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Page 181 of 316Jeremiah 4:12
@@@^Therefore, it is absolutely evident that it was a put up job with malicious intention to make us a lot of trouble and to put a damper on the advancement of the sealing message, but the same God Who could have delivered Paul from the most cruel hands of all ages, and from both Jew and Roman adversaries, delivered us from all these charges in less than half an hour.
Jeremiah 4:17
@@@^Our hearts go out in deep sympathy to the bereaved ones who mourn the loss sustained by the Dover Apartment fire, and though Brother Houteff and most of us never met or heard of Elder Clark before his death (contrary to Elder Purdom’s report), we are happy to believe that our departed brother made his peace with God before his life closed.
Jeremiah 5:6
@@@^Four o’clock Sunday afternoon found us on our way from Redlands, intent on driving through the desert after the heat of the day. The second night we spent in El Paso, Texas, arriving at Mt. Carmel for breakfast the third morning, Wednesday, July 1, with no visible marks of God’s displeasure upon us, for which we are very thankful. And still more thankful were we to find all the brethren here in good courage and the work steadily progressing.
Jeremiah 5:10
@@@^Knowing that if the 144,000 be sealed and endowed with pentecostal power, Satan is working mightily with all subtlety to overthrow the “very elect,” the “servants of God,” because he knows that such a church, “clad in the armor of Christ’s righteousness” and without guile in her mouth will forever bring to an end his dominion of sin, plunge him into chaos for a thousand years and in the end burn his body to ashes so that all created beings may forever know the result of sin and unrighteousness.
Jeremiah 5:11
@@@^Consequently, as our attention is called to these dangers which God’s people are facing, and by which some have already been overthrown we are, as a warning, quoting the following paragraphs, hoping that all Present Truth believers will be enlightened by the invaluable information and advice contained therein:
Jeremiah 5:12
@@@^“Look not to other men to see how they conduct themselves under the conviction of the truth, or to ask them for aid. Look not to men in high positions of responsibility for strength, for they are the very men who are in danger of considering a position of responsibility as evidence of God’s special power. Our churches are weak because the members are educated to look to and depend upon human resources, and thousands of dollars are needlessly expended in transporting finite men from one place to another, in order that they may settle little difficulties, when Jesus is ever near to help those who are needy and distressed.”—“Testimonies to Ministers,” p.380.
Jeremiah 6:9
@@@^“The man who rejects the word of the Lord, who endeavors to establish his own way and will, tears to pieces the messengers and message which God sends in order to discover to him his sin. His own inclinations have influenced his conduct, and he has built himself up in a wrong way. . . .
Jeremiah 6:12
@@@^“Not without a struggle does Satan allow the kingdom of God to be built up in the earth. The forces of evil are engaged in unceasing warfare against the agencies appointed for the spread of the gospel; and these powers of darkness are especially active when the truth is proclaimed before men of repute and sterling integrity.”—“Acts of the Apostles,” p. 167.
Jeremiah 7:4
@@@^As a result of our prayerful studies, the wonderful truths in “The Shepherd’s Rod” message have become so marvelous that a sitting of four to six hours at a time is not uncommon among us. Truly we have reached a time when God will make man“more precious than fine gold,” and when we shall never have to part.
Jeremiah 7:8
@@@^This clarion call to a reformation, contained in the “The Shepherd’s Rod” series of books and tracts, we have found to be none other than “the message to the church of the Laodiceans”—to “the people of God at the present time.” We accept this message “so cutting and severe,” “for it is the True Witness Who speaks and His testimony must be correct.” Therefore, our chief desire is to comply with the call therein.
Jeremiah 7:10
@@@^At this writing, we are feasting upon the “butter and honey” of this glorious message, and are covenanting anew that we will, by God’s help, “nourish” the “young cow” and the “two sheep,” believing that by so-doing we shall have such an abundance of milk” that even the cream alone would be more than we can consume.
Jeremiah 9:2
@@@^We welcome “The Symbolic Code” with its instructions and news items. I would like to see something in this paper about the home life; especially concerning the duties and responsibilities of parents—the priest in the home, for so many of our people are following after the world in this respect—not commanding their households after God, as did Abraham.
