America in Prophecy by Ellen White [Modern Version]

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America in Prophecy “I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon. And he doeth great wonders so that he maketh fire come down from heaven on earth in the sight of men. And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond to receive a mark.” Revelation 13:11, 13, 16. 2
Page 4 and 5: Table of Contents Information about
Page 6 and 7: 1. World History Predicted "If thou
Page 8 and 9: dwelling place." 2 Chronicles 36:15
Page 10 and 11: in human misery, tears, and blood;
Page 12 and 13: Wealth, labor, and architectural sk
Page 14 and 15: their selfrighteousness that they r
Page 16 and 17: Jerusalem and against the temple! a
Page 18 and 19: on our children." Matthew 27:25. Ti
Page 20 and 21: The Jews had forged their own fette
Page 22 and 23: magnifying the world's progress and
Page 24 and 25: Wherever they sought refuge, the fo
Page 26 and 27: Most of the Christians at last cons
Page 28 and 29: Well would it be for the church and
Page 30 and 31: God are so indifferently regarded,
Page 32 and 33: honours, the church was led to seek
Page 34 and 35: of the church, who, inspired by amb
Page 36 and 37: witnesses, yet at times it seemed t
Page 38 and 39: Rome. Even before the establishment
Page 40 and 41: 4. A Peculiar People Amid the gloom
Page 42 and 43: the Bible as the only rule of faith
Page 44 and 45: of the law of Jehovah, or blot out
Page 46 and 47: the trials undergone for its sake o
Page 48 and 49: The work of these missionaries bega
Page 50 and 51: heaven given among men, whereby we
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to meet those words again? Did he k
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schoolmen. The power of his genius
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Many parents, fearing the influence
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decisive measures to silence the te
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he knew that only a few years for l
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and the Master whose representative
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the Reformers. For the first time i
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worldly wealth to bestow upon her s
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In token of this terrible calamity,
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and strengthen their own power. Wit
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On his journey, Huss everywhere beh
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emoved one by one, each bishop pron
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By this expedient Jerome endeavoure
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and horror in Bohemia. It was felt
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whole church to both the bread and
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7. A Revolution Begins Foremost amo
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deep conviction of his condition as
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Luther was one day devoutly climbin
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whose behalf it had been paid would
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sanctioning crime, and seeing their
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people. Everywhere there was awaken
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The only response was: "Retract, re
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The elector saw that there was a ge
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other great personage; but ordinari
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8. Tried Before the Council A new e
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presence of the most august of trib
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a friendly priest expressed his fea
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the emperor a reform of ecclesiasti
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the world. Do this, . . . Thou alon
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Luther had spoken in German; he was
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prelates had been brought to nought
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Rumors of the designs against Luthe
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long absent from Worms, when the pa
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9. Reform in Switzerland In the cho
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of the Holy Spirit, which would, he
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Many assailed him with gibes and sn
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them by His love, and keep before t
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attired in their richest robes and
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divinely commissioned to carry forw
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In a second letter, written on the
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The fanatical teachers gave themsel
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discuss with them the precepts of G
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Wherever they could obtain a hearin
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This hastened the crisis. An imperi
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hour, there her dominion was to be
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the Old and New Testaments, without
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princes had been denied a hearing b
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proposed alliance. We would rather
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in it, when, thinking that he might
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elonging to the humblest class, an
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Again Berquin was apprehended. The
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"I will have none of your new doctr
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Crowds flocked to the service. Not
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Measures were at once taken for the
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with mourning drapery, and altars r
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The Reformation had presented to th
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and extend. The preachers returned,
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intellectual and highly educated, p
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priesthood, he was wholly ignorant
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Tausen, "the Reformer of Denmark,"
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This contest, though conducted upon
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meet the expense of printing his Bi
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determination to forsake the commun
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Baxter, Flavel, Alleine, and other
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'But were not your women and childr
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The servants of God trod a rugged p
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the naked? 'No; that is not the thi
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us that love, and to make us humble
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15. The Bible and the French Revolu
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continued their testimony throughou
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well as men, danced and sang with j
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"When the news of the massacre reac
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was generally recognized as a danci
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courage to avow their convictions a
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Revolution the throne was occupied
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that seemed intent on nothing but m
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and spirits of darkness exulted in
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prosper; and every tongue that shal
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America, pt. 1, ch. 12, par. 6. Hun
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principle of religious liberty. The
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In that grand old document which ou
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elieved and to live as they had liv
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we have waited for Him, and He will
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Luther declared: "I persuade myself
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terror of the people was beyond des
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existence, the darkness could not h
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and alarm." Zephaniah 1:15, 16. "Be
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of the narrow street to the eastern
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Such is the sure result of neglect
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four the Holy Spirit impressed his
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Taking the manner in which the prop
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(1 Kings 17:1) [see Luke 4:25;] . .
