Age of the World

Swords, Stanford and Company, 1842 - 364 páginas

Of the latter there are three classes the Atheist the Infidel	2

Infidelity Objection that Moses cannot be the author of	3

Spinoza His system defined	8

Tertullians consequent triumph over Thales the Grecian phi	16

QUITY ASCRIBES A VASTLY GREATER AGE TO THIS GLOBE THAN	17

Perplexity of remote profane history	29

Coincidence of ancient Profane Physiological philosophy with	37

3 The Hebrew	48

First Period with tabular view	205

Fifth Period do	218

Four beasts of Dan vii Ram and Hegoat of chap viii	240

Duration of the Sabbatical Rest of the Almighty	246

The 70 weeks commence A M 3679 The 2300 years end	254

533 Ends A D 1793	261

LECTURE II	273

Claim of redundant evidence as a condition of belief consid	279

Examination of the Theory which attributes the creation of	52

That each of the six days was a period of vast length	60

From the ordinary and obvious process of organization	89

The length of the SEVENTH DAY determines homogeneously	92

Proposition I GOD IN HIS INFINITE WISDOM HAS ASSIGNED	100

A return to the question as above	115

Applied to the First Advent	125

115	137

Proof that times and seasons were revealed to CHRIST c	149

uel Rabbi Adda Rabbi Hillel	187

Portentous events preceded by signs	285

Evidence from the above of the error which supposes no proph	286

Harmony between prophecy and doctrinės	293

are	299

Recapitulation c	312

Fifth Sign The universal spread of the gospel among	321

Sixth Sign Indulgence in some of the worst passions	335

Ninth Sign The universal determínation of the dominant	341

Eleventh Sign The predicted approaching overthrow	350

Título	Age of the World
Autor	R C. Shimeall
Editor	Swords, Stanford and Company, 1842
Procedencia del original	Universidad Estatal de Míchigan
Digitalizado	25 Feb. 2013
Largo	364 páginas

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