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    Picture 1: THE DRAGON’S PURSUIT OF THE SYMBOLIC WOMAN
    Symbolic Portrayal of the Persecution of the Church in Centuries Past, With Portrayal, Below, of Literal Flight of Persecuted Christians to Mountain Fastnesses, Pursued by Soldiers of the Inquisition (See Chapter 4. pages 103 ff.)
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    The
    PROPHETIC FAITH OF OUR FATHERS

    The Historical Development of Prophetic Interpretation
    by LEROY EDWIN FROOM

    VOLUME II
    Pre-Reformation and Reformation Restoration, and Second Departure

    REVIEW AND HERALD
    WASHINGTON, D.C.

    TO ALL Students of Bible Prophecy, That the Last Act in the Prophetic Drama of the Ages May Be
    Seen in Inseparable Relation to the Scenes Witnessed and Recognized by Our Spiritual
    Forefathers in Centuries Past, This Volume Is Sincerely Dedicated.

    Copyright 1948, 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 to Volume II 9 2. CHAPTER ONE: Revival of Interpretation in Italy and Bohemia 17 3. CHAPTER TWO: Wyclif Expands Exposition of Little Horn 44 4. CHAPTER THREE: Lollard Positions Molded by Prophetic Interpretation 66 5. CHAPTER FOUR: Collective Extermination of Antichrist Opposers 102 6. CHAPTER FIVE: Cusa Applies Prophetic Time Measurement to 2300 Days 124 7. CHAPTER SIX: Death for Applying “Babylon” to Papacy 142 8. CHAPTER SEVEN: Columbus Impelled by Prophecies to Open New World 159 9. CHAPTER EIGHT: Jewish Expositors Stress Rome and Year-Day Principle 184 10. CHAPTER NINE: Persecution Accentuates Medieval Jewish Exposition 203 11. CHAPTER TEN: Climax of Jewish Interpretation in Centuries Sixteen and Seventeen 220 12. CHAPTER ELEVEN: The Reformation Born of a Twofold Discovery 241 13. CHAPTER TWELVE: Luther Sets Pattern for Reformation Interpretation 266 14. CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Luther’s Co-Reformers Stress Prophetic Interpretation 283 15. CHAPTER FOURTEEN:Gradual Clarification of Hazy Points Continues 307 16. CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Swiss Reformers Parallel German Interpretations 333 17. CHAPTER SIXTEEN: English Martyrs Nerved for Stake by Prophecies 350 18. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Emphasis Centered on Papacy as Prophesied Antichrist 373 19. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Anglican Leaders Continue the Prophetic Emphasis 395 20. CHAPTER NINETEEN: Calvin Clear Only Regarding Antichrist 426 21. CHAPTER TWENTY: Knox and Napier Notable Scottish Expositors 443 22. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Rome’s Counterattacks on Protestant Interpretation 464 23. CHAPTER TWENTY TWO: Jesuits Introduce Futurist Counterinterpretation 484 24. CHAPTER TWENTY THREE: Seventeenth Century Begins With Battle 506 25. CHAPTER TWEENTY FOUR: King James I Turns Prophetic Expositor 533 26. CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: Similar Expositions in Various Protestant Groups 559 27. CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: Approaching End of Papal Period Predated 580 28. CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: German Expositors Parallel British Positions 598 29. CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: French Huguenots Hold Prophetic Banner High 623 30. CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE: Eighteenth Century Marked by Contrasting Developments 640 31. CHAPTER THIRTY: Advances in Exposition; Lisbon Earthquake Noted 670 32. CHAPTER THIRTY ONE: Pietism’s Advances Counterbalanced by Rationalism’s Inroads 696 33. CHAPTER THIRTY TWO: Predictions of French Revolution and Papal Overthrow 723 34. CHAPTER THIRTY THREE: French Revolution Leads to Papal Wound 731 35. CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR: The Deadly Wound Ends the 1260 Years 749 36. CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE: End of Period Recognized and Proclaimed 765 37. CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX: Summing Up the Evidence of Volume II 783 Acknowledgments 797 Appendices 801 Bibliography 809

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