vaughan, Morrison, Dobson, &c. &c. Holmes (W. A.) The Time of the End, on Prophetic Chronology. 12mo. 1833.

Keith (Alex.) Evidence of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 8vo. 1834. The Signs of the Times. 2 vols. 12mo. 1832. Demonstration of the Truth, &c. 12mo. 1838. The first is a very useful work. "The Signs of the Times" is less to be trusted. The work on the evidence is on the plan of Bishop Newton's Dissertations, with farther proofs of the fulfilment of the Prophecies from modern and even infidel travellers. The Demonstration contains much condensed information.

Myers (Thos.) The Prophecies delivered by Christ himself. 12mo. 1836.

Valuable thoughts in this work.

England; The Sound of the Trumpet, being a Prophetic warning of Alarm.

8vo. 1837.

A good deal of information gathered together; with some strained exposition and confusion.

Maitland (S. R.) Reply to the strictures of W. Cuninghame, Esq. 8vo. 1834.

See notice of this writer's works in the preceding page. Habershon (M.) A Dissertation on the Prophetic Scriptures. 8vo. 1834. Abridged, price ls. 6d. 1835.

Mr. H. supposes different commencements and terminations of the same periods. It is written in a practical and Christian spirit.

Præmillennial Hymns with an Introduction by Mr. Habershon. 18mo. 1836.

Extracts on Prophecy, chiefly on the approaching Advent and Kingdom of Christ. 12mo. 1835.

Useful selections, chiefly from modern writers.

Bogie (B. D.) The Crisis, or the Approaching grand Religious Revolution. 12mo. 1836.

Some questionable interpretations, but a good deal of historical information. In several of the statements the author cannot concur.

The Seventh Vial; a connected view on the Prophecies of the Old and New Testaments. 12mo. 1836.

Davies (C. N.)

Brooks (J. W.)

Lectures on Prophecy.
Elements of Prophecy.

12mo. 1836.

12mo. 1837.

A work full of useful information.

Chauncy (W. Snell.) Dissertations on Unaccomplished Prophecy. Svo. 1838.

Dublin Christian Herald, 1830-1834.

5 vols. 8vo.

It is to be regretted that this work has ceased.

Investigator. 4 vols. 8vo. 1832-1835.

Much useful information in this work.

The Christian Observer, and the Jewish Expositor, contain in past years many valuable papers on Prophecy.

Laborde (Leon de.) Journey through Arabia Petræa to Mount Sinai and Petra. Svo. 1836.

A striking illustration of prophecies respecting Edom. Tyso (Joseph.) An Elucidation of the Prophecies. 8vo. 1838. This work gives the sentiments of a variety of interpreters, and renounces the year day; there are several mistakes in it and in the general views held.

A vast number of other books might be added, such as the writings of Addis, Bernard, R. Clarke, Cluverus, Cradock, Du John, Hares, Hoblyn, Holland, Huet, Hurdis, King, Lawrie, Loys, Macleod, Marwick, Marshall, Mead, Newans, Pyle, Reader, Townes, Thruston, Ward, &c. Vitringa mentions Gulichus, Monuna, Heidegger, and Tillius as valuable writers.

ON THE MESSIAH.

Eusebii (P.) Demonstratio Evangelica. fo. 1628.

Guild (Wm.) Moses Unveiled: the Harmony of the Prophets.

12mo. 1658.

Abuddie (James.) Accomplishment of the Prophecies in Jesus Christ.

1689. 12mo. 1810.

Clarke (Samuel.) Connection of Prophecies in the Old Testament, and application to Christ. 8vo. 1725.

Kidder (Bishop.) Demonstration of the Messiah. fo. 1726. Directed to convince the Jews. Much Jewish learning. Gill (John.) The Prophecies of the Old Testament literally fulfilled in Jesus. 8vo. 1728.

Gillies (John.) Essays on the Prophecies relating to the Messiah. 8vo. 1773.

Maclaurin (John.) Essay on the Prophecies relating to the Messiah. 8vo. 1778.

Hales (W.) Dissertations on the principal Prophecies. 8vo.

1808.

Levi (David.) Dissertations on the Prophecies of the Old Testament. 2 vols. 8vo. 1793-6, and 1817.

Contains the views of the modern Jews.

Cuninghame (W.) Remarks on David Levi's Dissertation.

Svo. 1810.

Robinson (Thomas.) Prophecies on Messiah. 8vo. 1812. A very practical and evangelical writer.

THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.

Alabaster (W.) Ecce Sponsus Venit. 4to. 1633. Durant (John.) Salvation of the Saints by the Appearances of Christ.

12mo. 1653.

Very spiritual and edifying.

Patrick (Bp.) Glorious Epiphany. 12mo. 1678.

Maurice (H.) An Impartial Account of Mr. John Mason, and his Sentiments. 4to. 1695.

The case of Mr. Mason of Water Stratford has been brought forward, to shew the danger of looking for a personal visible coming of our Lord, just as the derangement of the poet Cowper was brought forward to shew the danger of receiving the doctrines of grace. Mr. Mason's case is fully stated and illustrated, in the account given of him by Mr. Maurice, and may well preserve the reader from unscriptural delusion. He was in a state of extreme bodily infirmity. He had violent pains in the head, and was troubled with vapours in an excessive degree. His legs and feet were often so very cold, that two or three hours excessive rubbing could scarce procure any sensible heat, and his head was so much out of order that he could not bear the least noise. Under these circumstances, and under great mental excitement, he seems to have had a dream which he construed into a real vision of our Lord, and the certainty of his coming to his own parish, and this led, as might be expected to innumerable extravagances. Mr. Maurice gives several just reflections, (amidst some unfounded ones,) on the wise providence of God in permitting this, both for the chastisement of some, and the awakening of others, as a guard against delusion. His work is valuable to those likely to be carried away by enthusiasm, and will not fail to be abused by those who wish to turn men from waiting for the Lord. Allix (P.) De Messia Duplici Adventu. 12mo. 1701. Gale (Th.) A Discourse concerning Christ's Second Coming.

8vo. 1673.

A very practical and useful work. Nisbett (N.) Coming of the Messiah.

8vo. 1802.

A laboured attempt to confine the descriptions of Christ's coming and the apostacy, in the Gospels and Epistles, to the first coming and 2 Thess. ii. to the rebellions of the Jews.