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Remarks on Dr. Middleton's Examination of the Lord Bishop of London's discourses, concerning the use and intent of prophecy. In a letter from a country clergyman, to his friend in London.
Jackson, Lawrence, 1691-1772.Date: MDCCL. [1750]
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Prophetical extracts. No. II. Containing a most extraordinary prophecy, delivered near one hundred years ago, before the senate, at Frankfort in Germany, by J. M. Daut, Concerning the Judgments of God on the whole Roman Empire; the Revolutions of, and the Calamities that are to happen in, the different Nations of the World, especially those of Germany, France, Poland, Holland, &c. Translated from the High Dutch in the year 1711.
Daut, Johannes Maximilian, 1656-1736.Date: [1794]
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Warnings of the eternal spirit, to the city of Dublin. Pronounc'd by the mouths of John Moult, Guy Nutt and John Parker.
Moult, John.Date: Printed in the Year, 1710
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The Three records on Earth, are as follows: first, Moses and the prophets water. Second, Christ and his apostles blood. Third and lastly, Reeve and Muggleton spirit.
Date: 1790?]
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The key of prophecy: being the opening of the seals of the revealed will of God. By Robert Atkinson.
Atkinson, Robert, of Lympsfield.Date: MDCCLXXXII. [1782]
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A warning to the inhabitants of Europe, but more particularly, England: being some remarkable prophecies of the eminent Bishop Usher, John Gibson, George Withers, and Jacob Behme, which seem now near fulfilling; and threaten the downfal of the Church of Rome, With some Account Of Five Suns which were seen at once, and a very remarkable Appearance of the Heavens in Oxfordshire, An Earthquake, and the Streaming Lights which have of late Years appeared in the Air, Portending some Signal Event.
Date: [1734]
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A defence of the Bishop of London's connection of the Old Testament prophecies concerning Christ: in answer to Dr. Middleton's Examination of His Lordship's use and intent of prophecy. In a letter to His Lordship. By a Protestant divine.
Atkinson, Benjamin Andrewes, approximately 1680-1765.Date: MDCCL. [1750]
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Some predictions or prophesies, of some Of the Reverent and worthy Servants of the Lord, which hath been lying hid these many Years, and is now found, and is thought p[r]oper to be Published for the Use and Benefit of the present Age.
Date: Printed Anno Dom. MDCCXX. [1720]
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The kentish miracle or, a Seasonable Warning to all sinners, Shown in The wonderful Relation of one Mary Moore, whose Husband died some time ago, and left her with two Children, who was reduced to great Want: How she wandered about the Country asking Relief, and went two Days without any Food. How the Devil appeared to her, and the man great Offers he made her to deny Christ, and enter into his Service; and how she confounded Satan by powerful Arguments. How she came to a well of Water, where she fell down on her Knees to pray to God, that he would give that Vertue to the Water that it might refresh and satisfy her Childrens Hunger, with an Account how an Angel appeared to her and relieved her; also declared many thing that shall happen in the Month of March next; shewing likewise what strange and surprizing Accidents shall happen by means of the present War; and concerning a dreadful Earthquake, &c.
Date: 1741
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Religious politics; or The present times foretold, by the Prophet Micah; being a plain solution of that prophecy, by W.D.
Dukes, W.Date: 1795
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A continuation from the first book, By the Author of The explanation of the vision to Ezekiel: including Solomon's song.
Author of the Explanation of the vision to Ezekiel.Date: M.DCC.LXXXIII. [1783]
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The Picture of a false prophet; with some directions how to know, and avoid him.
Date: 1718
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A reply to Dr. Middleton's Examination of the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London's Discourses on the use and intent of prophecy, and of his appendix on the subject of the fall. In a letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of -[.]
Jackson, Lawrence, 1691-1772.Date: MDCCL. [1750]
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The sense of St. Peter, as to the more sure word of prophecy, considered and explained. A sermon preached at the visitation held at Beaconsfield, May 25, 1750. By William Cooke, M.A. rector of Denham, Bucks; and Fellow of Eton College.
Cooke, William, 1711-1797.Date: MDCCL. [1750]
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Some manifestations and communications of the spirit, in a forty days ministration in that place London, by the mouth of Hannah Wharton. Taken in short-hand by M. T.
Wharton, Hannah.Date: [1730]
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The argument from prophesy, In Proof that Jesus is the Messiah, vindicated: or some considerations on the Prophesies of the Old Testament, as the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion.
Lowman, Moses, 1680-1752.Date: M.DCC.XXXIII. [1733]
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The invisible geography of the world, or An explanation of the Bible, continued by the explainer of the vision to Ezekiel. Book III.
Author of the Explanation of the vision to Ezekiel.Date: M.DCC.LXXXIII. [1783]
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David's prophecy; relating to C--b--ge, (found among the papers of a certain rabbi, famous for a Collection of all the Prophecies from the Beginning of the World to this Day.) With an account of its accomplishment in that U-y. By Isaac Van-Sampson, A learned Dutch Commentator. Dedicated to the V- C-r, H-ds, and Mr. B- the P-r. In the introduction to this undertaking, these following points are chiefly considered. I. That the use and intent of this prophecy of David, is to shew that the transactions at C-ge are the immediate work of G---d, and are accountable for on this Principle and no other, and is to be drawn from single and separate Predictions, gathered from the Psalms of David, and applied independently on each other to the several Acts and Circumstances of the V-C-r, P-r, and the H-ds, as so many distinct Proofs of their being the Ministers only of God's Vengeance. II. That by this Means the Characters of these Gentlemen are cleared from those ill-natured Aspersions thrown upon them in the News-Papers, and those libellous Pamphlets the F-gm-ts. III. The Dispute between the B-p of L-n and his Friend Dr. M-n on Prophecy, is considered, and it is shown how far our's is concerned in that Dispute. IV. Thomas L-nd-n's Letter on the late Earthquakes, is shown to be greatly concerned in our Prophecy, and many useful Consequences are drawn from that most useful Work.
Waller, William, 1728 or 1729-1786.Date: MDCCLI. [1751]
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Religion and morals.
S., active 1711.Date: 1711
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The french prophet's declaration; or, An Account of the Preachings, Prophecies and Warnings of Elias Marion, One of the Chief of the pretended Inspired Protestant Prophets, and others of them; at their Meeting-House in Barbican, as they were uttered by the operation of the Spirit: Foretelling of many strange and wonderful things that shall shortly come to pass. Truly Translated from the Original, taken from his own Mouth in Writing. Licensed according to Order.
Marion, Élie, 1678-1713.Date: [1707?]
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Evangelical motives to holiness: or, an attempt to shew that those who cannot rely on good works, feel most powerful engagements to abound in them. By Joseph Cornish.
Cornish, Joseph, 1750-1823.Date: 1790
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A view of the general events of the seventh plague, or period, when the mystery of God shall be finish'd. Rev. X.7. Which completes and adds confirmation to an explanation of the seven last plagues, Rev. XV. XVI Lately offered to the Public. By Robert Ingram, A. M. Vicar of Wormingford, and Boxted, in Essex.
Ingram, Robert, 1727-1804.Date: MDCCLXXXV. [1785]
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An improved explanation of the prophecy of the seven vials of wrath, or the seven last plagues, contained in the Revelation of St. John, chapter XV. XVI. By Robert Ingram, A. M. Vicar of Wormingford, and Boxted, in Essex.
Ingram, Robert, 1727-1804.Date: [1780?]
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I give light. A wonderful and a dreadful speech, with a pleasant prophesy, written for the good of all Kings and rulers who have got power to uphold Babylon; ... Dedicated to his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, ... God bless your Royal Highness is the prayer of William Mitchell.
Mitchel, William, 1670 or 1671-1740.Date: 1737?]
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The scene of delusions, by the Reverend Mr. Owen of Warrington, at his own earnest request, considered and confuted, by one of the modern prophets; and (as it proves) partly by himself.
Lacy, John, 1664-Date: [1723?]

