Bengel, a Lutheran theologian, studied the Bible and predicted that Christ would return in 1836.
2. Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772):
A Swedish scientist, philosopher, and mystic, Swedenborg claimed to have visited heaven and hell and written extensively about the afterlife.
3. Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758):
An American Congregationalist theologian, Edwards is known for his sermons on sin and salvation and his book "On Religious Affections."
4. John Wesley (1703–1791):
An English Anglican clergyman and theologian, Wesley founded Methodism and played a significant role in the evangelical revival of the 18th century.
5. Charles Finney (1792–1875):
An American Presbyterian revivalist and theologian, Finney is known for his emphasis on personal conversion and the need for a "new birth."
6. William Miller (1782–1849):
An American Baptist farmer and self-taught theologian, Miller is known for predicting that Jesus would return in 1843 and 1844.
7. Ellen G. White (1827–1915):
A co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and a prolific writer, White is considered a prophetess by her church and is known for her visions and writings on a variety of theological topics.