Prophecy, oracles, and revelation

A Remarkable prophecy.

1794

A Scriptural view of the rise of the heathen, Jewish, and Christian monarchies in the world

1797

A catechism on the four great and universal empires, and the Kingdom by which they will be succeeded, as mentioned in the book of the prophecies of Daniel

1840

A comment on the twenty-third chapter of the prophet Isaiah

1842

A commentary on the prophecy of Isaiah

Alexander Fraser

1800

A commentary or exposition upon the prophecy of Habakkuk

Edward Marbury

1865

A commentary or exposition upon the prophecy of Obadiah

Edward Marbury

1865

A commentary upon the prophecy of Malachi

Richard Stock

1865

A critical dissertation on the XXIV. chapter of the prophecy of Isaiah

Gavin Mitchell

1799

A critical examination of some of the fundamental principles of the Rev. George Stanley Faber's Sacred Calendar of Prophecy with an answer to his arguments against the Millennial advent and reign of Messiah

William Cuninghame

1829

A discourse on prophecy

George Allan

1823

A dissertation on Jacob's prophecy

John Skinner

1757

A letter to the editor of the Quarterly Review, in reply to certain strictures in that publication, on the Rev. Dr. Reith's "Evidence of prophecy."

James Brewster

1836

A most strange and wonderful prophecy

Alexander Peden

1714

A most strange and wonderful prophecy, in the year 1684

Alexander Peden

1712

A most strange and wonderful prophecy, in the year 1684. By Mr. Alexander Pedan late minister of the Gospel in the west of Scotland. I. The foretelling the death of King Charles the Second. II. Two Dukes contending for the crown, & York prevailing, but not reigning 4 years. III. King Williams succeeding, and the manner of his losing his life. IV. And after him our Gracious Queen Ann her succeeding the throne, all which are accomplished accordingly. And also great and wonderful things concerning the conversion of the Jews and Turks to the Christian religion, and the glorious days of the Gospel; in bringing about of which Scotland shall mainly be instrumental, which great things cannot but be very acceptable to all good Christians. All those who live to see the year 1715 shall see this accomplished

Alexander Peden

1714

A most strange and wonderful prophecy. In the year 1684. By Mr. Alexander Pedan late minister of the Gospel in the west of Scotland. I. The foretelling the death of King Charles the Second. II. Two Dukes contending for the crown, and York prevailing, but not reigning four years. III. King William's succeeding, and the manner of his losing his life. IV. And after him our Gracious Queen Anne her succeeding the throne: all which are accomplished accordingly. And also great and wonderful things concerning the conversion of the Jews and Turks to the Christian religion, and the glorious days of the Gospel, in bringing above of which Scotland shall mainly be instrumental, which great things cannot but be very acceptable to all good Christians. All those who live to see the year 1715 shall see this accomplished

Alexander Peden

1714

A most strange and wonderful prophecy. In the year 1684: By Mr. Alexander Pedan late minister of the Gospel in the west of Scotland. I. The foretelling the death of King Charles the Second: II Two Dukes contending for the crown; and York prevailing, but not reigning four yeare: III King William,s [sic] succeeding, and the manner of his losing his life: IV: And after him our Gracious Queen Anne her succeeding the throne: all which are accomplished accordingly. And also great and wonderful things concerning the conversion of the Jews and Turks to the Christian religion, and the glorious days of the Gospel, in bringing about of which Scotland shall mainly be instrumental, which great things cannot but be very acceptable to all good Christians: All those who live to see the year 1715 shall see this accomplished

Alexander Peden

1714

A prophecy concerning the Lord's return to Scotland, by a plentiful out-pouring of the spirit upon his church and land

James Renwick

1746

A prophecy of an old prophet, concerning kings, and judges, and rulers, and of the magistrates of Edinburgh, and also of the downfal [sic] of Babylon, which is locusts, who is King of the bottomless pit

William Mitchel

1737

A selection of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah

1810

A selection of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah, coupled with their fulfil[l]ment in the New

1810

A strange and wondereu [sic] prophecy concerning the King of Prussia

Allan Logan

1758

A supplement to the second edition of the Essay on the Revelation

Lauchlan Taylor

1776