His books The Antichrist, Babylon and the Coming Kingdom, The Great Prophecies of the centuries concerning Israel and the Gentiles, and Mystery Babylon the Great are examples of Brethren interpretations of biblical prophecies in light of current events, and about the rejection of divisions in the Protestant churches. His book The Lord's Command is a classic example of Brethren arguments that uphold the need for only adults (believer's baptism) to be baptised and the rejection of the practice of infant baptism.
These books by this individual, including "The Antichrist," "Babylon and the Coming Kingdom," "The Great Prophecies of the Centuries concerning Israel and the Gentiles," and "Mystery Babylon the Great," are examples of Brethren interpretations of biblical prophecies in relation to current events, as well as their opposition to divisions within Protestant churches. His book "The Lord's Command" is a prominent example of Brethren arguments advocating for adult baptism only and rejecting infant baptism.