Jeremiah 10:4
@@@^One of the proofs that the seals include the entire world’s history is in the fact that the book with the seven seals is “The book of life,” which contains the record of God’s professed people, and also in the fact that it was to be opened in the day of judgment. Hence, it proves that in 1844, when the judgment began, Christ opened the book before the throng that surrounded the throne, and this being the Lamb’s book of Life (which no one but the Lamb could open), containing the record of the people from Adam’s time and on, it is obvious that the seven seals, which were broken at the beginning of the judgment, contain the entire history of the human race, divided into seven periods, which sealed the book up to the day of judgment. See our exposition on the seals in “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 2, pp. 194-221.
Jeremiah 11:5
@@@^@9Question:@7@^“On page 6, par. 4 of your article, “The Latest Against The Shepherd’s Rod,” in reply to Bro. Brown, you speak of the great multitude’s serving God day and night in His @9temple@7. Please explain what is meant by His ‘temple.’ Is it His earthly church?”
Jeremiah 11:6
@@@^It is now a proven fact that “the great multitude” of Revelation 7:9, besides the 144,000, are the living saints who will be translated when Jesus comes. John, the Revelator, in what he has written, proves that they serve God in His temple before the close of probation. (See “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 2, p. 66; our tract No. 1, “Dardanelles of the Bible.”) Therefore, the temple in which they serve Him day and night is the temple (church) on earth in the time of the “Loud Cry,” of which time The Lord says: “And many @9nations@7 shall be joined to the Lord in that day, and shall be My people: and I will @9dwell in the midst of thee@7.” (Zech. 2:11.)
Jeremiah 11:9
@@@^There is nothing that can take the life of the 144,000. “Satan wished to have the privilege of destroying the saints of the Most High; but Jesus bade His angels watch over them. God would be honored by making a covenant with those who had kept His law, in the sight of the heathen round about them; and Jesus would be honored by translating, without their seeing death, the faithful, waiting ones who had so long expected Him.”—“Early Writings,” p. 283.
Jeremiah 12:3
@@@^The churches may incompletely confederate almost any time, but the union of church and state (the image of the beast) will take place only after the “investigative judgment” of the dead is completed, for the fact that the “anger of the nations” (the time of trouble, Dan. 12:1), “the wrath of God” (the seven last plagues, Rev. 15:1, and the “time to judge the dead” (Dan. 8:14), are events separate and distinct, one following the other.”—“Early Writings,” p. 36.
Jeremiah 12:10
@@@^Can you keep sweet when all around you are going wrong and blaming it on you?@^Can you be hated and not give way to hating?@^Can you hold on when there is nothing on earth to hold to?@^Can you have faith in God to go work in His vineyard today when the flour-barrel is empty and the last dollar on earth is gone?@^Can you wait upon the Lord and not be tired by waiting?@^Can you hear people say that you are the smartest man on earth and yet remember that you are only a fool?@^Can you mingle with the modern crowd and yet retain your virtue?@^Can you hear friends say nice things about you and yet not look too smart nor talk too wise?@^Can you hold the esteem of your friends after once gaining it?@^Can you walk with the great men of earth and remember not to forget the lowly child, Jesus of Bethlehem?@^Can you live in this fault-finding and back-biting generation and not talk about your neighbor?@^Can you remain the same when your brethren are slandering you both by tongue and by pen?@^Can you be driven from the church that you love more than your life, and close the door for the last time with a sweet smile and a gentle good-by?@^Can you have your very heart crushed by your superior and yet love and thank him for his kindness?@^If you can, my brother, you are the man for the hour.@3—By JAMES F. FERGUSON@4El Morro, New Mexico.
Lamentations 2:1
@@@^“Blow the trumpet in Zion, sanctify a fast, call a solemn assembly: gather the people, sanctify the congregation, assemble the elders, gather the children, and those that suck the breast: let the bridegroom of forth of His chamber, and the bride out of her closet. Let the priests, the ministers of the Lord, weep between the porch and the altar, and let them say, Spare Thy people, O Lord, and give not thine heritage to reproach, that the heathen should rule over them: wherefore should they say among the people, Where is their God?”(Joel 2:15-17.)
Lamentations 2:4
@@@^The conditions further prove that this scripture meets its fulfillment now, because the church at the present time has, by her institutions, entangled herself with the institutions of the world, but we thank the Lord that years ago the “Spirit of Prophecy” predicted that “somebody was to come in the spirit and power of Elijah” (“Testimonies to Ministers,” p. 475), and that “God will have men who are true to duty. At the right time He sends His faithful messengers to do a work similar to that of Elijah.” (“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 5, p. 254.)