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23:2

@@@^Here is the Bible’s own answer, which says that there is to be a people who will have the Testimony of Jesus Christ at the time the earth swallows up the flood, the hypocrites. And since this incident is yet future, it shows that there is to be a prophet in the Church, for the Bible’s own interpretation of “the Testimony of Jesus Christ,” is “the Spirit of Prophecy” (Rev. 19:10). The first part of chapter 19 you will note explains that the Spirit of Prophecy is brought to them by a man, a “fellow servant,” and that those who receive him feel like worshiping him, but he directs them to worship God, not a man.

5:1

@@@^If it be true that there are to be only 144,000 living saints when Jesus comes, and if the membership doubles by the end of 1953 or 1954 as the aim seems to be, then at that rate in 1955 according to your own calculation, there will be only 9 saints to 91 devils out of every hundred members. Accordingly if the membership doubles several times before Jesus comes to receive His church, then there will not be even one saint in a hundred members! If this be so, then ask yourselves whose church is the church? — the Devil’s? or the Lord’s? and where shall He look for it when He comes?

20:1

@@@^If it be true that there are to be only 144,000 living saints when Jesus comes, and if we double the membership by the end of 1953 or 1954 as the aim seems to be, then at that rate in 1955 there will be 9 saints and 91 devils out of every one hundred members. And if we double the membership several times before Jesus comes to receive His church, then there will a not be even one saint in a hundred members! Accordingly, whose church is the church? the Devil’s? or the Lord’s? and where shall He look for it when He comes? If, in spite of these sad facts, Brethren, you continue to say that we are not asleep, that our interpretation of the Word is unquestionable, that we have need of nothing more, that we have all the truth to take us through the Pearly Gates, then there is no hope; you are too far gone.

Colossians 8:2

@@@^Then, too, Mark says that “Jesus was risen early the first day of the week,” and also that on “the first day of the week [not on the Sabbath] He appeared first to Mary Magdalene.” Mark ;6:9.

Colossians

Colossians 8:3

@@@^Those, therefore, who interpret the words, “as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week,” to mean that it was late Sabbath afternoon, and that Jesus was then risen, are in serious error.

Colossians

3 John 47:1

@@@^And Jesus with a whip of small cords drove from the temple those who were buying and selling (John 2:15), although the animals that were being bought and sold were to be used in the sacrificial service.

3 John

Galatians 3:3

@@@^“The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto Him, to shew unto His servants things which must shortly come to pass; and He sent and signified it by His angel unto His servant John.” Rev. 1:1.

Galatians

1 Samuel 9:5

@@@^Therefore, it is clear that Jesus is to come and dwell in the midst of His people here on earth before the close of probation, as He dwelt with His people in the exodus movement, as is described in Isa. 4.

1 Samuel

4:4

@@@^While the Jews boasted of their faith in Moses’ writings, Jesus reprehended them by saying: “...had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed Me: for he wrote of Me.” John 5:46. He had reference to—

2 Samuel 3:10

@@@^“The Lord calls for volunteers who will take their stand firmly on His side, and will pledge themselves to unite with Jesus of Nazareth in doing the very work that needs to be done now, just now.”–F.C.E. 488.

2 Samuel

1 Kings 10:12

@@@^May God lead each one who is honest in heart to a diligent study of His Word, that we may have “the truth as it is in Jesus” and be prepared to receive the seal of God. @3(Signed) Mary M. Mc Cune@4Greeley, Colo.

1 Kings

1 Thessalonians 28:3

@@@^The only way to discover what the butter and honey represent, is to determine what enabled Jesus to differentiate between good and evil, and to choose the one and refuse the other — the reason for His eating them.

1 Thessalonians

Nehemiah 4:8

@@@^“As Jesus views the state of His professed followers today, He sees base ingratitude, hollow formalism, hypocritical insincerity, Pharisaical pride and apostasy.” “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 5, p. 72 .

Nehemiah

1 Corinthians 5:1

@@@^“For the testimony of Jesus is the @9Spirit of Prophecy@7.” Rev. 19:10. Consequently if she does not now awake to the fact that “where there is no vision, the people perish” (Prov. 29:18), then she never will.

1 Corinthians

11:2

@@@^M.B. p. 166 — “Jesus teaches that we can receive forgiveness from God only as we forgive others. It is the love of God that draws us unto Him, and that love cannot touch our hearts without creating love for our brethren.

Malachi 5:2

@@@^5. That “as Jesus views the state of His professed followers today, He sees base ingratitude, hollow formalism, hypocritical insincerity, Pharisaical pride and apostasy.” (“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 5, p. 72.)

Malachi

10:3

@@@^We need to pray for help to learn how to teach as did Christ, how to value the teachings of the Spirit above the teachings of men, and how to present the Word as It is in Jesus, making plain the Truth. This is our great need.

Exodus 131:2

@@@^Jesus, speaking of the same incident, says: “When ye therefore shall see the abomination of @9desolation@7, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, @9stand in the holy place@7, (whoso readeth, let him understand.”) (Matt. 24:15.)

Exodus

2 Samuel 6:5

@@@^“May He lead each honest heart to a diligent study of His Word, that we may love the ‘truth as it is in Jesus’ and be sealed with ‘the seal of the living God for eternity.” @3(Signed) Mrs. M. M. Mc Cune@4Greeley, Colo.