The fall of the Jews 18 a subject which is presented, perhaps, in a somewhat new light from what it has been viewed before. The chapter on the Jewish question, it is hoped, 'will serve to settle some minds, at least, on the points of their national return 'to Palestine, and their gen. Eral conversion. On the fulfilment of the time, times, and dividing of a time, of Dan. Vii. 25, and the forty-two months of Rev. Xiii: 6, the argument is more full than has before been presented to the public in any of our works, together with more copious historical facts than have before been given.