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Remarks on Dr. Middleton's Examination of the Lord Bishop of London's discourses, concerning the use and intent of prophecy. In a letter from a country clergyman, to his friend in London.

Warnings of the eternal spirit, to the city of Dublin. Pronounc'd by the mouths of John Moult, Guy Nutt and John Parker.

The Three records on Earth, are as follows: first, Moses and the prophets water. Second, Christ and his apostles blood. Third and lastly, Reeve and Muggleton spirit.

The key of prophecy: being the opening of the seals of the revealed will of God. By Robert Atkinson.

A defence of the Bishop of London's connection of the Old Testament prophecies concerning Christ: in answer to Dr. Middleton's Examination of His Lordship's use and intent of prophecy. In a letter to His Lordship. By a Protestant divine.

Some predictions or prophesies, of some Of the Reverent and worthy Servants of the Lord, which hath been lying hid these many Years, and is now found, and is thought p[r]oper to be Published for the Use and Benefit of the present Age.

Religious politics; or The present times foretold, by the Prophet Micah; being a plain solution of that prophecy, by W.D.

A continuation from the first book, By the Author of The explanation of the vision to Ezekiel: including Solomon's song.

The Picture of a false prophet; with some directions how to know, and avoid him.

A reply to Dr. Middleton's Examination of the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London's Discourses on the use and intent of prophecy, and of his appendix on the subject of the fall. In a letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of -[.]

The sense of St. Peter, as to the more sure word of prophecy, considered and explained. A sermon preached at the visitation held at Beaconsfield, May 25, 1750. By William Cooke, M.A. rector of Denham, Bucks; and Fellow of Eton College.

Some manifestations and communications of the spirit, in a forty days ministration in that place London, by the mouth of Hannah Wharton. Taken in short-hand by M. T.

The argument from prophesy, In Proof that Jesus is the Messiah, vindicated: or some considerations on the Prophesies of the Old Testament, as the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion.

The invisible geography of the world, or An explanation of the Bible, continued by the explainer of the vision to Ezekiel. Book III.

Religion and morals.

Evangelical motives to holiness: or, an attempt to shew that those who cannot rely on good works, feel most powerful engagements to abound in them. By Joseph Cornish.

An improved explanation of the prophecy of the seven vials of wrath, or the seven last plagues, contained in the Revelation of St. John, chapter XV. XVI. By Robert Ingram, A. M. Vicar of Wormingford, and Boxted, in Essex.

I give light. A wonderful and a dreadful speech, with a pleasant prophesy, written for the good of all Kings and rulers who have got power to uphold Babylon; ... Dedicated to his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, ... God bless your Royal Highness is the prayer of William Mitchell.

The scene of delusions, by the Reverend Mr. Owen of Warrington, at his own earnest request, considered and confuted, by one of the modern prophets; and (as it proves) partly by himself.