John Rogers

John Rogers (1627–1698) was an English Nonconformist minister and apocalyptic theologian whose prophetic writings, including *A Midnight Cry from the Temple of God to the Ten Virgins*, exemplified the intense millennial expectations and sectarian fervor of the Restoration period. His work synthesized radical Protestant theology with visionary eschatology, addressing the spiritual anxieties of Dissenters excluded from the established church following 1662. Rogers's theological output remains significant for understanding the intersection of prophecy, dissent, and religious identity in seventeenth-century England.