Twelve lectures on the great events of unfulfilled prophecy

288 pages ; 20 cm Introductory discourse on the importance and duty of the study of prophecy -- The Restoration and conversion of the Jews and their reestablishment in the land of Canaan -- The recovery of the lost ten tribes, and their reunion with the two tribes as one nation, in the land of Canaan -- The rise, reign, and overthrow of the infidel antichrist, the last head of the Roman Empire -- The ministry and martyrdom of the two witnesses; the time, the place, and the end of their testimony for Christ -- The overthrow of Romanism and Mohammedanism, the two great enemies of the Gospel of Christ -- The calamities and distresses which fall upon the nations of the Earth at the close of this dispensation -- The Battle of Armageddon, where fought, and its results to the Jews and to the Gentiles -- The binding of Satan, and his expulsion from the earth -- The introduction of the new dispensation -- The first resurrection and reign of the saints with Christ for a thousand years on the renewed earth -- The distinguishing features of the Millennial dispensation, which are, 1. Fertility of the earth; 2. Longevity of its inhabitants; 3. Peace and quietness of all nations; 4. Universal prevalence of knowledge and holiness -- The difference between the Millennial Dispensation and the New Jerusalem state