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@@@^@0@9Verse 7 — “Hold thy peace at the presence of the Lord God: for the day of the Lord is at hand: for the Lord hath prepared a sacrifice, He hath bid His guests.”@7@^This is the long-expected great and dreadful day of the Lord.
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@@@^“...Times have changed. These words strengthen their unbelief, and they say, The Lord will not do good, neither will he do evil.” “God will not slay His people,” “The church is His most precious object on earth,” they say.
Luke 7:4
@@@^From the combined evidences herein of Scripture, history, philology, and logic, we see clearly that the words, God, Lord, et al., were not originally, nor ever exclusively, the names of Baal, or of any other idol. Consequently there is
Ephesians 50:4
@@@^You well know that the Truth, in which we have greatly rejoiced since 1844, has come through God’s appointed servant whose writings we call the “Spirit of Prophecy.” That voice is now speaking to you, anew, in this urgent appeal:
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@@@^@9Nah. 1:14. “And the Lord hath given a commandment concerning thee, that no more of thy name be sown: out of the house of thy gods will I cut off the graven image and the molten image: I will make thy grave; for thou art vile.” @7
6:1
@@@^What could the horses, driven by men, symbolize? — They can symbolize only something over which man rules, for a rider always rules that which he rides. The horsemen, then, must be symbolical of man’s rule over the creation of God.
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@@@^As yet we know not of a people in all the world, of whom Inspiration can say that they as a people (all of them) actually keep the commandments of God. The only such group of people that could possibly be found in time are the 144,000.
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@@@^@0@9Verse 3 — “At the noise of the tumult the people fled; at the lifting up of Thyself the nations were scattered.”@7@^This verse reveals that when God manifests His power among His people, the world will feel the effects of it.
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@@@^We are to study the forty-ninth chapter of Isaiah. This chapter points out the servants of God in the gathering time, their racial lineage, and their need for territorial expansion. We shall begin the study with the first three verses.
Nahum 6:7
@@@^After service, I took occasion to ask him if he really believed that there is a sect preparing swords with which to cut down God’s people. He said, “There is, but they are not S. D. A.’s. They are called ‘Shepherd’s Rod.’”
Zechariah 5:8
@@@^As God’s taking the reins in His Own hands has been demonstrated in times past, none need remain ignorant of the method He will now employ to “perfect His work of righteousness,” nor of the system He will use to rule over His Own.
1 Corinthians 18:5
@@@^“I saw that the Lord was whetting his sword in Heaven to cut them down. Oh, that every lukewarm professor could realize the @9clean@7 work that God is about to make among His professed people.” — @9Testimonies@7, Vol. 1, page 190.
1 Corinthians 62:2
@@@^Increasingly your challenging attitude toward the present revelations from God’s Word, is crying out: “Who is the Lord, that I should obey His voice to @9let Israel go@7? I know not the Lord neither will I let Israel go.” Ex. 5:2.
2 Timothy 19:4
@@@^She evidently knew nothing about the names of those planets; Elder Bates knew less; and we today know very little if any more. If and when God sees fit to make known their names, His identification of them will be correct; that we know.
2 Peter 42:2
@@@^@9“The Shepherd’s Rod” teaches that the slaughter of Ezekiel 9 is literal. Could it not be a destruction such as is caused by so-called “acts of God”—earthquakes, famines, pestilences, the seven last plagues, or the like? @7
2 Peter 50:3
@@@^She evidently knew nothing about the names of those planets; Elder Bates knew less, and we today know very little if any more. If and when God sees fit to make known their names, His identification of them will be correct; that we know.
17:2
@@@^Having now learned better, let us no longer make idols of men; let us no longer give place within us to unclean spirits. Let us rather give the Spirit of God a chance to lead us into His ever-advancing Truth with personal understanding.
Zechariah 7:5
@@@^Others, though not so dictatorial will not submit themselves to the leadership of God, for Jesus foresaw the class that “hated Him” and “sent a message after Him, saying, We will not have this man to reign over us.” (Luke 19:14.)
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@@@^Since it is plain that the ancient temple was typical of a temple to be built in the day God shakes the heavens, the earth, and the nations, the subject becomes absolutely clear that Inspiration is here speaking of an antitypical temple.
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@@@^Ruler followed ruler and finally the kingdom passed to the Medo-Persians, then to the Grecians, next to the Romans and finally to the nations of today. The nations, you see, belong to God, and He lets them be ruled by whomsoever He will.