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John 3:16
…prosper, and all their flocks shall be scattered.” Jer. 10:7, 15, 21. (See “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 1, pp. 146, 147.)
… J, I am satisfied that, though at the present time you still believe that “The Shepherd’s Rod” contains a message for the Seventh-day Adventist church, it will not be long until you deny that fact also, unless a decided change takes place in you. Nevertheless…
…ncerning the interpretations of any Bible subject found in the writings of “The Shepherd’s Rod,” I would have about as many ideas as there are individuals. And what would appear reasonable to one, would appear wholly unreasonable to another. Yet you recommend …
…correct: that the “butter and honey” is figurative of the Word of God; the “two sheep,” of the Bible; and the “young cow,” of “The Spirit of Prophecy.” But you have failed to see that “a man,” not “men,” is nourishing them. It is evident that only through that…
Moreover, the symbolical prophecy of Zechariah 4, illustrated in “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 2, p. 270, is so plain that a child, even before school age, can, with but a little help, recognize in the illustration that the candlestick represents the church membe…
…y the ‘Spirit of God’ like the man who is to ‘nourish the young cow and the two sheep.’ ”
…you hold that you are “like the man who is nourishing the young cow and the two sheep!”
Moreover, though it was “The Shepherd’s Rod,” and not any light of your own, that reconverted you to “The Spirit of Prophecy,” yet you imply that you no longer need the help of inspired writings, when you say, “My purpose in writing this is not to ‘Criticize’ …
…to extract oil from the olive trees, and want also to get hold of the one man’s sheep and cow, and do your own milking! Just such uninspired methods of interpretation as you advocate, is what has thrown Christendom into confusion.
…raphs six to nine, you are endeavoring, though perhaps unwittingly, to put “The Shepherd’s Rod” in the wrong by referring to “The Symbolic Code” of July, 1934, also of April, 1935, and to Tract No. 5, concerning the phase of organization therein treated. You a…
The term “organization,” as used in the writings of “The Shepherd’s Rod,” has two different applications—“one in the sense of an organization like the S. D. A. denomination,—organized to increase its membership regardless of the source; the other in the sense …
You are endeavoring to show that Tract No. 4 contradicts “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 1, p. 251, in regard to the tithe. But you fail to recognize the differences that obtain at different times and under different conditions. Volume One was our first publication…
You suppose that if “The Shepherd’s Rod” taught that the mountains of brass (Zech. 6:1) were parallel in time with the “brass kingdom” (Dan. 2:39), it would give strength to our position. But we would be wholly unable, Brother J, thus to explain the prophecy, …
After you critically studied, and accepted “The Shepherd’s Rod” as a message from God to you, had you then just as critically examined your standing on God’s side, and continued studying the publications with the intention of finding more truth rather than of …
… (Rev. 15:6-8.) For further explanation on this point of the Judgment, see “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 2, pp. 194-200.
“Hear the word of the Lord, O ye nations, and declare it in the isles afar off, and say, He that scattered Israel will gather him, and keep him, as a shepherd doth his flock.
…st to embrace Present Truth in San Diego, California. Purchasing a copy of “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 1, in 1932, he read himself into the message. Then in the spring of the same year, when Brother Warden went from Los Angeles to San Diego, Brother Lipsey took…
…trance to the ground floor, our eyes are immediately attracted by a figure of a shepherd’s rod pointing away from a figure of a clock,—the insignia of the message,—depicting the power of deliverance, and the parable of Matthew 20, the hours of the five calls f…
…o Present Truth message-bearers, hardly know anything about it! Moreover, these shepherds, whose religious liberty is taken away from them, forbid the laity’s investigating for themselves. Hence, as the greater part of both ministry and laity fear either the s…
In the annals of church history, after the Exodus movement, the Shepherd’s Rod message is the only one which calls for just such a movement as exactly fits the type. (See our tracts No. 8 and No. 9.)
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