Person

Joanna Southcott

Author of the 1806 account describing revelations and a visitation she dates to 1792.

Southcott challenges Brothers on the serpent

Author presenting the interpretation as a divine answer

Genesis 3:1–24 · Genesis 3: the woman and the serpent · Source evidence ↗

Author of the linked interpretation

Genesis 3:1–24 · Genesis 3: the woman and the serpent · Source evidence ↗

Author of the linked interpretation

Genesis 3:1–24 · Genesis 3: the woman and the serpent · Source evidence ↗

Author of the historical interpretation

3:1–5 in host Hebrew numbering · Joel 3:1–5 (Hebrew numbering) · Source evidence ↗

Author of the linked interpretation

Revelation 20:1–15; complete chapter · Revelation 20: the millennium and final judgment · Source evidence ↗

Author of the three-year recognition prediction

Third Part, pp.127–128, complete bells-and-nations argument · Source evidence ↗

Author and narrator of the reported experience

Printed/PDF pp. 2–4, from After the prophecies through Many more things she told me, which I have since found true · Source evidence ↗

Person whose promised birth is quoted in this contemporary account

The Coming of Shiloh, pp.15–16 · Source evidence ↗

Attributed recipient and narrator of the communication

27 September communication, printed pp.62–63, opening prose before the Cana verse · Source evidence ↗

Author of the linked interpretation

Revelation 7 (complete chapters) · The sealed servants and the great multitude · Source evidence ↗