Beverley in 1689: the Kingdom of Christ enters its succession at 1697
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Daniel 7:1–28 · Daniel 7: oppressive kings and an everlasting kingdom · Source evidence ↗
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Thomas Beverley
English Independent minister who predicted the succession of the Kingdom of Christ in 1697 and published an apology in 1698.
Beverley in 1684: the 1,260 days end in 1697, the New Jerusalem in 1772
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Daniel 8:1–27 · Daniel 8: the sanctuary and the 2,300 evenings and mornings · Source evidence ↗
Beverley’s Scheme of Prophecy: six years from 1691 to the succession of Christ’s kingdom in 1697
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Revelation 10 (complete chapters) · John eats the little book · Source evidence ↗
Beverley in 1693: “what I have so often fixed at 1697”
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Revelation 10 (complete chapters) · John eats the little book · Source evidence ↗
Beverley in 1691: the 1260 days of the apostasy end at 97
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Revelation 11:1–13 · Revelation 11: the two witnesses · Source evidence ↗
Beverley in 1692: the Kingdom of Christ in its succession at the farthest in 1697
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Revelation 11:1–13 · Revelation 11: the two witnesses · Source evidence ↗
Beverley: the Beast’s reign ends and Christ’s kingdom succeeds in 1697
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Revelation 13:1–18; complete chapter · Revelation 13: the two beasts and the number · Source evidence ↗
Beverley’s apology after 1697
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Revelation 13:1–18; complete chapter · Revelation 13: the two beasts and the number · Source evidence ↗
Beverley’s Catechism of the Kingdom, 1696: the 1260 begun at 437 and the Beast’s 42 months both end in 1697
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Revelation 13:1–18; complete chapter · Revelation 13: the two beasts and the number · Source evidence ↗