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John 3:16
…estation of God’s judgments, and by the preaching of the message in the time of the Loud Cry “in all the world for a witness unto all nations” He pleads “with all flesh.”
Question: “Does not this statement, ‘Another message of warning and instruction was to be given to the church’ (“The Great Controversy, “p. 424) refer to the Loud Cry–Revelation 18?”
Answer: This “warning and instruction,” according to the paragraph that follows, is in connection with the purification of the church and it is this warning and instruction that bring the Loud Cry–Revelation 18.
…art in the work of the 144,000 when the Third Angel’s Message shall swell in to the Loud Cry, and that I may be 100% perfect in all His ways.
…itted to act a part in proclaiming this message when it shall have swelled into the Loud Cry.”
…otation clearly states that no impure ministers will have a part in the work of the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s Message! If the church is to remain in her present condition till the close of probation, how could the above quotation be correct which is just a…
…ten, those who will have a chance to be squared for the building in the time of the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s Message and to join the church but who put off the hewing process, shall come to the time of the seven last plagues, and thus the questioner’s des…
… anger of the nations must occupy the time of the judgment of the living–during the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s Message.
The anger of the nations being in the time of the judgment of the living–in the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s Message–their anger is against God’s people , not against each other nation otherwise the statement in “Early Writings.”p. 36 could not be correct, fo…
The slaughter must come before the great multitude is brought in, for the following citations show that a pure church is to proclaim the Loud cry message:
…itted to act a part in proclaiming this message when it shall have swelled into the Loud Cry.”—“Review and Herald,” Nov. 19, 1908. See Isa. 66:16, 19, 20.
… before the gathering of the second fruits and under the seventh seal, and that the Loud Cry begins with an additional message and with mighty power. However, when the seventh seal begins, the events of the sixth do not necessarily cease, for all the seals ext…
…ing the angel of Revelation 18:1 and the angel of Revelation 7:2, the former is the Loud Cry angel spoken of in “Early Writings,” p. 277 where it says: “Then I saw another mighty angel commissioned to descend to the earth, to unite his voice with the third ang…
…estimony in favor of the truth that the others will yet accept it and help give the Loud Cry, which will “bring all your brethren out of all nations . . . into the house of the Lord.” (Isa. 66:20.)
Those who are slain before the commencement of the Loud Cry in fulfillment of Isaiah 66:16 are professed Sabbath keepers who fail in the time of the closing work for the church to receive the seal of God. “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 3, p. 266. (See the …
Question: “Will the nominal churches be united, before the slaughter of Ezekiel 9, and before the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s message takes place?
… the “image beast” arises in the time of the judgment of the living—the time of the Loud Cry—after the sealing of the 144,000. (Study our tract, “The Dardanelles of the Bible,” and “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 2, pp. 84-125.)
…to the church and the 144,000, who are to be the servants of God in the time of the Loud Cry, and who shall be endowed with the Holy Spirit, as were the Apostles on the day of Pentecost (“Early Writings,” pp. 277, 278), are sealed, at which time our righteousn…
“Only those who have withstood and overcome temptation in the strength of the Mighty One will be permitted to act a part in proclaiming this message when it shall have swelled into the Loud Cry.”—“Review and Herald,” Nov. 19, 1908.
The condition of the servants of God in the time of the Loud Cry, as described in the preceding paragraphs, is again brought to our attention in Revelation 14:1, “And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Zion, and with Him an hundred forty, and four th…
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