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@@@^Though it is an inexpressibly sad thing that through internal troubles it appears that God’s church must cause itself to come crashing down to the ground, yet as long as this must be, and as long as God says, “O great mountain...@9thou shalt become a plain@7,” we, too, “do rejoice at the prospect of things soon coming to a head,” when out of the ruins “He shall bring forth the headstone thereof with shoutings, crying, Grace, grace unto it.” (Zech. 4:7.)
2 Samuel 5:1
@@@^“I have read with keen interest the two tracts you sent me and wish to learn more of present truth. I have fully determined to investigate all that is to be learned of this new light on the truths we have always known and held dear. Past 50 years of age, I have been a student of God’s Word since childhood and have labored in the Sabbath School and church as Bible teacher and leader, and I can say from what I have learned from the two tracts which I have just received from you that the Scriptures which I have never been able to understand are now as clear as the sunlight. I am indeed glad for this wonderful light and I fully believe it is God’s truth, ‘the Third Angel’s Message in verity.’
2 Samuel 7:13
@@@^The third quotation, found in Vol. 2 of the SRod, pp. 151, 152 is taken from “A Word to the Little Flock,” pp. 8, 9, from an article signed by Elder James White. We are justified in crediting this to Sr. White for her name is in the publication and naturally she passed her approval upon what her husband wrote. Moreover, p. 19 of the same publication proves that what Elder White wrote was nothing more or less than what God had revealed through her, for she says, “I saw that the number (666) of the image Beast [the two-horned beast, Rev. 13: 11-18] was made up; and that it was the beast [the leopard-like, Rev. 13:1-10] that changed the Sabbath, and the image Beast [the two-horned beast] had followed on after, and kept the pope’s and not God’s Sabbath.”
2 Samuel 9:2
@@@^Answer: We personally are aware of no statement of such import. However, though it is true that the people of God must present an united front, nevertheless when God calls for us to move on in the prosecution of truth, we are not to disregard His voice but to march on, and those who refuse to walk in the light we must leave behind, for we are not to repeat the history of the Jews.
1 Kings 3:5
@@@^The division must come. The destruction of “Jerusalem is a representation of what the church will be if it refuses to receive and walk in the light that God has given. Jerusalem was favored of God as the depository of sacred trusts. @9But her people perverted the truth, and despised all entreaties and warnings@7. @9They would not respect His counsels@7. @9The temple courts were polluted with merchandise and robbery@7. Selfishness and love of mammon, envy and strife, were cherished. Every one sought for gain from his quarter. Christ turned from them, saying: ‘O Jerusalem, Jerusalem,’ how can I give thee up? ‘How often would I have gathered thy children together, even as a hen gathereth her chickens under her wings, and ye would not!’ Matt. 23:37...
1 Kings 4:6
@@@^Therefore “beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened unto you: but rejoice, inasmuch as ye are partakers of Christ’s sufferings; that, when His glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceeding joy. If ye be reproached for the name of Christ, happy are ye; for the Spirit of glory and of God resteth upon you: on their part He is evil spoken of, but on your part He is glorified.... For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God.” (1 Pet. 4:12-14, 17.)
1 Kings 4:7
@@@^“Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, @9that He may exalt you in due time@7: casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you. Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking @9whom@7 he may devour: whom resist stedfast in the faith, knowing that @9the same afflictions are accomplished in your brethren@7 that are in the world. But the God of all grace, Who hath called us unto His eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you. To Him be glory and dominion for ever and ever. Amen.” (1 Pet. 5:6-11.)
1 Kings 5:10
@@@^When finally they gave me time for remarks, I reminded them that if I should be summoned before a secular court, I would be allowed to have my witnesses; but as they preferred to deal with me all alone, I assured them that God was with @9me@7 and if God is for us, who can be against us?
1 Kings 6:4
@@@^Pray for us, for our hearts and souls are in the message of the SRod, which has made a great change in our lives; and with God’s help and guiding hand, we are going through to the kingdom, numbered among the 144,000–Praise God! @3(Signed) Mrs. W. L. Harper@4Richmond, Va.
1 Kings 7:4
@@@^“Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.” Jos. 1:9. “For God hath not given us a spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” 2 Tim. 1:7. @2Yours for “all truth,” @3O. E. Lovan@4Clovis, New Mexico.
