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THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST R. E
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prayerfully read these works will,
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the Divine blessing on both head an
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have met their fulfillment without
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all who in any way uphold these. .
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"Is it likely that there should be
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associated with the martyrs of Jesu
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would be a brief one. However, it i
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Chrysostom then gives a reason why
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outbreak of evil at its close. This
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death for the truth of our Lord Jes
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this authority "damned all Lutheran
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details being, as is divinely impli
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view of all this, how can it be que
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Marcella to quit Rome for Bethlehem
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trances and ecstasies and would app
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Upon the Gospel's sacred page The g
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syllables, trying in vain to make s
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His Father." Are the kings and prie
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eing the express image of the Fathe
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"In that Day, ultimately all eyes s
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those who have faithfully followed
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Visions are not realities In additi
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Lord, present with His Church, woul
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sentence, may all be ultimately del
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We will examine first the primary s
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epresentative of the church; that i
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ishops or pastors of the seven loca
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Messages apply to seven distinct ep
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to himself a hopeless search. Go wh
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Was it love for the work, or servic
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have not been willing fully to face
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again in the Church's history. Even
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paradise, we recall, is elsewhere r
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The words of the Savior, "which was
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were put to the most cruel tortures
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sorrow. She then raised up the fain
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professing church systems. It is th
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Comfortless, afflicted, broken, Fai
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The same temptation under which the
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toward lordship in the Church--sepa
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". . . if he could not keep them in
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had fed them in the wilderness. In
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the priests and the religious repre
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hidden lives of those who, amid the
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the parable seem to refer to the "f
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will suffer with her in the "plague
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of their still worse defections, by
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This period of church history found
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new beginning. For a brief space of
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eligion may be revived. In the appa
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who had not been contaminated to a
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In the words of the Savior, "And I
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"If ye keep My commandments, ye sha
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of Luther and his friends. The Refo
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"'If Christ was the universal Sheph
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This was not only true of those in
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warranted that the Philadelphian ca
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ecame haughty and skeptical . . . S
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love, in marked contrast with these
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looked upon as merely negativing ev
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of joint-heirship with the Redeemer
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However, it would seem that we may
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are apostles, and are not, and hast
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As throughout the preceding six sta
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'people's right,' has become, moral
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"And it was commanded them that the
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existence of this Saracenic power w
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The Revelator tells us that when th
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the only one that succeeded the Sar
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some suffered death in the most bar
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defensive armor, giving boldness an
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As introductory to a consideration
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fulfillment of the vision. It would
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voice of the Lord is powerful . . .
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"And the rest of the men which were
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seemingly been crushed in their con
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executed chiefly under the auspices
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epresented Holy Writings or message
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fanatical weaver named Claus Starck
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oth senses in which it is used: the
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"Many are the inquiries relative to
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events, which have occurred since,
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5. The resultant "seven thunders" r
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"Not only measure the doctrines in
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witnessing and suffering for the tr
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Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore
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temple, the Church, (except for a b
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"The witnesses, therefore, cannot b
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witnesses (the Old and New Testamen
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This last, as we shall endeavor to
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Harlot, and Antichrist in Rome and
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"There stands the fierce wild monst
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Range wide o'er all the pastures. A
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1517, that the three years and a ha
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ecorded this special rejoicing. One
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most terrible persecution ever know
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Protestantism were recognized by th
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"'Ah,' said some, 'there are plenty
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hastily interrupting him, exclaimed
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Do we in these days value the right
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of the Scriptures to a place of dig
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interference of either royalty or p
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"In the symbolic language of Revela
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of the Papacy, and embraced the tru
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Our God Holy and Infinite! Viewless
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to those who "have ears to hear." O
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events of this transition period. I
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still as a plausible fiction of dip
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ought before the Apostle's view, an
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now, while disclosing some chronolo
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and strengthening such as was never
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For ever and ever that glory shall
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certain other matters stated in the
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It was not until the ending of thes
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Boulogne, France, thence to Britain
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longer be borne, we make known by t
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A Roman Catholic writer, Reiner de
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4. That he was the one who in Eden
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In order to understand the symbolic
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presence of the nations. We may now
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"'Liberty being now restored, and t
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instrument, but a gift that formed
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centuries, when true believers were
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continuing to symbolize the Eastern
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"It is of course a necessary prelim
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of Italy, AD 1130, thus writes: 'Th
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Babylon being represented by a lion
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espect in which they were held; to
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And such was the claim of the bisho
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defend the Lord's cause by force, a
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"The former beast was represented a
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"What appears most probable is, tha
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Movement began to affect the Church
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. Language such as this aroused the
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Makes the earth and those who dwell
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he doeth great wonders, so that he
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The first beast, at the present tim
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Protestant Episcopal Church in the
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7. In its unbelief in, and its desp
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endeavor to make themselves respect
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"Doubtless, some of the first enact
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'Greetings' to the last [at the tim
