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• An enquiry into the time of the coming of the Messiah : and the Restoration of the Jews: in a letter from Robert, Lord Bishop of Clogher, To An Eminent Jew
  by: Clayton, Robert
  Published: (1751)
• Remarks on several very important prophecies : In five parts. I. Remarks on the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Verses of the Seventh Chapter of Isaiah, in Answer to Dr. W-Ms's Critical Dissertation on the same, as approved and republished by the Authors of the Critical Review. II. A Dissertation on the Nature and Style of Prophetical Writings, shewing that abrupt Transitions from one Subject to another are frequently found therein. The same being intended to illustrate the foregoing Remarks. III. A Dissertation on Isaiah vii. 8. IV. A Dissertation on Genesis xlix. 10. V. An Answer to some of the principal Arguments used by Dr. W-ms in Defence of his Critical Dissertation on Isaiah vii. 13, 14, 15, 16, &c. in which the opinions of the late Dr. Sykes and Dr. G. Benson, concerning Accommodations of Scripture-Prophecy, are briefly considered. By Granville Sharp
  by: Sharp, Granville
  Published: (1768)
• The little book open[.] A prophecy: or, Prophetical dissertation : Predicting and declaring the coming of the expected redeemer, in the character of Lord and King; the setting up of a national theocracy, in the calling of the Jews, and redemption of the Gentile Church. Part I. Consisting of an astro-theological unfolding of certain formerly obscure, but highly-interesting and capital points of doctrine. Adapted to the present crisis of affairs By J--- I-----. [Nine lines of Scripture texts]
  by: John Inglis
  Published: (1763)
• Truth defended, and boldness in error rebuk'd : or, a vindication of those Christian commentators, who have expounded some prophecies of the Messias not to be meant Only of Him. Being a confutation of part of Mr. Whiston's book, entituled, The accomplishment of Scripture-Prophecies; Wherein he pretends to Disprove all Duplicity of Sense in Prophecy. To which is Subjoin'd, an Examination of his Hypothesis, That our Saviour ascended up into Heaven several times after his Resurrection. And in Both there are some Remarks upon other Essays of the said Author, as likewise in an Appendix, and a Postscript. With a Large Preface. By Nicholas Clagett, D. D. Archdeacon of Sudbury
  by: Clagett, Nicholas
  Published: (1710)
• The true grounds of the expectation of the Messiah. In two letters. The one printed in the London Journal, April the first, 1727. The other in vindication of it. Being a reply to the answer published at the end of a late letter to Dr. Rogers. By Philalethes
  by: Sykes, Arthur Ashley
  Published: (1727)