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us walk in the light, and be sanctified and separated from boththe world and a worldly church.====================R178 : page 3R178 : page 3CONSECRATION PRAYER.Take my life, and let it beConsecrated, Lord, to Thee.Take my hands, and let them moveAt the impulse of thy love.Take my feet, and let them beSwift and beautiful for Thee.Take my voice, and let me singAlways, only, for my King.Take my lips, and let them beFilled with messages from Thee.Take my silver and my gold,Not a mite will I withhold.Take my moments and my days,Let them flow in ceaseless praise.Take my intellect, and useEvery power as Thou shalt choose.Take my will, and make it thine;It shall be no longer mine.Take my heart, it is thine own!Fit it for Thy royal throne.Take my love; my Lord, I pourAt Thy feet its treasure store!Take myself, and I will be,Ever, only, all, for Thee!====================--Selected.HOLY PLACE.It will be admitted by all Bible students, that a correctunderstanding of terms used, is necessary, in order to a clearcomprehension of any subject. Now that the tabernacle of thewilderness is unfolding so grandly, as a type, or shadow of thetrue tabernacle, and giving us a better knowledge of God andChrist, and the way to God, it becomes important to understandthe terms used in connection with it.For various reasons, it seems especially important to know thescripture names of the three places in the tabernacle. It is evident
that in some passages, the term holy is used for most holy, orreferring to both, so that it is necessary to determine the placereferred to by the connections; but we think it can be clearlyshown that the names are not all used interchangeably.It seems that there has been a general misunderstanding inregard to the term holy place. It needs only to be stated thatwords in italics in the scriptures, have been supplied by thetranslators, and were not in the original. If that is invariably thecase, then we think that it can be shown that wherever place isnot in italics, the term "holy place" has reference to the court ofthe tabernacle; and consequently the other two places are calledthe holy and most holy, or holiest of all; place being in italics, inboth old and new testament. So we have "the holy place;" (thecourt) "the holy," (beyond the first vail) and "the most holy," orholiest of all (beyond the second vail). Notice in Exodus, Lev.and Heb. As has been shown, the alter of burnt offering; and thelaver for washing, were in the court or holy place. The animalsfor sacrifice were killed there. And he shall slay the lamb in theplace where he shall kill the sin offering in the holy place. Lev.14:13. And the remainder thereof shall Aaron and his sons eat;with unleavened bread shall it be eaten in the holy place; in thecourt of the tabernacle of the congregation they shall eat it. Lev.6:16-26.It will be noticed that place is in the original in these passages,not being in italics; and that the holy place and court areidentical. And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying: Thou shaltmake a laver of brass, and his foot of brass to wash; and thoushalt put it between the tabernacle of the congregation and thealter, and thou shalt put water therein, for Aaron and his sonsshall wash their hands and their feet thereat; when they go intothe tabernacle of the congregation, they shall wash, that they dienot; or when they come near to the alter to minister, to burnoffering made by fire unto the Lord. Ex. 30:17-20. Whatsoevershall touch the flesh thereof shall be holy; and when there issprinkled of the blood thereof upon any garment thou shalt washthat whereon it was sprinkled, in the holy place (the court). Lev.6:27.These passages make it certain that whoever or whatever waswashed in connection with the tabernacle, was washed at thelaver, in the holy place; and we have seen that the holy place isthe court of the tabernacle; and we found also, in Ex. 30:20, thatwhoever would enter the holy, must first wash at the laver, thathe die not. Now coming to Lev. 16 which gives us a picture ofthe day of atonement, we find that if the high priest would enterholy or most holy, he must first wash his flesh in water and puton the holy linen garments; then kill the bullock to makeatonement for himself and his house; and take his blood in andsprinkle upon and before the mercy seat; then come out and killthe goat, which was to make atonement for the people, and do
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Gospel house go into captivity to "
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other Scripture. We have been held
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great stones, costly stones, and he
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nominal church before commencement
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harmony with the commands of the Lo
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"Babylon" church. As Peter called t
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laid down as a ransom, so the two g
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ecoming an immortal ally of the dec
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us." He does not know us after the
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promise of the spiritual nature, an
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the spirit." Rom. 8:1. It seems to
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Due and full allowance is made for
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is the wife (1 Cor. 11:7) and toget
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effects on character. Rom. 5:3-6. N
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faith? It is because God has a plan
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SPIRITUAL SEED. Now says Paul, "God
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spiritual plane (except those who d
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Paul's statement, that "The saints
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and tares. (Matt. 13,) as the two c
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needful to us and tend to sharpen o
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that the observance of it as instit
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the type foreshadows it, and the se
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tasting of death; [1 Thess. 4:15-17
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God leadeth to repentance," and now
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against the views of all the learne
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We know of some who are now experie
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pages. We trust that the Lord may b
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instead of to the type, Abraham, th
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enter into it anything that defilet
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under him, we may see how Abraham m
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foreknow, he also did predestinate
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Paul's was a critical and calculati
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twelve disciples; their sacrifices,
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seem too, to show God's special fav
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was literally fulfilled; they fled
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influence, how you would lose your
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THE CREDIBILITY OF THE SCRIPTURES.E
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I contend, then, that the Israeliti
