PROPHECIES,
THAT HAVE BEEN FULFILLED,

ARE NOW FULFILLING,

OR

WILL HEREAFTER BE FULFILLED,

RELATIVE TO THE

GREAT PERIOD OF 1260 YEARS;

THE PAPAL AND MOHAMMEDAN APOSTASIES;
THE TYRANNICAL REIGN OF ANTICHRIST,

OR THE INFIDEL POWER;

AND

THE RESTORATION OF THE JEWS.

By the Rev. GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. D.

RECTOR OF LONG-NEWTON IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM.

“ Shut up the Words, and seal the Book, even to the time of the end : many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.” Dan. xii. 4.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR F. C. AND J. RIVINGTON,

NO. 62, ST. PAUL'S CUURCI-YARD ;
By Law and Gilbert, St. John's-Square, Clerkenwell

CONTENTS:

VOL. II.

CHA P. VII.

OF THE FOUR FIRST APOCALYPTIC TRUMPETS.

1. The seventh seal comprehends all the seven trumpets.

These may be divided into the four, which prepare the way for the revelation of the man of sin; and the three, which comprehend the whole history of the Apostasy in its dominant state both in the East and in the West, and which are styled woe-trumpets. The silence at the opening of the seventh scal indicates the anxious expectation of the troubles about to be pro

duced by the sounding of the trumpets. p. 3. II. By the sounding of the four first trumpets, he, that letted or

prevented the revelation of the man of sin, is taken out

of the way. p. 7, 1. Import of the phrase the third part. At the sounding of

3. At the sounding of the third, the line of the western

Cesars becomes extinct in the person of Augustulus.

p. 19.

4. At the sounding of the fourth, the political luminaries of

the western third part of the Roman empire expe-

rience a total eclipse. p. 23.

CH A P. VIII.

OF THE THREE LAST APOCALYPTIC TRUMPETS, OR, AS THEY

ARE PECULIARLY STYLED, THE THREE WOE TRUMPETS.

The prophecy here divides into two distinct lines, treat-

ing severally of the eastern and western branches of the great

Apostasy. The first of the three woe-trumpets describes the

commencement of the dominance of the two-fold Apostasy : the

second represents it in the zenith of its power, untiline mani-

festation of Antichrist : the third exhibits its downfall, display-

ing at the same time the multiplied horrors of the harvest and

the vintage of the Lord, or the uncontrouled reign of the athe-

istical king and his subsequent destruction along with the other

enemies of God. p. 26.

CHA P. IX.

CON ERNING THE EFFECTS OF THE TWO FIRST WOE-

TRUMPETS IN THE EAST.

1,

Ат

the sounding of the fifth trumpet,' or the first woe-

trumpet, in the East, the apostate star of Rome falls

from heaven; opens the pit of the abyss ; and lets out

the impostor Mohammed with his Saracenic locusts.

P.

. 28.

2. At the sounding of the sixth trumpet, or the second woe

trumpet, the four sultanies of the Turkish horsemen are loosed from the river Euphrates ; and, in due season, slay the third part of men, or subvert the Constantinopolitan monarchy. p. 37.

OCNTENTS OF THE LITTLE BOOK--HISTORY OF THE WESTERN

APOSTASY UNDER THE THREE WOE-TRUMPETS.

The little book comprehends the eleventlı, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth, chapters of the Revelation. These chapters, in point of chronology, run parallel to each other, forming a come plete history of the western Apostasy. p. 45. 1. The first describes the prophesying of the witnesses during