INQUIRY (Ar) concerning the eternity of future punishment. By a layman. [anon.] 12°. London, [1843.]

JACKSON (W.) The doctrine of retribution. 8°. New York, 1876. [Bampton lecture, 1875.]

JOHNSON (S.) Everlasting punishment a Christian doctrine. 8°. New London, 1786.

LETTERS on the nature and duration of future

punishment. [anon.] 16°. London, 1835.

OAKESHOTT (J.) A Berean's strictures on a ms. entitled The punishment of the wicked. 8°. London, 1850.

PUSEY (E. B.) What is of faith as to everlasting punishment? In reply to Farrar. 3a ed. 8°. Oxford, 1880. REID (W.) Everlasting punishment and modern speculation. 12°. Edinburgh, 1874. REIMENSNYDER (J. B.) Doom eternal; the Bible and Church doctrine of everlasting punishment. With an introduction by C. P. Krauth. 12°. Phila., 1880. RICHARDSON (S.) The torments of hell, the foundation, (etc.), shaken and revealed. (1658.) 8°. Reprinted, Boston, 1833. [In DOCTRINE of hell torments.] TOWNSEND (L. T.) Lost forever. 12°. Boston, 1875. STUART (M.) Exegetical essays on several words relating to future punishment. 12°. Phila., [n. d.]

SWINDEN (T.) An inquiry into the nature and state of hell. 2d ed. 12°. London, 1727.

See, also, THE FUTURE STATE, p. 177; and ANNIHILATIONISM, p. 178.

4. INTERMEDIATE STATE.

ATHENAGORAS. De resurrectione mortuorum liber. 12°. Wirceburgi, 1777.

[Sanctorum patrum Græcorum opera omnia, v. 3.]

BROWN (J.) The resurrection of life: an exposition of I Cor. xv. 2d ed. 8°. Edinburgh, 1866.

BUSH (G.) Anastasis: or, the doctrine of the resurrection of the body. 2d ed. 16°. New York, 1845.

DREW (S.) Essay on the identity and general resurrection of the human body. 8°. Brooklyn, 1811.

GOULBURN (E. M.) The doctrine of the resurrection of the same body as taught in Holy Scripture. 8°. Oxford, 1850. [Bampton lecture, 1850.]

HARRIS (H.) Death and resurrection. With an introduction on the value of external evidence. 16°. Oxford, 1880.

MOTT (G. S.) The resurrection of the dead. 16°. New York, 1866. WESTCOTT (B. F.) The gospel of the resur

rection: thoughts on its relation to reason and history. 4th ed. 12°. London, 1879. WILSON (W.) A discourse of the resurrec tion, showing the import and certainty of it. 16°. See, also, FUTURE STATE, p. 177; and SECOND ADVENT, p. 180.

London, 1694.

b. Second Advent and its Concomitants.

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HAMMERICH (F.) Die erlösten Seelen in ihrem Zwischenzustande zwischen Tod und Auferstehung. Aus dem dänischen von A. Michelsen. 8°. Gütersloh, 1875.

1. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.

ANDERSON (W.) An apology for millennial

doctrine in the form in which it was enter.

AUSTIN (D.) The Millenium. 8°. Elizabethtown, 1794.· ́

BEGG (J. A.) The Scripture evidence of the Redeemer's return and reign on earth. 1st Amer, ed. 12°. New York, 1842. -Letters on (various) interpretations of our Saviour's prediction of his return, Matth. 23-25. 16°. Paisley, 1831.

BENEZRA (J. J.) The coming of the Messiah in glory and majesty. 2 v. 8°. Lon don, 1827. BICKERSTETH (E.) The promised glory of the Church of Christ. 16°. London, 1844. -The time to favor Zion. 8°. Phila., 1840.

[In the Literalist, v. 1.] BONAR (H.) Prophetical landmarks; containing data for helping to determine the question of Christ's premillennial advent. 16°. London, 1847. BROOKES (J. H.) Maranatha or the Lord cometh. 5th ed. 12°. St. Louis, 1878. BROOKS (J. W.) Abdiel's essay on the Advent and kingdom of Christ. 12°. London, 1834.

