Stacy's Hand-book of Prophecy is a Historicist Postmillennial work, by a Presbyterian, written in the early twentieth century, which proposes to give "a brief outline of the prophecies of John, as set forth in the book of Revelation, and as usually held by leading interpreters."

A short section is also dedicated to expounding the major images found in the book of Daniel.

Hand-book of Prophecy also includes helpful charts, tables and diagrams and compares some of the major differences between systems of eschatology.

One of the best shorter introductions to the Reformation view of the prophecy.

148 pages.