Pre-Reformation Era Interpretations of Anti-Christ, man of sin, little horn, harlot, Babylon, Beast of Revelation, Abomination of desolation, etc… : (pope, Catholic Church, papacy, Roman Church, Bishop of Rome, Rome, etc…)
Dante Alighieri
Michael of Cesena
Johannes de Rupescissa
Francesco Petrarch
John Milicz
John Wycliffe
Matthias of Janow
R. Wimbledon
John Purvey
Walter Brute
John Huss
Girolamo Savonarola
Reformation Era Interpretations of Anti-Christ :
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Philipp Melanchthon
Andreas Osiander
Nicolaus von Amsdorf
Johann Funch
Virgil Solis
Georg Nigrinus
Flacius
David Chytraeus
Johann Oecolampaius
Heinrich Bullinger
William Tyndale
George Joys
Nicholas Ridley
Hugh Latimer
John Bale
John Jewel
John Foxe
Anglican Formulas
John Knox
John Napier
Thomas Brightman
David Pareus
Post Reformation Era Interpretations of Anti-Christ:
Roger Williams
James I of England
George Downham
George Pecard
Hugh Broughton
Andress Holwig
Matthias Hoe
Daniel Cramer
Joseph Mede
Johannes Gerhard
Thomas Goodwin
John Tillinghast
Henry More
William Sherwin
Johann H. Alsted
Thomas Beverley
Jacques Phillipot
Pierre Jurieu
Drue Cressener
“Mysteries Finished”
William Lowth
Johannes Cocceius
Robert Fleming, Jr.
Georg her. Giblehr
Daniel Whitby
William Whiston
Heinrich Horch
Charles Daubux
Sir Isaac Newton
Th. Crinsox de Bionens
Thomas Pyle
Johann Aal. Bengel
Berienberg Bible
John Willison
Thomas Newton
John Gill
John Wesley
Johann Ph. Petri
R. M.
Hans Wood
James Becheno
Joseph Priestly
George Bell
Christian G. Thube
David Simpson
Edward King
Joseph Galloway
Richard Valpy
Jean G. de la Flechers
The Baptist confession of faith
The Westminster confession of faith
Charles Spurgeon
Rev. J.A. Wylie
and many more.....It is certainly not just me saying it. And, many on this list were tortured and murdered for saying it.
You are unable in the natural man to discern the difference in ‘the spirit of anti-Christ’ at work and the revealing of The antiChrist.