G. H. Pember's book on Old and New Testament Prophecy, decidedly dispensational. Pember was the author of the well-known book Earth's Earliest Ages, and this book was written later to focus more on prophecy than history. The full title is The Great Prophecies Concerning the Gentiles, the Jews, and the Church of God. Excerpt: Before we can attempt to interpret the prophecies of Scripture, it is necessary to ascertain to whom they severally belong: for God is now dealing with three distinct classes of men upon earth, and with each of them on lines peculiar to itself. Until the close of the third age He seems to have given all His revelations, and to have issued every command, to the whole human race without distinction. But by the covenant with Abraham He called out one tribe from among the families of the world to be peculiarly His own. And some two thousand years later He proclaimed the formation of another elect body, and men of every kindred and tongue and people and nation were invited to join the Church of Christ, and so to become separate from Israelites as well as Gentiles. Thus the population of the earth is at present divided into three great orders, each of which will be found to have its own laws, covenant, sovereignty, and prophecies.