Herald of the Morning
N. H. Barbour, editor; unsigned article
Monthly prophetic paper edited by Nelson H. Barbour at Rochester, New York. After 1873 and 1874 passed, it argued that the day of the Lord was a period of time and that the time of harvest had begun in 1874.
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Barbour in January 1874: the Lord comes in the seventh month of 1874 · commentary →
Edition and location
Herald of the Morning (Rochester, N.Y.), No. 4, September 1875, unsigned article “Harmony in Prophetic Periods, or ‘The time of the end’,” pp. 57–59. Internet Archive scan “Herald of the Morning, N. H. Barbour, éditions de 1874 à 1880” (BookReader leaves 72–74; masthead on leaf 64). Transcribed from the page images; the OCR text layer was used only for comparison. Line-end hyphenation joined, italics rendered plain, typographic quotation marks as printed, whitespace normalized. Selected units: p. 58 last paragraph through p. 59 first column (“Those who do not understand” through “shows us our whereabouts.”) and p. 59 second column (“Now, as strange as it may seem” through “(Isa. 40: 2).”).
No. 4, September 1875, pp. 57–59