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The angel had been sent to Daniel f
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27 A.D = The Baptism and Unction of
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devoted two years to the study of t
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congregations. It was his invariabl
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the attention of the people was dir
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angels were in the throng, and one
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1:11. Hope was kindled afresh by th
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prince of darkness to conceal from
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Yet while it was not given to the p
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kingdom and dominion, and the great
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all the prophets." Such was the tes
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In the typical system, which was a
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20. The Awakening A great religious
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When only seven years old he was bo
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Concerning the popular system of in
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with him in the work, and the messa
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will see that it is worth their whi
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advent. God's word must be fulfille
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inspection of the heart-searching G
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listen to such heresies as were tau
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21. A Warning Rejected In preaching
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Such a condition never exists witho
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purification of the church revealed
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eighteenth chapter of the Revelatio
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waste any part of so precious a tal
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know it, and did they feel it, ther
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Thessalonians 2:12), shall be left
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A portion of Ezekiel's prophecy als
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would not sanction their course. Th
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peace was disturbed by the proclama
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In the parable of Matthew 25 the ti
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At that time there was faith that b
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out their disappointment, and prese
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delay and that the Lord would appea
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extend to 1844. "Then," said the an
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things which we have spoken this is
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The work of Christ as man's interce
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God demanded the life of the transg
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Thither the faith of Christ's disci
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24. The Most Holy Place The subject
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One Prophetic Day = One Literal Yea
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In the summer and autumn of 1844 th
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When in the typical service the hig
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unrighteousness." 2 Thessalonians 2
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In the very bosom of the Decalogue
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heavens; God Himself that formed th
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At this point another symbol is int
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Such action would be directly contr
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gained, then, in the effort to secu
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enjoining the abandonment of the se
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eholds "them that had gotten the vi
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is not the wicked world, but those
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our reverence; it was ordained by n
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and contempt of its advocates, and
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The great obstacle both to the acce
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was benefited by their influence. T
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The nature and the importance of th
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which shows the perfection of a rig
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and to temperance patience; and to
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And the claim to be without sin is,
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calling. "Come out from among them,
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of that deep, abiding work of the S
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atonement and investigative judgmen
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upon the books of record, unrepente
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"without sin unto salvation" (Hebre
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Those who would share the benefits
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When the work of the investigative
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thrones, or dominions, or principal
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discontent had never before been kn
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from the first that he was not in r
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etrayed in urging Him to cast Himse
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"through death He might destroy him
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it, whoever resists and conquers th
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chooses to associate with the serva
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31. Evil Spirits The connection of
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confederacy and government, of thei
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None are in greater danger from the
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There has ever been a class profess
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By the cry, Liberality, men are bli
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foolishness unto him: neither can h
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While God has given ample evidence
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Satan is well aware that the weakes
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But what did Adam, after his sin, f
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urning hell; that for the sins of a
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the Scriptures; their answer shall
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those that thirst. None but those w
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A life of rebellion against God has
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the soul of the impenitent is consi
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he was to be received among the ang
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34. Can Our Dead Speak to Us? The m
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The prince of darkness, who has so
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dealing with familiar spirits was p
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and the state of the dead, they wou
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day of God Almighty." Revelation 16
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discern the signs of the times. The
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interpretations, and rigorous exact
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The Roman Church now presents a fai
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to this movement is the fact that t
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his efforts that he departed from t
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declares that the power represented
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God's word has given warning of the
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In rejecting the truth, men reject
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vice, thus initiating others into t
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The line of distinction between pro
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Satan's policy in this final confli
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37. The Only Safeguard "To the law
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accustomed implicitly to bow. "How
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However strong may be his convictio
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divine mysteries and arrive at trut
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38. The Final Warning "I saw anothe
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Heretofore those who presented the
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As the storm approaches, a large cl
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The angel who unites in the proclam
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39. The Time of Trouble "At that ti
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appear conclusive; and a decree wil
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against the people of God. He numbe
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Jacob's history is also an assuranc
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employs in the work of conforming o
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will make the high places of the ea
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dead bodies in every place; they sh
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their lives. But none can pass the
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The eye of God, looking down the ag
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walk among the angels;" and the pal
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While these words of holy trust asc
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The King of kings descends upon the
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then, raising His hands to heaven,
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gained others, and these still othe
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Jesus' sake they endured opposition
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41. Final Judgments "Her sins have
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against Jerusalem; Their flesh shal
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the second advent. "Judge nothing b
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eady to receive his suggestions and
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of kings pronounces sentence upon t
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death. The wicked see what they hav
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Before the universe has been clearl
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While the earth was wrapped in the
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ejoice in Jerusalem, and joy in My
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Appendix General Notes for the Grea
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587 (New York, 1900); Charles J. He
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document with Baronius, Ecclesiasti
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Page 59. Indulgences.--For a detail
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Prolegomeni (Torre Pellice, 1935);
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Principles of the Jesuits, Develope
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W. H. Jervis, The Gallican Church a
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Baptist Missionary Union was formed
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Gibbons, The Faith of Our Fathers,
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spiritual Rock that followed them,"
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