Applying the same rule, then, of a day for a year, 1335 days after 539 A.D.brings us to A.D.1874, at which time, according to Biblical chronology, the Lord's second presence is due.

If this calculation is correct, from that time forward we ought to be able to find some evidences marking the Lord's presence.
[399]It Is not the purpose of this writing to enter into a detailed statement of Biblical chronology.

The searcher for truth can find an extensive treatment of this question in Volumes 2 and 3 of STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES.

The purpose here is to call attention to certain important dates and then see how much, if any, prophecy has been fulfilled within these dates.

Chronology, to some extent at least, depends upon accurate calculations and there is always some possibility of mistakes.