The Structure Of Prophecy (1852)

Focusing on the multifaceted nature of biblical prophecy, James Douglas delves into the prophetic books of the Old Testament, arguing that prophecy encompasses history, politics, theology, and morality. The book is structured into three sections: an overview of prophecy's dynamic role in biblical literature, an analysis of literary devices used by prophets, and an exploration of the historical context influencing prophetic messages. Douglas emphasizes the interaction between human agents and divine forces, offering a comprehensive study valuable for scholars and enthusiasts of biblical studies.