The Prophetic Faith of Our Fathers, vol. 2

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• Illustrations and Charts
• Introduction to Volume II
• CHAPTER ONE: Revival of Interpretation in Italy and Bohemia
• CHAPTER TWO: Wyclif Expands Exposition of Little Horn
• CHAPTER THREE: Lollard Positions Molded by Prophetic Interpretation
• CHAPTER FOUR: Collective Extermination of Antichrist Opposers
• CHAPTER FIVE: Cusa Applies Prophetic Time Measurement to 2300 Days
• CHAPTER SIX: Death for Applying “Babylon” to Papacy
• CHAPTER SEVEN: Columbus Impelled by Prophecies to Open New World
• CHAPTER EIGHT: Jewish Expositors Stress Rome and Year-Day Principle
• CHAPTER NINE: Persecution Accentuates Medieval Jewish Exposition
• CHAPTER TEN: Climax of Jewish Interpretation in Centuries Sixteen and Seventeen
• CHAPTER ELEVEN: The Reformation Born of a Twofold Discovery
• CHAPTER TWELVE: Luther Sets Pattern for Reformation Interpretation
• CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Luther’s Co-Reformers Stress Prophetic Interpretation
• CHAPTER FOURTEEN:Gradual Clarification of Hazy Points Continues
• CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Swiss Reformers Parallel German Interpretations
• CHAPTER SIXTEEN: English Martyrs Nerved for Stake by Prophecies
• CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Emphasis Centered on Papacy as Prophesied Antichrist
• CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Anglican Leaders Continue the Prophetic Emphasis
• CHAPTER NINETEEN: Calvin Clear Only Regarding Antichrist
• CHAPTER TWENTY: Knox and Napier Notable Scottish Expositors
• CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Rome’s Counterattacks on Protestant Interpretation
• CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: Jesuits Introduce Futurist Counterinterpretation
• CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: Seventeenth Century Begins With Battle
• CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: King James I Turns Prophetic Expositor
• CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: Similar Expositions in Various Protestant Groups
• CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: Approaching End of Papal Period Predated
• CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: German Expositors Parallel British Positions
• CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: French Huguenots Hold Prophetic Banner High
• CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE: Eighteenth Century Marked by Contrasting Developments
• CHAPTER THIRTY: Advances in Exposition; Lisbon Earthquake Noted
• CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE: Pietism’s Advances Counterbalanced by Rationalism’s Inroads
• CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO: Predictions of French Revolution and Papal Overthrow
• CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: French Revolution Leads to Papal Wound
• CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR: The Deadly Wound Ends the 1260 Years
• CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE: End of Period Recognized and Proclaimed
• CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX: Summing Up the Evidence of Volume II
• Acknowledgments
• Appendices
• Bibliography