THE

'THE . . INTERPRETER OF PROPHECY,

OR,
A VIEW ico

BY HENRY KETT, B.D. FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND ONE OF HIS

MAJESTY'S PREACHERS AT WHITEHALL.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

THE FOURTH EDITION,

WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES.

London: PRINTED BY BYE AND LAW, st. John'S SQUARE, FOR THE AUTHOR ; AND SOLD BY F. AND C. RIVINGTON, NO. 62, st. PAUL's

CHURCH-YARD.

The Rise, Progress, Establishment, and Decline

of the PAPAL POWER OF ANTICHRIST--Or,

“ THE KING OF THE WEST,” in the Vifons

of Daniel, and “THE FIRST BEAST” in the

Revelation of St. John,

p. 1-61.

CHAPȚER THE SECOND.

The Rise, Progress, Establishment, and Decline of

the MAHOMETAN POWER OF ANTICHRIST

-or, " THE LITTLE HORN OF THE EAST"

in the Visions of Daniel; and “THE Locusts,"

and " THE EUPHRATEAN HORSEMEN,"

under their “King APOLLYON,” in the Reve-

bation of St. John, . p. 62-108.

CHAP

TER

WICH

CHAPTER THE THIRD.

The Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the ina

FIDEL POWER OF ANTICHRIST, or " THE
LITTLE HORN OF THE BEAST” in the Vio
fions of Daniel ; and 36 THE SECOND BEAST

AND HIS IMAGE" in the Revelation of St.

John,

LITTLE

P. 109–274.

L DIFFUSIO

CHAPTER THE FOURTH.

Prophecies which remain to be fulfilledRESTO-

RATION OF THE JEWS to their own Land,

and THEIR. CONVERSION to the Church of
Chrift-The GENERAL DIFFUSION of the Gof
pel—The FINAL TRIUMPH of our Lord over
all his Enemies, and the UNIVERSAL HAPPI-
NESS of his glorious Reign, considered as the

Accomplishment of the Original Promise made to
· Adam--as the ultimate meaning of the Pro-

phetic Descriptions of the Kingdom of the
Mesah, and tending to reconcile the different
Opinions of Jews and ChristIANS upon this

Subject~-RECAPITULATION of the whole Work

::--CONCLUSION,

p. 275–378.

THE RISE, PROGRESS, ESTABLISHMENT, AND

DESTRUCTION OF THE PAPAL POWER OR
ANTICHRIST.

As this was the greatest corruption of Christianity that was to be permitted to take place in the world, it cannot be thought extraordinary, that more of the Prophecies, which we have brought forward to the notice of the Reader in the Introductory Chapter, are applicable to it, than to any other branch of Antichristian Power. As both Mahometanism and Infidelity consisted more of open hostility, they were likely to be better distinguished by Christians, without the aid of such strong prophetical light, as that which is afforded to expose, and to bring into full view, the counterfeit Christianity of the Church of Rome.