Commentary
A Scheme of Prophecy Now to be Fulfilled
Thomas Beverley
A four-page tract by Thomas Beverley giving a scheme of prophecy “Beginning this present Year, 1691” and carried on to the succession of the Kingdom of Christ in 1697, assuring the success of the King’s expedition that summer and appealing to the event to confirm his prophetical grounds.
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Edition and location
[T. Beverley], A Scheme of Prophecy Now to be Fulfilled; Beginning this present Year, 1691 (no imprint; four pages; the author is not named in the tract). The “Catalogue of Late Books By That Reverend Divine Mr. Thomas Beverly” printed at the end of the 1696 second edition of his Catechism of the Kingdom lists “A Scheam of Prophecies now to be Fulfilled” as item 24 (Internet Archive bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_the-catechism-of-the-kin_beverley-thomas_1696, leaves n24 and n26). Pp. [1]–2 (leaves n0–n1), from “A Scheme of Prophecy” to “the Thousand Years Glory.” (Internet Archive bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_a-scheme-of-prophecy_beverley-thomas_1696, catalogued there under 1696). Long s (ſ) rendered s; ligatures expanded; roman and italic type not distinguished; line-end hyphenation joined; spacing normalized (one space after punctuation, paragraph breaks as blank lines); running heads, catchwords, signatures and marginal notes omitted; spelling, capitalization and punctuation otherwise as printed; omissions inside the selection marked […]. Transcribed from the Internet Archive page images.
Pp. [1]–2