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John 3:16
“The mind that depends upon the judgment of others is certain, sooner or later, to be misled.”—“Education,” p. 231.
My brethren, “God will not condemn any at the Judgment because they honestly believed a lie, or conscientiously cherished error; but it will be because they neglected the opportunities of making themselves acquainted with truth.”—“Testimonies to Ministers,” p.…
…sight of God, and will as surely be visited upon the transgressor in the day of Judgment; and many will feel the curse of God even in this life. When a pledge is made to the cause, it is a vow made to God, and should be sacredly kept. In the sight of God it is…
… that jealousy can interpret to their injury. ‘Now,’ say these self-constituted judges, ‘We have facts . We will fasten upon them an accusation from which they cannot clear themselves.’ They wait for a fitting opportunity, and then produce their bundle of goss…
…ns from a deep study of the Code, but rather from mere surface reading and snap judgment of it, the fact of which is further attested to by his miscalling “The Symbolic Code,” “The Prophetic Code.” Says the Spirit of Prophecy:
…ng with a number of other prophecies, then they may claim the authority to pass judgment upon the work of the Spirit of God whether it be in the Bible time or in our time, and then we would be compelled to accept their interpretation of Sister White’s statemen…
…ws of the people, causing them to err.” (Isa. 30:28.) “For the Lord is a God of judgment: blessed are all they that wait for Him.” (Isa. 30:18.)
“ ‘Christ’s Object Lessons,’ p. 122, ‘When the mission of the gospel is completed, the Judgment will accomplish the work of separation.’
“Is not the ‘judgment’ here mentioned, the second Advent of Christ, when the saints are delivered
ANSWER: It is generally understood that Christ’s second Advent is preceded by the judgment.
…f probation, but rather that, “When the mission of the gospel is completed, the Judgment will accomplish the work of separation.” That is, as the gospel during the judgment of the living completes its work with each individual, each case is decided in the Judg…
“Is the second coming of Christ the executive judgment?”
ANSWER: The coming of Christ is not the executive judgment, for the wicked are to be judged after His second coming. Hence, the executive judgment of the wicked must be accomplished during the millennium, when the saints sit in judgment. (Daniel 7:22.)
…All who would escape the doom of Sodom, must shun the course that brought God’s judgments upon that wicked city.
… senses. Sin no longer appears repulsive, because you are blinded by Satan. The judgments of God are soon to be poured out upon the earth. ‘Escape for thy life,’ is the warning from the angels of God. Other voices are heard saying, ‘Do not become excited; ther…
…. He will not always be mocked; He will not always be trifled with. Already His judgments are in the land. Fierce and awful tempests leave destruction and death in their wake. The devouring fire lays low the desolate forest and the crowded city. Storm and ship…
… that jealousy can interpret to their injury. ‘Now,’ say these self-constituted judges, ‘we have facts . We will fasten upon them an accusation from which they cannot clear themselves.’ They wait for a fitting opportunity, and then produce their bundle of goss…
… not because we are good, and have done Him no harm, but because He is a God of judgment, truth, and righteousness. There is no greater enemy against one than he who would kill another’s only son. The world could have done no greater injury against God than wh…
…att. 5:44.) But one may say, “I can not do this.” Very well, then, that one has judged himself unworthy of the kingdom and should no longer take the Lord’s name in vain by calling himself a Christian. (See Exodus 20:7.)
How much good the literature will do her, as yet no one can tell, but there is one thing certain, and that is, if she be lost, she can not come to me in the judgment and say, “It was you who kept me away from the kingdom.”
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