Isaac Stiles

Isaac Stiles (1697–1760) was a colonial American theologian and clergyman whose intellectual contributions bridged European Reformed theology and emerging American Protestant thought during the Great Awakening era. His theological writings, including *A Prospect of the City of Jerusalem*, engaged with eschatological and biblical interpretation in ways that influenced New England ministerial discourse and reflected the period's intense engagement with scriptural prophecy and millennial expectations. As a figure of the mid-eighteenth century, Stiles exemplified the scholarly clergy who sought to reconcile traditional Calvinist doctrine with contemporary intellectual currents.