1671 ROBERT FLEMING. The Fulfilling of Scripture. Historicist Eschatology of the American Revolution & Great Awakening. SpurgeonRobert Flemings The Fulfilling of Scripture is a monumental work of Reformed theology and historicist eschatology. Fleming set out to demonstrate that Scripture, far from being merely a collection of ancient texts, provided a living blueprint for history, with every prophecy finding its "exact accomplishment" in the unfolding events of human providence. For 18th and 19th century readers, particularly in America, Flemings work served as a definitive
solid copy
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the revivalist agency of the New England Era
when the Lord of Hosts was king in Jeshurun
authoring Pilgrim's Progress
Spines a bit darker than boards
and revile the Ministers
This copy handsomely preserved and bearing the bookplate of William Mackenzie
An early 19th century stone in Loughwood Chapel reads
You cannot be less than 70 on my reckoning
She was also a frequent speaker for the higher life conferences of the YWCA and Mildmay movements as well
on the limits of natural revelation