Irish by birth, _________ lived most of his life as an English clergyman, first with the Church of England, then as the theological leader of the newly formed Plymouth Brethren and finally as the founder of the Darbyites. _________'s major theological work, Synopsis, laid down the foundations tions for a premillennial dispensational eschatology. Dispensationalism, sationalism, a periodization of human history into distinct time periods, or dispensations, during which God relates to humans in unique ways, was popularized in _________'s frequent trips to America and contributed to the rise of *fundamentalism.

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