A Harmony of Scripture Prophecies and History of Their Fulfillment (1784), by John Brown of Haddington, contains a harmony and history of the Scripture prophecies concerning: Adam, Noah, and their families; the Canaanites; Egyptians; Philistines; Ethiopians; Edomites and Amalekites; Moabites and Amonites; Syrians; Assyrians; Chaldeans; Medes and Persians; Greeks; Romans; Ishmaelites, etc.; Scythians, Tartars, Turks; the Lord Jesus Christ; the Romish Antichrist; Israelites, Jews; and the New Testament Church.

The final pages give a brief chronology of noted events from the creation (about 6000 years ago according to Brown) to the author's day.

This book, Brown notes, taken together with his Sacred Topology; or A Brief View of the Figures and Explication of the Metaphors Contained in Scripture, "form a kind of systematic explication of the whole Old and New Testament."

It is also interesting to note that Brown could read and translate in 10 different languages, being entirely self-taught, though his language studies "were subordinate to his favourite study of divinity, in which he became eminently skilled, as well as in history, both ecclesiastical and civil" (Darling, Cyclopaedia Bibliographica, p. 451).

414 pages.