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Jerusalem shall be trodden down of
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you be. He was armed with the sword
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the false teachers of Baal (Papacy)
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was denounced, and for the same rea
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along with some Scriptures, and how
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(Gal. 4:19) "the hope of glory;" (C
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prophetic periods, the parallels an
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enlightening and blessing of the na
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this city, we have had very pleasan
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now preached. We were not called, n
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irth of the flesh or of the Spirit?
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flower: so in the six branches that
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y human wisdom or knowledge, "not b
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mercy endureth forever") but now du
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lifetime subject to bondage" --Let
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the destruction of our globe, and t
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occur in 1880 and 1881. But though
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page iFOODFORTHINKING CHRISTIANS.--
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among the good? Could he not have p
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B.--But did not God implant in his
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should disobey God, death would hav
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in the forfeit of the sinner's life
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The character and exclusive applica
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nor by work he has since accomplish
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C.--Now, another point: Are all our
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Jesus is the head, is intended for
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word of God true and Satan's statem
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evil with good, we are misunderstoo
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he were dealing by a rule of chance
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SEPARATE AGES.The Patriarchal, last
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complete, then the plan of God for
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Another is: "There is one God, and
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accomplished.--Vs. 28 to 33. The pr
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THEIR FORMER ESTATE,"--restitution.
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ighteousness to such a degree that
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for the same reasons. But when God'
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now they die for their own willful
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Millennial reign. The glory of the
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illustrated by angels--spiritual bo
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the disciples did not see Christ's
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the glory that shall be revealed (1
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PRESENCE OF CHRIST BEFORE THERAPTUR
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execute from God, (Job 1:12), is it
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expressed his belief that many of t
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God, that ye may be able to withsta
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of the old nature and newness of li
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period of the judges until Samuel,
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mountains, [place of power], and sh
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15:28), whose will then will be "in
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PART VI.----------THE PLAN OF THE A
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shrink from the death of the human
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learn that the texts referred to (a
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perfectly, and filled with life. He
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in fashion as a man, he humbled him
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a mediator--a person who stands bet
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God actually takes man's sins away
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from among the people."--Acts 3:22.
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learn that when in that parable he
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This earthly part of the kingdom is
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We care not Lord for earthly fame,I
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disappointed once and consequently
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The Lord's answer to those knocking
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probably designed as a ripener to s
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out their consecration vows--the bo
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one member suffer all the members s
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Found the free Methodist's very fai
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ejoicing is apparent among the mult
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sleep but we shall all be changed.
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THE CHART OF THE AGES.At a consider
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perfect harmony with what we have a
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that would be a church meeting--an
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established. And if he shall neglec
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Father, and that "God hath both rai
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A question of the first importance
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These letters have just come to han
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"partakers of the divine nature." W
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head. This is complete immersion in
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Yes, he went about doing good, spen
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inheritance. The full inheritance w
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the truth and show us things to com
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To the class thus "blessed," there
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Prince Jerome Boneparte. Others qui
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did put down all enemies and that f
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hindered the more rapid development
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death by Papacy--so that she is rep
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shall reign in righteousness and Pr
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would not feel comfortable. Poor cr
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shall the son of man be ashamed whe
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