2 Kings 1:6
@@@^To build the “fort,” to cast the ‘mount,” to set the “camp,” and the “battering rams” will require a fearless band of Gideonites who will not bow down to their knees for a drink. (Jud. 7:2-7.) God’s ancient people, while building the tabernacle, the two temples, and in the days of the apostles, responded to their call very faithfully. But shall we now in the end of this world, while making history that will stand for eternity, draw back or do less? God has bestowed upon us greater blessings than He has upon any other people at any time. Shall we therefore by our deeds fail to show to Him that we appreciate His great gift as much as they? Let every reader of the Code answer this question to himself.
2 Kings 2:8
@@@^In view of this tremendous responsibility which God has laid upon us, shall we not unite in agonizing prayer to the end that God may bless us and give us wisdom from above and make His people willing in this day, for saith the Lord, “Thy people shall be willing in the day of Thy power.” (Ps. 110:3.) “If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land: but if ye refuse and rebel, ye shall be devoured with the sword: for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.” (Isa. 1:19, 20.)
2 Kings 4:11
@@@^I realize how far from God we have been. I feel so weak and incompetent to give this message to the church, but I have given myself and my all to God and am asking Him to give me wisdom and understanding that He may work through me by His Spirit to the saving of souls. @3(Signed) Mrs. Mollie Hartman@4Montrose, Colo.
2 Kings 5:3
@@@^The doctor then tells of the disappointment of the little company “standing in the light” upon their learning that the elders were not to meet with them but, says the doctor, they were “not cast down. Rather they were lifted up. We had a good season of prayer, and thanked God for all that He had done for us. I was reminded of the thought, ‘One man of you shall chase a thousand: for the Lord your God, He it is that fighteth for you.”’ (Jos. 23:10.)
2 Kings 5:7
@@@^All eyes were immediately fixed upon me....Then after the service I met the minister at the door and asked him if I might speak with him for a moment, so he stepped aside with me, and I said, “Do you know that I would not be in your place this morning for a million dollars?” He said, “Why?” I answered, “Because you condemned God’s servants and God’s message, about which you know nothing except what you read in a book that you got at the recent council in St. Louis.” Then I bid him read Gospel Workers, the chapter headed “Danger,” and 5 T 80-1 and explain them to me.
2 Kings 7:3
@@@^I pray God that by His grace I may have part with His people in this work and message...which takes us back to the lively experiences of those days when the Spirit of Prophecy was first given to our pioneers and some were receiving and some rejecting the gift which God had sent to enlighten His people. As for me, I want to be a co-laborer with those who are carrying on the cause of present truth. @3(Signed) L. C. Forsythe@4Wapakoneta, Ohio
1 Chronicles 3:1
@@@^We solicit the prayers of God’s faithful people that we may do nothing that would dishonor Him, retard His work, or cause any to stumble. May we all be faithful in this sacred trust that is committed unto us and keep “Mt. Carmel Center” as sacred a place as when Mt. Sinai shook at the presence of the Lord and as it was proven on ancient Mt. Carmel that the Lord was God and not Baal, and as then the Lord rid Israel of the false prophets (teachers), may He now by “Mt. Carmel Center” do as much and more so, for the Lord wants this place to be a refuge for all who make no “excuse” for “the poor, the maimed, and the halt, and the blind” of the “city,” and of the “highways and hedges” who feel their need of Him.
1 Chronicles 4:5
@@@^Sister Hendricks, Bro. Jone’s sister, has recently joined him in the work at this place, and doubtless others of God’s honest children will investigate this beautiful “present truth” message, and accept it in spite of all the opposition that the dear brethren are blindly bringing to bear against it, for the promise of God to cause the “wrath of man” to “praise Him” still holds good.
1 Chronicles 4:12
@@@^“Now is the time when we should closely connect with God, that we may be hid when the fierceness of His wrath is poured upon the sons of men. @9We have wandered away from the old landmarks. Let us return@7. If the Lord be God, serve Him; if Baal, serve him. Which side will you be on?”–“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 5, p. 137
1 Chronicles 9:12
@@@^Second, refer him to “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 5, p. 211, where it says: “Here we see that the @9church@7 the Lord’s sanctuary was the @9first@7 to feel the@9 stroke@7 of the wrath of God.” Moreover, the Spirit of Prophecy predicts that when the message of Ezekiel Nine is proclaimed to the @9church@7, some will deny its literal fulfillment, for they say: “He is too merciful to @9visit@7 His people in@9 judgment@7.” “They had taken the position that we @9need not look for miracles@7 and the marked manifestation of God’s power @9as in former days@7. Times have changed.”