Interpretation and reception
Our Hope and the Prospects of the World
William Kelly
Distinguishes the gathering of the church from public manifestation, allowing an interval before the lawless one appears. The 1873 address interprets western political change as preparatory tendency and expressly declines to identify it with the final beast already present. Anti-Catholic identification remains Kelly’s interpretation.
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Lecture 1 opening and concluding argument; Prospects opening and conclusion, Destruction of Babylon by the Beast