1796 RICHARD BROTHERS. Very Rare American Ed. Millennial Work - Pre-William Miller and Ellen G. White. George Whitefield entitled The Promises are not

entitled The Promises are not Yet Fulfilled

An Original [Previously Unpublished] Letter of the Rev

He doth not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men

my engagement of His grows daily sweeter & sweeter and as my earthly hopes are crushed day by day I seem to feel more & more the preciousness of the Christian’s hope and also the blessedness of hearing of my children now also enjoying like precious hope with me

also a comparison of the developing embryo of a dog and human

1796 RICHARD BROTHERS. Very Rare American Ed. Millennial Work - Pre-William Miller and Ellen G. White. George Whitefield entitled The Promises are notA very scarce gathering of four works by Millennialist preached, Richard Brothers [1757 1824]. He was influential both in England and America and is often seen as a forerunner to slightly later 19th century figures like William Miller and Ellen G. White. Connected with his eschatology, he was also an early believer and teacher of British Israelism and the idea of the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. Brothers was quite the character. He retired from the Navy