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Cui Shijun

Eight Trigrams follower of Jinxiang, Shandong, arrested in 1813, whose deposition reports Xu Anguo’s White Yang kalpa.

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Cyril of Jerusalem

Christian teacher whose Catechetical Lectures explain biblical passages to candidates for baptism at Jerusalem.

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Dale G. Renlund

Latter-day Saint speaker of the linked general conference commentary.

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Dallin H. Oaks

Author of Preparation for the Second Coming (2004).

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Daniel Jones

Publisher of The Sixth Book of Wonders in Bath in 1852.

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David W. Evans

Reporter whose reports of sermons were printed in the Journal of Discourses.

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Deguchi Onisaburo

Author associated with Divine Signposts, represented here in its international English edition.

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Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Latter-day Saint speaker of the linked general conference commentary.

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Dorothy Field

Author of The Religion of the Sikhs, which reports the displayed predictions attributed to Gobind Singh.

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E. W. West

Translator whose notes explain language and figures in the Bundahishn.

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Edgar C. Whisenant

Author of the September 1988 rapture calculation in On Borrowed Time.

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Edgard Blochet

French translator and annotator of the Ulema-i Islam treatises in 1898.

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Edwin Hamilton Gifford

Editor and reviser of the English translation of Cyril of Jerusalem in the 1894 Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers edition.

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Ellen G. White

Interprets the Dark Day and the 1833 meteor storm as prophetic signs.

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Emanuel Swedenborg

1688–1772

Swedish scientist and visionary who wrote that the Last Judgment took place in the spiritual world in 1757.

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Emeer Sayd Ahmed

Shia mujtahid at Lucknow whose 1833 letter disputing Wolff’s date is printed in Wolff’s journal.

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Eusebius of Caesarea

Author of the Ecclesiastical History, a source for earlier Christian writers and interpretations.

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F. Max Müller

Translator of the Diamond Sutra in Buddhist Mahāyāna Texts, Part II. His explanatory notes are displayed alongside the translated passage.

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Faxian

Pilgrim whose account records an Indian devotee’s prediction about the Buddha’s bowl and Maitreya. James Legge’s translation calls him Fa-hien.

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Francis

Offers a Christian reflection on waiting and watchfulness.

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Fujiwara no Sukefusa

1007–1057

Heian courtier whose diary, Shunki, calls Eishō 7 (1052) the first year of the Final Dharma.