The Prophetic Faith of Our Fathers, vol. 1

Illustrations and Charts

TRANSMITTING THE LUMINOUS TORCH OF PROPHETIC INTERPRETATION	2
PROPHETIC PORTRAYALS AS RECOGNIZABLE AS RUSHMORE FIGURES	22
THE GREAT PROPHETIC DRAMA IN THREE MAJOR ACTS	38
INSPIRATION’S ANIMATED CARTOONS OF THE NATIONS	46
NEBUCHADNEZZAR’S BABYLON: ARTIST’S RECONSTRUCTION BASED ON ACTUAL REMAINS	48
EXAMPLES OF COMPOSITE BEASTS FAMILIAR TO THE BABYLONIANS	50
THE LION AND ITS ADAPTATION IN BABYLONIAN ART	52
APPROXIMATE TIMING OF OLD TESTAMENT PROPHETS SYNCHRONIZED WITH SUCCESSIVE WORLD POWERS (CHART)	58, 59
COMPARATIVE LISTS OF OLD TESTAMENT BOOKS, SHOWING SEPTUAGINT AND ROMAN CATHOLIC ENLARGEMENTS (CHART)	78, 79
PANORAMIC VIEW OF FIRST CENTURY, WITH CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF NEW TESTAMENT WRITINGS (CHART)	98, 99
PROPHECIES EMPLOY COMMON NATIONAL SYMBOLS	129
GOAT SYMBOL A FAMILIAR FIGURE ON GRECIAN COINS	130
THE GRECIAN “GOAT” SMITES THE PERSIAN “RAM”	132
THE PALATINE, ONE OF ROME’S SEVEN IDENTIFYING HILLS	159
ROMAN COINS REFLECT ROMAN HISTORY	160
TEXT OF VATICAN MANUSCRIPT OF Daniel 8:14 READS “2300”	179
COLISEUM, SCENE OF EARLY CHRISTIAN MARTYRDOMS	218
THE CATACOMBS—SUBTERRANEAN CHAMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN DEAD	228
WHEN ROME RULED AS FOURTH PROPHETIC POWER	230
PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF PROPHETIC INTERPRETATION (CHART 1)	238, 239
PROPHETIC SYMBOLS FIND COUNTERPARTS ON ROMAN COINS	259
HLPPOLYTUS, BISHOP OF PORTUS ROMANUS	269
THREE NOTED MOLDERS OF PROPHETIC OPINION	327
RUINS AT DIOCLETIAN’S HOME CITY	345
BATHS OF DIOCLETIAN AT ROME, POSSIBLY BUILT BY CHRISTIAN SLAVES	350
CONSTANTINE PROFOUNDLY CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY	360
PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF PROPHETIC INTERPRETATION (CHART 2)	370, 371
CONSTANTINE THE GREAT DOMINATES THE FOURTH CENTURY	384
CASTING DOWN OF PAGANISM MEMORIALIZED ON ROMAN COINS	387
PROPHETIC EXPOSITORS ON FRINGE OF EMPIRE	400
JEROME—LAST OF THE EARLY PROPHETIC EXPOSITORS	438
EARLY CHURCH PERIOD: LEADING POSITIONS OF PRINCIPAL EXPOSITORS OF DANIEL (CHART)	456, 457

EARLY CHURCH PERIOD: LEADING POSITIONS OF PRINCIPAL EXPOSITORS ON REVELATION (CHART)	458, 459
AUGUSTINE, BISHOP OF HIPPO, OUTSTANDING LATIN FATHER	474
TRIUMPHAL ARCH AND JUDICIAL BASILICA OF CONSTANTINE	494
EPOCHAL COMPILATION OF JUSTINIAN AND THE EMPEROR’S PORTRAIT	506
THE CROWNING OF CHARLEMAGNE BY LEO III	534
CHARTING OF THE TICHONIAN INFLUENCE FOR SEVEN CENTURIES	545
EARLIEST ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OF PROPHETIC SYMBOLS EXTANT	576
SELECTED DRAWINGS FROM BEATUS’ WORK	578
ILLUSTRATED BAMBERG APOCALYPSE OF ELEVENTH CENTURY	592
FURTHER ILLUSTRATIONS FROM BAMBERG APOCALYPSE	594
THE VENERABLE BEDE DICTATING TO His ANAMUENSIS	610
MATTHEW PARIS, ENGLISH CHRONICLER	626
MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED TREATISES OF JOACHIM OF FLORIS	684
THREE GREAT MEDIEVAL FIGURES	685
PSEUDO-JOACHIM MANUSCRIPT ATTRIBUTED TO MONK OF BAMBERG	718
ESCHATOLOGICAL WRITINGS OF ARNOLD OF VLLLANOVA	746
EMPEROR AND POPE WHO EXCHANGED PROPHETIC EPITHETS	794
EBERHARD II, FIRST TO APPLY LITTLE HORN TO HISTORICAL PAPACY	797
WALDENSIAN MISSIONARY TRAINING SCHOOL IN PIEDMONTESE ALPS	828
WALDENSIAN COLLEGE, TORRE PELLICE, AT ENTRANCE TO VALLEYS	838
MILAN CATHEDRAL AND PANORAMA OF WALDENSIAN VALLEYS	850
MILTON, THE BLIND POET, DICTATING TO His DAUGHTERS	857
WHERE THE WALDENSES LIVED AND SUFFERED FOR THEIR FAITH	864
WALDENSIAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE REFORMATION	885
EARLY MEDIEVAL PERIOD: LEADING POSITIONS OF PRINCIPAL EXPOSITORS OF DANIEL (CHART)	894, 895
EARLY MEDIEVAL PERIOD: LEADING POSITIONS OF PRINCIPAL EXPOSITORS ON REVELATION (CHART)	896, 897
SECOND ADVENT PAINTING, HIDDEN FOR CENTURIES, RESTORED	900
TABULATION OF SOURCES ON WALDO AND THE ORIGIN OF THE WALDENSES	944