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hundred and sixty-six.' Here only t
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they are His sheep they will hear;
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tribe of Ephraim, but chose the tri
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succeeding visions of this chapter,
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"slept" throughout the Age. These s
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The "voice from heaven" in this ins
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eing sung before the throne, etc. T
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instructions; they yield to His law
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Each moment listening for His voice
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Many expositors, among them those w
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This symbolic angel-movement is a p
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"dark night" sets in, when all such
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This same writer, further enlarging
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has gone forth, it must be 'cut off
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spiritual uncleanness; that is, hea
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Speaking of the Christian's attitud
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well as ecclesiastical authority ov
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faith of Jesus,' yet many such time
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"Now, we are full of interest to kn
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Chapter 34: Rev. 14:14-19 Reaping t
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Commenting on the words, "For the h
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the spirit of Christ, the Chief Rea
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nations. It is now very apparent, h
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It is doubtless those unfoldings of
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2. It was the priest's duty to keep
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This cry of the angel who was seen
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Christendom. The Prophet represents
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3. The "Holy City, the New Jerusale
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"After describing that the coming o
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We submit an interpretation which w
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likewise, following Him. . . . Nor
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Divine Plan, enables them to be del
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degree, be a retributive requiremen
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heretofore explained, we understand
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"Yes, dear brethren and sisters, we
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vision under consideration: "And af
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"Take the wine cup of this fury at
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A reasonable explanation of the wor
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"These evils, called plagues or bow
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vial is poured out. It is, however,
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of these two elements is due, the r
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forty years will be found to be mos
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which would have resulted in the di
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"Here the misery of some is caused
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the French Revolution, as also the
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It is our thought that the symbolic
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"Pius IX, in his Encyclical Letter
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way these proposed reforms were rec
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"What then so signal a removal of o
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land; either their removal or their
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intention to secede from the Church
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also be illustrated by the vision o
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to be serene--until the great socia
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Another reference by this writer to
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The symbols mentioned next in conne
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governments. St. John noted also th
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the time of trouble would be incomp
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"And there came one of the seven an
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To those familiar with Church histo
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this, and does so still, even in he
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On her forehead a name written "And
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Mary's reign; the extinction by fir
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time from St. John's day, namely a
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(Zech. 8:10); the natural outcome o
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In this Scripture we are considerin
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Papal Empire, with its ten kingdoms
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Thy scattered sons are gathering ho
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and dignitaries of the Church, who
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Philip Melancthon, a man of wonderf
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"He sells merits, the forgiveness o
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multitude in place of the rulers, a
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movement than has yet taken place,
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In order to understand this feature
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seems to have comprehended, previou
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this way are properly called the "b
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Another of his comments reveals his
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great,' and from all the holy unive
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This word "Write," seems to make it
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with the fulfillment of the vision
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"Notice, that the comparison [made
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We inquire, If this feature of the
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"To judge rightly He must see throu
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the precise statement of the Apostl
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opening of its seals; the sounding
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according to His Word: it is that l
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gathered them together into a place
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applies the words, "It has been don
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teaching characteristic. Papacy, al
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necessity on account of the revolut
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socialists, who mistakenly see in t
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persecuting them unto death, and de
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Nor is the reason for this collapse
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Therefore, it will be seen that the
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"Many may be the instruments [angel
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more especially to the particular t
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earth in the Millennium. They will
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"1. Satan bound for a thousand year
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2. Daniel "beheld . . . the judgmen
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These Millennial times, as already
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nations of the earth. Too many in t
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which are interwoven in the Mosaic
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the veil to be forever with the Lor
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is established. The words indicated
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calls them kings and priests. In ot
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that feature of the Divine Plan tha
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Concerning what is represented in t
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"The great Mediator will indeed 'de
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cannot refer to these human beings
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of Christ and His saints over the w
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added to fire in the symbol, it int
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In Isa. 24:17-20 we read of this sa
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the Man Christ Jesus, the expositio
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an interpretation of St. John's vis
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fail; in short when God's mercy and
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All nature's voices loud proclaim T
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together. As to how these glorified
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and as a result we see the prelimin
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"And God shall wipe away all tears
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Exults to see its thistly curse rep
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forever the associate and represent
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Chapter 49: Rev. 21:9-22:5 The New
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eloquence, no form of human speech
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fact that the angel who called to J
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Mr. Lord's interpretation of some o
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The holy city the place of mediatio
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interest, the joy of the waking tho
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"The waters are in both cases from
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"As soon as the Marriage of the Lam
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The time occupied by the revealing
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much these exhortations were needed
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Mr. Barnes' thought concerning this
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understood do not teach anything of
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was raised up, even David's Lord; a
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"For I testify unto every man that
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watchfire she took her stand each n
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people in different periods of the
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9. The French Revolution of 1793-17
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17:10. We have witnessed its tempor
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other with a glad 'here we are at l
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The opportunities for laying up tre
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Hippolytus.--Christ and Antichrist,
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Josephus, Flavius. Lactantius. Laya
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