1877 RICHARD H. DYAS. The Upas: A Vision of the Past, Present, and Future. Strange Prophetic Work. Evangelical And it probably won't shock

And it probably won't shock you to hear that the next pastor had a similar experience

The volume itself is then housed in a blue suede clamshell box

She was described as being ‘as fair as the fairest among the Europeans

*338pp book entirely in the hand of John James Bonar of Greenock

[Founder and Superintendent of the Fulton Street Prayer Meetings]

1877 RICHARD H. DYAS. The Upas: A Vision of the Past, Present, and Future. Strange Prophetic Work. Evangelical And it probably won't shockAn exceptionally scarce volume purporting to be something of a new "Apocalypse" or prophetic word for the modern era. The present work, up until recently, had usually been classed as science fiction on bibliographic catalogues. It clearly is not that though; the author intended it to be read as a bona fide revelation of God to the modern era, detailing specifically the mutually parasitic dangers of ignorance and superstition. The author goes so far as