Apocalyptic Sketches, Being a Condensed Exposition of the Views of the Most Eminent Writers upon the Prophecies of Revelation, Daniel, Isaiah, &c., respecting the Second Coming of Our Lord with All His Saints at the First Resurrection

by John Heyl Vincent

Publisher:

William March

, 1860

Overview

Originally published in 1829, William March’s Apocalyptic Sketches was brought back into print years later in the midst of great religious revival in Europe and America. March’s historicist work reflects the anticipation of Christ’s imminent return that filled many commentaries on prophetic Scripture in the nineteenth century.

Contents

Top Highlights

“conveyed in the significant words of the text, when the beast ‘was, and is not, and yet is,” (Page 136)

Product Details

• Title: Apocalyptic Sketches, Being a Condensed Exposition of the Views of the Most Eminent Writers upon the Prophecies of Revelation, Daniel, Isaiah, &c., respecting the Second Coming of Our Lord with All His Saints at the First Resurrection
• Author: John Heyl Vincent
• Edition: First Canadian Edition
• Publisher: William March
• Print Publication Date: 1860
• Logos Release Date: 2015
• Era: era:modern
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subjects: Apocalyptic literature; Prophecies; Bible › Prophecies
• Resource ID: LLS:PCLYPTCSKTCHSSC
• Resource Type: Bible Commentary
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-03-16T18:40:08Z

About John Heyl Vincent

John Heyl Vincent was born in 1832 in Alabama. Vincent was an Episcopal pastor and bishop, as well as editor of the journals, Northwest Sunday-School Quarterly and Sunday-School Teacher. He is also the author of The Church School and Its Officers, Studies in Young Life, and A Study in Pedagogy. He died in 1920.