Evidence of the truth of the Christian religion derived from the literal fulfilment of prophecy
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This is not a book on prophecy in general but on fulfilled prophecy. Keith gives evidence of the fulfillment of prophecies relating to Edom, Tyre, Moab, Babylon, Ammon, Nineveh, and Jerusalem, to name a few. His format is to take …
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This is not a book on prophecy in general but on fulfilled prophecy. Keith gives evidence of the fulfillment of prophecies relating to Edom, Tyre, Moab, Babylon, Ammon, Nineveh, and Jerusalem, to name a few. His format is to take a subject, for example Moab, and give all the prophecies concerning it, one following directly after another. The reader will find sometimes even two pages of nothing but direct prophecies from the Bible to read. Keith then goes on to give the evidence of their fulfillment. The evidence comes from historians as well as travelers to the areas, who, in a great many cases, were enemies of Christianity. According to Albert J. Beveridge's biography of Chief Justice John Marshall, his daughter stated that he came to believe in the divinity of Jesus Christ after reading Keith's book just months before his death. -- Carol Morgan
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"This is not a book on prophecy in general but on fulfilled prophecy. Keith gives evidence of the fulfillment of prophecies relating to Edom, Tyre, Moab, Babylon, Ammon, Nineveh, and …"
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