First published in 1801, this groundbreaking work by Henry Kett explores the relationship between history and prophecy in the Bible. Kett draws on his extensive knowledge of classical literature and history to argue that the prophetic texts of the Bible can be interpreted in light of historical events. This edition includes a detailed introduction by the editor and a helpful index of biblical passages cited in the text.

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