Then Shall the Sanctuary Be Cleansed - Donald K. Short

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God can free us from our hidden moral deformities only in proportion to our internal conviction of them. Our escape from sin can be no greater than our seeing sin for what it is and hating it enough to cease sinning. Repentance can only be as deep and sincere as the conviction which grips us. We sin because we are tempted and drawn away by our own lusts (James 1:14). These sinful desires disguise themselves as thoroughly as the serpent hid his motives in the garden of Eden. The lustful inward whisper of pleasure and happiness leads us to follow the road to destruction. Only conviction can save us from the subtle lies of these egocentric desires. Conviction becomes the reality. Our petty, selfish, disgusting aspirations are unveiled in the light from the cross. In that light the things which once appeared sweet and full of promise become loathsome and repulsive. The depth of this conviction is the depth of our repentance and this depth measures our conversion 194
and freedom from sin. This conviction overcomes the temptation to continually measure what is wrong with certain desires and ambitions, and instead truth and love become the criterion and driving force. It is not enough to flagellate ourselves with the sentiment that it was our personal sins that crucified Jesus. Sorrow emanating from such emotion is at best only typical, only a shadow. Sympathy for His suffering can hide an unconscious inward glee that He was the one to suffer and we escaped. The unveiled message of Calvary is that Christ's death is a death to sin. We will fully understand how our sin caused our Lord's death when we have tasted from the same cup and been baptized with the same baptism. When we die that death our appreciation will be the measure of our repentance and our conviction and our total life experience. The resurrection of the Saviour is a pledge that the terrible darkness and anguish that beat upon the consciousness of all humanity are not irreversible. 195
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THEN SHALL THE SANCTUARY BE CLEANSE
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those which were studied out in the
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Chapter 1 A Study for Seventh-day A
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Our quandary has now come into the
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stamina to confront naked truth and
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The time has come for Seventh-day A
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days I will build another made with
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say, We see; therefore your sin rem
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1844 far better than ancient Israel
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Far too many Seventh-day Adventists
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"The man does not live who can over
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expectations were blasted, and such
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could see the vision had spoken and
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in the archives, but it was based s
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of the heavenly sanctuary to the be
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Calvary? (2) "The slaying of the vi
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the purifying of our conscience" (H
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Chapter 3 How Long Will History Wai
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AM." Heaven can only operate in the
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his domain. The heart continued to
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iveted the attention of the Milleri
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Muddled Thinking Has a Long History
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things concerning himself. . . . Th
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Like the first disciples, William M
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would be the idea that the second c
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After a century and a half we shoul
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accomplished, the followers of Chri
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enefited by the midnight cry, which
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proclaim the third angel's message,
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sin and all its terrible results wh
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enmity causes the world to worry ab
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For those who might contend that ma
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What Jesus said to them should open
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work related to character developme
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the lives of God's people. How Deep
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fruition and is fully manifested. H
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you free" (John 8:31), we may appre
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meaning. It dealt with motives, the
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presented a long series of studies
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with a specific application to the
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pitched by man. And what has the Lo
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accomplished. The universe was to s
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Paul's writings tell us that Jesus
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so we may know He has a supreme int
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together to make a "holy temple in
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covenant had also ordinances of div
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God abides is a sacred place. The i
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The gospel tells us that the only p
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place in relation to the work on ea
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tabernacle, Christ Himself. This op
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ut come not near any man upon whom
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people to be grasped and utilized.
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heart of man no longer revealed the
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fulfilled the purpose of which the
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Chapter 7 The Cleansing of the "Tru
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We know exactly how many cubits lon
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a people to stand in the great day
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see Him, for "self" had sought to t
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His plan was to talk face to face w
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expression? Selfish trust prevails
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all the other transgressions. The r
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eternity there should ever be any q
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has been washed away. At last there
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whole episode and He does not need
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left; and Satan, pleased with the d
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mysterious words are said to bring
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warned in Galatians, "another gospe
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angels with his complementary work.
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It is the high destiny of this end-
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His children, and His children will
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man to be recorded at the cross and
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