A Supplement to the Dissertation On the 1260 Years: Containing a Full Reply to the Objections and Misrepresentations of the Rev. E.W. Whitaker
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In "A Supplement to the Dissertation On the 1260 Years," George Stanley Faber presents a robust defense of his original thesis against the objections raised by the Rev. E.W. Whitaker. This volume serves as a comprehensive rejoinder, meticulously addressing each point of contention and clarifying Faber's interpretation of biblical prophecy. Through detailed analysis and rigorous argumentation, Faber reinforces his views on the prophetic significance of the 1260 years, a topic of considerable debate within religious and historical circles.
This supplement not only stands as a critical engagement with a specific theological dispute but also offers valuable insights into the broader landscape of early 19th-century religious thought. Scholars and enthusiasts interested in biblical studies, eschatology, and the history of Christian doctrine will find Faber's work to be an enlightening and thought-provoking resource. "A Supplement to the Dissertation On the 1260 Years" invites readers to delve deeper into the complexities of prophetic interpretation and the intellectual battles that shaped religious understanding.
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