-The same. 8°. Phila., 1840. [In the Literalist, v. 1.]

BROWN (D.) Christ's second coming. 12°. New Yrk, 1831.

BUSH (G.) A treatise on the Millennium; in

which the prevailing theories on that subject are examined. 12°. New York, 1832. CADONICUS (J.) Vindiciae Augustinianae ab imputatione regni millenarii. 8°. Cremo nae, 1747.

Cox (J.) A millenarian's answer of the "Hope that is in him. " 8°. Phila.,

1840.

[In the Literalist, v. 2.]

-Thoughts on the coming and kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ. 8°. Phila., 1842. [In the Literalist, v. 3.]

CROOLL (J.) The restoration of Israel; and an answer by T. Scott. 8°. London, 1814. CUMMING (J.) The end: or the proximate

signs of the close of the dispensation. 12o. Boston, 1855.

CUNINGHAME (W.) Dissertation on the seals and trumpets of the Apocalypse, and the period of 1260 years. 4th ed. 8°. London, 1843.

-The political destiny of the earth as re. vealed in the Bible. 8°. Phila., 1840. [In the Literalist, v. 2.]

-The pre-millennial advent of Messiah demonstrated from the Scripture. 8°. Phila., 1840.

[In the Literalist, v. 2.1

A review of Dr. Wardlaw's sermon on the Millennium. 12°. Glasgow, 1833. DEFENCE (A) of the students of prophecy, in answer to the attack of Rev. Dr. Ham. ilton. [anon.] 127 pp. 8°. London, 1828.

[Bound with Bolland on the Sabbath.] DELITZSCH (F.) Excursus to Heb. iv: 9, containing extracts from the Talmudic tract Sanhedrin, relating to the coming of Messiah, and the Millenial Sabbath. Edinburgh, 1868.

8°.

[In his Com. on Hebrews, v. 1.] DUFFIELD (J. T.) A discourse on the Second Advent, with notes and an appendix. 64 pp. 16°. Phila., 1866.

ESSAYS on the coming of the kingdom of God. [anon.] 8°. Phila., 1842. [In the Literalist, v. 3.]

EXTRACTS on prophecy, chiefly the approaching Advent and kingdom of Christ. [anon.] 12°. Glasgow, 1835. FABER (G. S.) A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the restoration (etc.) of the houses of Judah and Israel. 8°. Boston, 1807.

FUTURE (The) destiny of Israel. [anon.] 8°. Phila., 1840.

[In the Lite: alist, v. 1.]

GIPPS (H.) A treatise on the first resurrec

tion, and the thousand years of Rev. 20. 12°. London, 1831.

HAMILTON (W.) A defence of the Scriptural doctrine concerning the Second Advent of Christ, from the erroneous representations of modern millenarians. 16°. Glasgow, 1828.

8°. Boston, 1793.

[Bound with his Divinity.]

HURD (R.) Sermons on the prophecies. 8°. Charlestown, [n. d.]

[Warburtonian lectures, 1768-72.]

JONES (H.) Christ's second coming and

kingdom at hand. 16°. New York, 1839. JONES (J.) Jesus and the coming glory. 8°. Phila., 1865.

JURIEU (P.) The accomplishment of the Scripture prophecies: or, the approaching deliverance of the Church. 12°. London, 1687.

KELLY (W.) Lectures on the second com. ing and kingdom of Jesus Christ. 12°. London, 1865.

Lectures on subjects connected with prophecy. 16°. London, 1848.

KIRKWOOD (R.) Lectures on the Millennium. 12. New York, 1856.

LEVI (D.) Dissertations on the prophecies of the Old Testament, containing all such as are applicable to the coming of the Messiah, (etc.) 2 v. 8°. London, 1817. LUTHARDT (C. G.) Die Lehre von den letzten Dingen in Abhandlungen und Schriftauslegungen. 12°. Leipzig, 1861. MCCAUSLAND (D.) The times of the Gentiles, as revealed in the Apocalypse. 16°. Dublin, 1852.

M'NEILE (H.) Prospects of the Jews. 8°. Phila., 1840.

