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1841 William Miller Evidence from Scripture & History - A2Z.org

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view the object and design of God in sending this judgment<br />

or scourge upon the men who have not the seal of<br />

God on their torehepds; the anti-Christian beast, who<br />

profess to be Cl~ristians, but are not; when we compare<br />

the history of those times with the prophecy -we have<br />

been exatnining, and the events which have tmspirtd<br />

concerning the Ottoman empire, with the descriptive<br />

character given of them in this prophecy, -we cannot, I<br />

tbink, hesitate for a moment to apply the fulfilment of<br />

this trumpet and woe, to these evgi~ts, time, and place ; md<br />

must be led to admire the agreement between the prophecy<br />

and fulfilment, and to believe this book of Revelation<br />

to be indited by the unerring wisdom of the Divine<br />

Spirit; for no human f'orethought could have so exactly<br />

described these events, dress, manners, custon~s, and<br />

mode ot' warfare 12W years beforelrand, except the wisdorn<br />

of God had assisted him. And if these things aro<br />

revealed by God himself unto us, surely no one w~ll dare<br />

to say that it is non-essential wlletlier we believe this<br />

part of' tl~erevealed will of God or not. Shall God<br />

speak and man disregard it Forbid it, O Father; and<br />

let us have ('ears to hear what the Spirit saith to the<br />

cliurches."<br />

Wt slrall now follow the revel~tion of God into tho<br />

sixth trumpet and second woe; and nlay rve Lave tlre<br />

Spirit of God to assist us and lead our n~inds into he<br />

trudi of tllese tl~ings.<br />

1Ytli verse, And the sixth nngel aounded, and I lrenrd<br />

a voice tiurn the four hurus of the golden altar which is<br />

1)l:fore Gotl," 14th verse, Li Saying to tl~e sixth a~~pel<br />

which I~atl the tru~npct, Loose tl~c fijur angels whicl~ arc<br />

bound in tlre great river Euphrotcs!' Ily tl~e so~rnd~ng<br />

of tl~e trumpet, I undcmta~rd tile commencing of tl~w<br />

judg~nenb which were to be pourcd out upon tllc eurth<br />

nuder this trun~pet; nnd by tl~e LL voice <strong>from</strong> tl~e lour<br />

I~orns of tire golden altar," tlre ngreclnent of all tllc powers<br />

of l~eaven and earth to execute the design of Cid io<br />

this thing: IIy lowiup tlrc fuur angels which are bound<br />

in tile preot river Euphrntes, I 1111derstandrat God \van<br />

nllw about b auKer the fuur principal nationa of which<br />

the Ottoman empirc wre composed, which had in v.iP

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