sentences:  But he had one great book left in him A Divine Looking-Glass (1656).At the opening of this book it says that all writings come "of divine inspiration or human imagination" So confident was Reeve that only the Commission of the Last Witnesses was of divine origin that he said in a letter of 15 August 1656 to Alice Webb "if the Lord Jesus does not bear witness unto our testimony and make it evident that he has sent us in a few months then you may conclude that there was never any true prophets .. "
  
  Reeve did not see himself as founding a faith so much as announcing imminent events to take place in the skies above London.The record of his prophetic experiences, as given in Lodowicke Muggleton's "Acts of the Witnesses", is not naive reportage.