[In the Literalist, v. 1.]

1849. MARCK (J.)

Exspectatio gloriae futurae sm. 4°. Lugduni

Jesu Christi illustrata. Batavorum, 1730. MILLENNIUM (The); or, the thousand years of prosperity. (Containing discourses by Bellamy, Edwards and Austin.) 8°. Elizabethtown, 1794.

MILLER (W.) Works, with a memoir by J. V. Himes. 3 v. 16°. Boston, 1842.

-Evidence from Scripture and history of the second coming of Christ about the year 1843. 16°. Boston, 1842.

Views of the prophecies and prophetic chronology. 12°. Boston, 1842. MORRIS (H.) Modern chiliasm. 18°. Hartford, 1842.

NATURE (The) of the First Resurrection, and the privilege of those that shall partake of it. 8°. [anon.] Phila., 1841. NOEL (G. T.) A brief enquiry into the pros pects of the Church of Christ in connection with the Second Advent of our Lord Jesus. 8°. Phila., 1840.

OGILVY (G.) Popular objections to the premillennial advent considered. 2a ed. 18°. London, 1847.

PREMILLENNIAL essays of the prophetic con. ference held in the church of the Holy Trinity, N. Y. City, with an appendix of critical testimonies, by Nathaniel West. 12°. Chicago, 1879. PREMILLENNIALISM a delusion. By a mem ber of the Presbytery of Northumberland. [anon.] 16°. Edinburgh, 1851. PRIEST (J.) A view of the expected Christian Millennium. 7th ed. 16°. Albany, 1831.

SCHOTT (H. A.) Commentarius exegeticodogmaticus in eos Jesu Christi sermones qui de reditu ejus ad judicium futuro etc. agunt. 8°. Jenae, 1820.

SECOND (The) Advent or coming of the Messiah in glory. By an American layman. [anon.] 8°. Trenton, 1815.

SEISS (J. A.) The last times and the great consummation. 5th ed. revised and enlarged. 16°. Phila., 1863.

SHERWIN (W). The saints first revealed and covenanted mercies shortly approaching. As being the main scope of revelationprophecie, 16°. London, 1676. [Note. The above work is one out of many of a like character bound in the same vol.] SHIMEALL (R. C.) Christ's second coming. 8°. New York, 1865.

SILLIMAN (A.) The world's jubilee. 12°. New York, 1856.

SIRR (J.D.) The first resurrection considered. (Reply to) H. Gipps. 8°. Phila., 1841. [In the Literalist, v. 2.]

SWEDENBORG (E.) A treatise concerning the last judgment and the destruction of Bab ylon. 18°. Boston, 1828. .

THOUGHTS on the Scriptural expectations of the church. By Basilicus. [pseudon.] 8°. Phila., 1840.

[In the Literalist, v. 2.]

TOWNLEY (R.) The Second Advent of the Lord Jesus Christ, a past event. 8°. London, 1845.

WALDEGRAVE (S.) New Testament millennarianism. 8°. London, 1855. [Bampton lecture, 1854.] WEIFFENBACH (W.) Der Wiederkunftsge. danke Jesu. Nach den Synoptikern kritisch untersucht und dargestellt. 8°. Leipzig, 1873.

WHITE (H.) Practica! reflections on the Second Advent. 18°. New York, 1843. WICKLIFFE (J.) The last age of the church, with notes by J. H. Todd. sm. 4°. Dublin, 1840.

WINTHROP (E.) Lectures on the Second Ad.

vent of the Messiah. 12°. Cincinnati, 1843. WOOD (W.) The last things. 12. London, 1851.

See, also, ANTICHRIST, p. 183; PROPHECY, P. 53; REVELATION, Commentaries on, p. 97; and The SHAKERS.

[Warburtonian lectures, 1811-15.] BLACK (C. I.) Messias and Anti-messias. 12. Phila., 1855.

CUNINGHAME (W.) The apostasy of the Church of Rome and the identity of the papal power with the man of sin and son of perdition of St. Paul's prophecy. 8°. Glasgow, 1818.

