William Alexander Redding
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W. A. Redding | |
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As depicted in print, c. 1896 | |
Born | William Alexander Redding 21 February 1855 [1] Indiana |
Died | 3 July 1935 (80) [1] Los Angeles, California |
Burial | Roosevelt Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA |
Spouse(s) | Rebecca Anna [Beishline] (m. 1910) [2] |
William Alexander Redding (February 21, 1855 - July 3, 1935) was an American religious writer and prophesier who boasted to having foretold the First World War in the late 1890s.
Selected Bibliography
Redding wrote a series of pamphlets and texts that were collected as a series by Ernest Loomis & Co., including:
- Redding, William A. (1897), Doctors and Medicine
- Redding, William A. (1894), The Millennial Kingdom: A Book of Surprises Containing Unusual Statements Supported by Positive Testimony
- Redding, William A. (1896), Our Near Future: A Message to All the Governments and People of Earth
- Redding, William A. (1897), The Vaccination Curse
- Redding, William A. (1897), Curious Causes
- Redding, William A. (1897), That Woman Question
- Redding, William A. (1897), The Three Churches: Showing Many Mysterious And Wonderful Things Just Now Coming to the Surface After Traveling Down the Path of the Ages 6000 Years
- Redding, William A. (1897), The Rifting Wedge
- Redding, William A. (1896), Mysteries Unveiled: the Hoary Past Comes Forward with Astonishing Messages for the Prophetic Future
Additionally, Redding contributed to periodicals, including The Aquarian Age, and published his own newsletter, The Davidic Age.
Reading
- Zalinski, (Countess) Terese, ed. (1917), "The Redding Prophecies", Noted Prophecies, Predictions, Omens, and Legends Concerning the Great War and The Great Changes To Follow, Chicago, Ill.: Yogi Publishing Co., p. 162-168, https://books.google.com/books?id=rgNWAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA162