Commentary
A Scripture-Line of Time, Drawn in Brief from the Lapsed Creation, to the Restitution of All Things
Thomas Beverley
Thomas Beverley’s 1684 chronology of Daniel’s 2,300 evenings and mornings. It ends the 1,260 days in 1697 and places the full cleansing of the sanctuary, the New Jerusalem, in 1772.
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Beverley in 1684: the 1,260 days end in 1697, the New Jerusalem in 1772 · commentary →
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Edition and location
Thomas Beverley, A Scripture-Line of Time, Drawn in Brief from the Lapsed Creation, to the Restitution of All Things (“Printed according to a Calendar, 1684”), p. 16 and p. 59 (Internet Archive scripturelineoft00beve, Princeton Theological Seminary copy, leaves n121 and n164). Transcribed from the EEBO-TCP keyed text (CC0; textcreationpartnership GitHub repository A27623). Long s (ſ) rendered s; TCP line-end hyphenation markers joined; page breaks joined; marginal notes and running heads omitted; roman and italic type not distinguished; spelling, capitalization and punctuation otherwise as keyed; omissions marked […]. Checked against the page images of both pages; no differences from the keyed text were found apart from long s.
pp. 16, 59