The same with an appendix. 8°. Glasgow, 1833. DOWNFALL (The) of Anti-christ. [anon.] 18°. London, 1644. ELLIOTT (E. B.)

The destinies and perils of the church as predicted in Scripture. 8°. London, 1859.

[Warburtonian lectures, 1849-53.] ETTRICK (W.) The second exodus; reflections on the prophecies, relating to the rise, -fall, and perdition of the great Roman beast of the 1260 years and his last head. 2d ed. 3 v. 8°. Sunderland, 1814. FABER (G. S.) A dissertation on the prophecies relative to the great period of the twelve hundred and sixty years. 2 v. in I. 8°. Boston, 1808.

The same. 2 v. in I. 8°. Boston, 1811. HALLIFAX (S.) Twelve sermons on the prophecies concerning the Christian church; and in particular, concerning the church of papal Rome. 8°. London, 1776. [Warburtonian lectures, 1773-76.] HARRISON (B.) Prophetic outlines of the Christian church and the Anti-christian power. 8°. London, 1849.

[Warburtonian lectures, 1841-45.] JUNKIN (G.) The little stone and the great image. 8°. Phila., 1844.

MAITLAND (S. R.) Inquiry into the grounds on which the prophetic period of Daniel and St. John has been supposed to consist of 1260 years. 8°. London, 1826.

-A second inquiry. 8°. London, 1829. RABETT (R.) Lateinos; or the only proper name of the man, whose prophetical number in Greek numerals is 666. 8°. London, 1835.

TODD (J. H.) Discourses on the prophecies relating to Anti-christ in Daniel and St. Paul. 2 v. in I. 8°. Dublin, 1840. [Donnellan lecture, 1838.]

-Six discourses on the prophecies relating to Anti christ in the Apocalypse of St John. 8°. Dublin, 1846.

[Donnellan lecture, 1847.]

TRIAL (The) of Anti-christ, otherwise the Man of Sin, for high treason. [anon.] 16°. Boston, 1810.

WICKLIFFE (J.) De Christo et suo adversario Anti-christo. Ein polemischer Tractat zum

AMYRALD (M.) Fidei circa errores Arminianorum declaratio. 18°. Salmurii, 1646. AUGUSTINUS (A.) Opuscula quaedam selecta, ad haeresin Pelagianam pertinentia. 16°. Berolini, 1827.

-Anti-Pelagian writings. A new transla. tion. 3 v. 8°. Edinburgh, 1872-76. [v. 4, 12 and 15 of his Works.]

BATES (E.) Observations on some important points in divinity; chiefly those in controversy between the Arminians and Calvinists. 2d ed. 12°. London, [1811]

BEECHER (E.) The conflict of ages, or the

great debate on the moral relations of God and man. 12°. Boston, 1833

BOUCHER (R.) The Christian religion made plain in a dissuasive from Methodism. 2◄ ed. 8°. London, 1825.

BRADWARDINE (T.) De causa Dei, contra Pelagium, et de virtute causarum ad suos Mertonenses. Opera et studio H. Savilii. fol. London, 1618.

BROCAS (T.) The beauties of Divine truth. 16°. London, 1814.

CAMPBELL (A.) The Christian preacher, on the controversy between Arminianism and Calvinism. 8°. Dover, (Del.), 1827–8. CHANLER (I.) The doctrines of glorious grace. sm. 4°. Boston, 1744.

COLES (E.) A practical discourse of God's sovereignty. 8°. London, 1794. DAILLE or DALLAEUS (J.)

Apologia pro duabus ecclesiarum in Gallia Protestantium Synodis nationalibus, (etc.) 2 v. 16°. Amstelaedami, 1655.

DICKINSON (J.) The Scripture doctrine concerning some important points of Christian faith. 16°. Boston, 1741.

-The same. 18°. Phila., [n. d.] EDWARDS (T.) The Paraselene dismantled of her cloud; or, Baxterianism barefaced. sm. 4°. London, 1699. FATHERS (The), reformers and formularies of the Church of England, in harmony with Calvin and against the bishop of Lincoln. [anon.] 8. London, 1812.