The nineteenth saw a host of diverse readings of prophecy alongside unprecedented societal shifts. From the Millerites to patriotic interpreters who saw America as God’s city on a hill—speculation over an imminent apocalypse was perhaps never more intense. These classic commentaries and studies gather some of the most significant historical examinations of the apocalyptic visions in Daniel and Revelation. These diverse volumes include applications of prophecy to historic events, defenses of the Bible against textual and historical criticism, practical commentaries, and detailed examinations of individual passages.

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Noting that “the apocalypse is more eminently marked … by the peculiarities which distinguish the works of inspiration from those of men,” David N. Lord carefully works his way through each chapter of Revelation. Lord seeks to show how even in the opaque verses of the Bible’s final chapters, God’s glory is on full display.