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John 3:16
… the Lord” must be of those who are saved, after the separation (in the time of harvest) under which Isa. 52:1 and Zeph. 3:13, are fulfilled. Those who die at that time are perhaps those who cannot stand the hardship while the judgments of God are falling upon…
Says the apostle: “For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of God.” (1 Peter 4:17.) The fact that to the “Seventh-day Adventist” church alone has come just such a message as the one mentioned, presented to them in “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. …
… universal, it represents the church as a body prior to the commencement of the judgment of the living—in the sealing period of the 144,000, and before the “Loud Cry” of the Third Angel’s Message; being the period of the first fruits of the harvest. The five w…
…ut the first period of the church before the ceremonial section, with which the judgment began. (See chart in “The Shepherd’s Rod,” Vol. 1, p. 224.) The second beast being “like a calf,” it is evident that he represents the sacrificial, or typical section. Thu…
… event for the church of God. Its fulfillment would bring us to the time of the harvest, or as it is called, the Loud Cry of the Third Angel’s Message of Revelation 18—the last message for the world. Thus, while the five men with the slaughter weapons are taki…
“Finite man is likely to misjudge character, but God does not leave the work of judgment and pronouncing upon character to those who are not fitted for it. We are not to say what constitutes the wheat, and what the tares. The time of the harvest will fully det…
…he truth of Paul’s statement is this: As the sins of man are blotted out in the judgment since 1844, it proves that Paul was looking forward to our time when Christ “by the sacrifice of Himself” in the time of the judgment of the living is to blot out our sins…
Answer: This query is answered in tract No. 3, “The Harvest,” in the illustration on p. 44, of which the barley sheaf of the first fruits is pictured in type and anti-type; that is, the ceremonial sheaf of barley prefigured the resurrection of Christ, the firs…
…sh, they are cast away; as tares, they are burned. (For a detailed study of the harvest, read Tract No. 3, The Judgment and the Harvest. )
…e was no sanctuary in Jerusalem. (Concerning the “daily,” read Tract No. 3, The Judgment and the Harvest pp. 38, 39.)
…to Ezekiel 9, are to take place in both Israel and Judah, the church, where the harvest, judgment, commences. And, if the judgment, asks the apostle, “first begin at us, what shall the end be of them that obey not the gospel of God?” 1 Pet. 4:17.
…dicial ceremony took place. (This subject is elaborated in our Tract No. 3, The Judgment and The Harvest. )
…th of these parables, Christ is sounding the forewarning that the investigative judgment will take place in the time called “harvest,” which is the end of the world — the time in which the 2300 days culminate, just as the angel declared: “Understand, O son of …
Having to this point studied the judgment, the harvest, in the light of the testimonies of the prophets and the parables of Christ, we shall now examine it
Concerning the judgment, the harvest, the servant of the Lord declares:
And now that each one who honestly seeks to hear and to heed the voice of Truth may have the clearest possible grasp of the several aspects of the subject of the judgment, the harvest, they are hereat brought into consolidated focus:
…ype, and by number, God has wrought the towering structure of fact that (1) the judgment is the harvest,—the separation of the tares from the wheat-the end of the world; that (2) the judgment, the harvest, embraces two phases, two periods; the former for the d…
This fourfold view of the judgment, the harvest, thus exalts the truth of it as a pearl of great price, and reveals that the depths of God’s Word are unfathomable; Its wisdom inscrutable and infinite-without beginning and without end; Its fund of knowledge a p…
…s. The “court,” in other words, is symbolical of the immeasurable (innumerable) harvest of second fruits brought in after the measurable (numerable) harvest of first fruits — the 144,000. It is not measured (investigated), because it represents those among who…
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