History The Interpreter Of Prophecy: Or, A View Of Scriptural Prophecies And Their Accomplishment In The Past And Present Occurrences Of The World, With Conjectures Respecting Their Future Completion — Henry Kett. This two-volume prophetic-historical treatise examines the major biblical prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation, tracing their fulfillment through the rise and decline of key Antichristian powers. It blends scriptural exegesis with historical narrative, arguing that papal, Mahometan, and infidel authorities have fulfilled prophetic descriptions of oppression, idolatry, and persecution. The author surveys sources such as Lowman, Newton, and Daubuz, discusses the Donation of Constantine, the Inquisition, and the Reformation, and then turns to the Enlightenment and modern infidelity as the “second beast” and its “image.” The work is an apologetic for Protestant Christianity and a comprehensive polemic linking biblical prophecy with European history, illustrating how prophecy foresees a final triumphant restoration of Christ’s kingdom.
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