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 early eighteenth century. His theological writings, including *A Prospect of the City of Jerusalem*, engaged with eschatological and biblical interpretation in ways that influenced the intellectual climate of New England divinity. As a figure of the transitional period between Puritan orthodoxy and the Great Awakening, Stiles's work exemplified the scholarly engagement with prophetic literature and typological exegesis characteristic of his era.