A course of lectures on the prophecies that remain to be fulfilled — Vol. I

Winchester was famous in London not only as a Universalist but as an expositor of prophecy, and these lectures — delivered at Borough Road, Southwark, to large audiences — were his most ambitious performance in that line. Volume I opens his survey of the prophecies yet unfulfilled: the return of the Jews, the millennium, and the ultimate triumph of Christ's kingdom, all framed within his conviction that the divine plan ends in universal restoration. A window on the millenarian side of early Universalism.

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