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.

BY HENRY KETT, B.D.

FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND ONE OF HIS
MAJESTY'S PREACHERS AT WHITEHALL.

IN TWO VOLUMES,

VOL. I.

THE FOURTH EDITION,

WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES.

London:

PRINTED BY BYE AND LAW, ST. JOHN'S SQUARE, FOR THE AUTHOR;
AND SOLD BY F. AND C. RIVINGTON, NO. 62, ST. PAUL'S

CHURCH-YARD.

1801.

KETT

ESPECIALLY AT A PERIOD,

WHEN SUCH EXAMPLES ARE EMINENTLY USEFUL

PREFACE.

THE aftonishing progress made by infidelity in the present age of the world evidently requires from the friends of Chriftianity a peculiar degree of energy and vigilance in the cause of Religious Truth. They cannot fail to recollect, that, although Religion itself is invulnerable against every attack which artifice and violence direct against it, it is their indispensable duty to exert their utmost efforts to check the ravages of an enemy fo fatal to the deareft interests of man: and no mode of protection against its contagious spirit seems better calculated for general use, than a

FULL AND CLEAR ELUCIDATION OF THE PROPHETICAL PARTS OF THE OLD AND

NEW TESTAMENTS.

The evidence derived from PROPHECY in fupport of REVELATION, is a progreffive and an accumulating evidence, which Mines

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