many Jews in Hindostan, who are supposed to have migrated there soon after the Babylonian captivity, and who ought probably to be considered rather as Israelites than Jews. p. 85.-(3.) But there is reason to believe, that the greatest part of the ten tribes still subsists in the places where Salmanasar carried them. Search accordingly has been made for them in those countries, and apparently not without success. p. 86.-15. Reasons for thinking, that the restoration of Judah will occupy a period of 30 years, and the subsequent restoration of Israel, an additional period of 45 years. p. 91.-16. At the end of this last period, the houses of Judah and Israel will coalesce into one kingdom; the children of Jacob according to the flesh will be made instrumental in converting the pagan nations to Christianity; and the blessedness of the Millennium will commence. p. 94.-17. It may be ascertained from prophecy, that the great maritime nation, which is to act so conspicuous apart in the restoration of Judah, will be that state of protes tant Europe which shall possess a decided naval superiority at the time when the 1260 years shall expire. p. 97.-(1.) This is all the positive knowledge, which we can attain to: nevertheless it is worthy of observation, that, as we draw near to the time of the end, we behold a nation which exactly answers to the character of the infidel king, another which no less exactly answers to that of the mighty king of the North, and a third which has arrived by rapid strides at the most complete naval superiority that was ever possessed by any people. As yet we behold no kingdom, which, consistently with the general tenor of prophecy, may be considered as the king of the South. p. 101. -(2.) England may possibly be the great maritime power in question, but we have no authority for positively saying that it will. p. 108.-III. Remarks on the mode of exposition proposed to be adopted. p. 109.-1. Unchronological prophecies are framed in such a manner, as to have a double meaning, primary and ultimate. ibid.-2. The phraseology of prophecy is greatly affected by this circumstance. p. 114.

PRO.

PROPHECY I.

The dispersion of the Israelites-their idolatry in their dispersion-their future restoration. Deut. iv. 27-31. p. 117.

PROPHECY II.

The calamities at the siege of Jerusalem-the various circumstances attending the dispersion of the Jews-their final conversion and restoration. Deut. xxviii. 15-66. xxix, 22-29.

xxx. 1-10. p. 119.

PROPHECY III.

The millennian glory of Jerusalem-the rebuking of Antichrist. Isaiah ii. 1-5. p. 131.

PROPHECY IV.

The judicial blindness of the Jews-their preservation from entire destruction. Isaiah vi. 8-13. p. 133.

PROPHECY V.

The birth of Christ-his second advent-the blessings of his millennian kingdom-the restoration and conversion of Israel -the exhaustion of the mystic Euphrates and Nile-the overthrow of the Antichristian sovereign of the mystic Babylon in the land of Palestine. Isaiah xi. xii. xiii. xiv. 1—27. p. 137.

PROPHECY VI.

The dispersion of the Jews-the irruption of Antichrist at the time of their restoration-the character of some maritime nation destined to restore the converted Jews-the occupation of mount Zion by Antichrist-his invasion of Egyptthe state of Egypt at this period-the religious connection of Assyria, Israel, and Egypt. Isaiah xvii. xviii, xix. p. 180.

PRO

PROPHECY VII.

The dispersion of the Jews-their restoration from the west→→ the lamentation of Judah on account of the treachery of Antichrist-his restoration in the midst of great political troubles-the overthrow of Antichrist-the triumph of the restored Jews-the certainty of their restoration and of the overthrow of Antichrist-the exhaustion of the Euphrates and the Nile. Isaiah xxiv. xxv. xxvi. xxvii. p. 228.

PROPHECY VIII.

The dispersion and subsequent restoration of the Jews-the overthrow of the mystic Assyrian. Isaiah xxx. 17–33. p. 253.

PROPHECY IX.

The desolation of the mystic Edom-the miracles of Christ at his first and second advent-the restoration of the Jews. Isaiah xxxiv. xxxv. p. 259.

PROPHECY X.

The first advent-the second advent-the overthrow of Antichrist-the conversion and restoration of the spiritually blind Jews-a denunciation aganist Babylon. Isaiah xlii. xliii. 1-21. p. 268.

PROPHECY XI.

The gathering both of Jews and Gentiles into the millennian church-the greatness of Israel-the fall of Antichrist. Isaiah xlix. 5-26. p. 278.

PROPHECY XII.

The joy and prosperity of the once desolate church of Judah at the time of the restoration-the vain gathering together of Antichrist. Isaiah liv. p. 285.

PRO

PROPHECY XIII.

The sins of the Jews the cause of their separation from Godthe overthrow of God's enemies at the time of their conversion and restoration-the spiritual glory of the millennian church-the continental restoration of the ten tribes-the maritime restoration of the converted of Judah. Isaiah xlix. 1, 2, 15—21. lx. p. 290.

PROPHECY XIV.

The restoration and conversion of Judah—the triumph of Christ over the mystic Edom. Isaiah Ixii. lxiii. p. 302.

PROPHECY XV.

The call of the Jews-the mystic birth of the Jewish nationa description of the Antichristian confederacy—its overthrow -the scattering of such as escape-the restoration of the converted ten tribes-the glories of the millennium, Isaiah Ixvi. 5-24. p. 319.

PROPHECY XVI.

The captivity, restoration, conversion, and union, of Israel and Judah-the invasion of Palestine from the north by Antichrist -his destruction. Jer. iii. 1-18. iv. 5—29. i. 13–15. vi, 1, 22, 23. x. 22-25. xii. 10-17. p. 330.

PROPHECY XVII.

The idolatry of the Israelites in the land of their dispersion-their restoration by sea and by land-the punishment of Judah-the general conversion of the Gentiles. Jer. xvi. 13-21. p. 345.

PROPHECY XVII.

A denunciation against those who have tyrannized over Israel--the restoration and conversion both of Israel and Judah-slika overthrow of the Antichristian faction. Jerem. xxiii. 1-8, 19, 20. p. 350.

PRO

PROPHECY XIX.

The general restoration of Israel-the restoration of Judah in à time of great trouble-the overthrow of Antichrist-the certainty of the restoration of Israel, and his happy state subsequent to it. Jer. xxx. xxxi. p. 354.

PROPHECY XX.

The desolation of the mystic Edom. Lamen. iv. 21, 22. p. 367.

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