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    Picture 1: TRANSMITING THE LUMINOUS TORCH OF PROPHETIC INTERPRETATION
    This Flaming Torch, Passed From Hand to Outstretched Hand Across the Centuries, Has, When Held Aloft, Changed the Darksome Path of History Into the Lighted Way. From the Hands of Daniel the Prophet and John the Seer, Prophetic Interpretation Has Been Transmitted From Early Churchmen, Like Hippolytus, on to Stalwarts of the Middle Ages, Like Joachim and Wyclif, Then to Luther and Knox of Reformation Times, and Newton and Wesley of Later Days, and Has Now Been Passed to Hands of Responsive Men Today.
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    The
    PROPHETIC FAITH OF OUR FATHERS
    The Historical Development of Prophetic Interpretation
    by LEROY EDWIN FROOM

    VOLUME I
    Early Church Exposition, Subsequent Deflections, and Medieval Revival

    REVIEW AND HERALD
    WASHINGTON, D.C.

    To all Students of Bible Prophecy, Who Desire to Trace the Luminous Torch of Prophetic Interpretation in Its Transmission From Hand to Hand Through the Centuries, and to Watch the Course of Advancing and Increasing Light That Guided the Feet of Our Spiritual Forefathers in the Early Church, and in Medieval Times, This Volume Is Sincerely Dedicated

    Copyright 1950, Review and Herald Publishing Association

    [Copyright transferred from Review and Herald Publishing Association to Fenton Froom.
    CD-ROM release: Used by permission, LeRoy Edwin Froom heirs]

    WASHINGTON, D.C.

    [CD-ROM Editor’s Note: The original “Table of Contents” is located on pages 5-6]

    1. INTRODUCTION: From the Author to the Reader 9 2. CHAPTER ONE: The Scope and Purpose of Inspired Prophecy 17 3. CHAPTER TWO: The Book of Daniel and the Old Testament Canon 35 4. CHAPTER THREE: The Relationship of Daniel to the Apocrypha 67 5. CHAPTER FOUR: The Book of Revelation and the New Testament Canon 86 6. CHAPTER FIVE: Foundation Laid in the Old Testament 110 7. CHAPTER SIX: Prophetic Peak Reached in Apostolic Age 135 8. CHAPTER SEVEN: Pre-Christian Interpretations of Daniel 167 9. CHAPTER EIGHT: The Bridge to the Christian Era 181 10. CHAPTER NINE: Second-Century Witness of Apostolic Fathers 205 11. CHAPTER TEN: The Period of the Apologists 219 12. CHAPTER ELEVEN: Irenaeus of Gaul and Tertullian of Africa 241 13. CHAPTER TWELVE: Hippolytus and Julius Africanus 268 14. CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Non-Christian Influences on Christian Interpretation 283 15. CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Attacks on the Advent Hope and on Prophecy 309 16. CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Cyprian, Victorinus, and Methodius 331 17. CHAPTER SIXTEEN: The Transition Hour of the Church 348 18. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Post-Nicene Reversal on Prophetic Interpretation 373 19. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Varying Voices in Different Places 401 20. CHAPTER NINETEEN: Heralds of the New Fulfillment 433 21. CHAPTER TWENTY: Revolutionary Concept of the Millennium Introduced 465 22. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Gradual Emergence of the Papal Power 492 23. CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: Antichristian Principle Denounced by Churchmen 518 24. CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: Gradual Reversal of Tichonius Tradition 544 25. CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: Antichrist Colors Medieval Thinking 569 26. CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: British Expositors Exhibit Greater Independence 595 27. CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: Two Movements That Strengthen the Papal Power 628 28. CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: THE Summit of Papal Power Attained 664 29. CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: Joachim of Floris New Interpretation 682 30. CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE: Strange Teachings Among the Joachimites and Spirituals 717 31. CHAPTER THIRTY: Villanova-A Physician’s Contribution 743 32. CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE: The Second Generation of Spirituals 763 33. CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO: Antichrist a System, Not an Individual 786 34. CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: Heresies and Evangelical Reform Movements 807 35. CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR: Ancient Roots of the Waldenses of Italy 829 36. CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE: Waldensian Defiance of Rome 860 37. CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX: Summing Up the Evidence of Volume I 887 Acknowledgments 911 Appendices 915 Bibliography 953

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