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viiiContents1. The Destruction of Jerusalem ..................................................... 102. Persecution in the First Centuries ............................................... 273. An Era of Spiritual Darkness (The Apostasy) ............................ 354. The Waldenses .......................................................................... 455. John Wycliffe ............................................................................ 586. Huss and Jerome ........................................................................ 717. Luther's Separation From Rome ................................................. 898. Luther Before the Diet ............................................................... 1089. The Swiss Reformer .................................................................. 12810. Progress of Reform in Germany ............................................... 13911. Protest of the Princes ............................................................... 14912. The French Reformation .......................................................... 16013. The Netherlands and Scandinavia ............................................ 18114. Later English Reformers .......................................................... 18715. The Bible and the French Revolution ....................................... 20316. The Pilgrim Fathers ................................................................. 22217. Heralds of the Morning ............................................................ 23018. An American Reformer ........................................................... 24419. Light Through Darkness .......................................................... 26420. A Great Religious Awakening ................................................. 27321. A Warning Rejected ................................................................ 28822. Prophecies Fulfilled ................................................................. 30123. What Is the Sanctuary? ............................................................ 31524. In the Holy of Holies ............................................................... 32625. God's Law Immutable .............................................................. 33326. A Work of Reform ................................................................... 34727. Modern Revivals ..................................................................... 35528. Facing Life's Record (The Investigative Judgment) ................. 36929. The Origin of Evil ................................................................... 379
ix30. Enmity Between Man and Satan .............................................. 38931. Agency of Evil Spirits ............................................................. 39432. Snares of Satan ........................................................................ 40033. The First Great Deception ........................................................ 41034. Can Our Dead Speak to Us? (Spiritualism) .............................. 42535. Liberty of Conscience Threatened (Aims of the Papacy) .......... 43436. The Impending Conflict ........................................................... 44937. The Scriptures a Safeguard ...................................................... 45838. The Final Warning ................................................................... 46639. The Time of Trouble ................................................................ 47440. God's People Delivered ............................................................ 49141. Desolation of the Earth ............................................................ 50442. The Controversy Ended ........................................................... 511APPENDIX………………............................................................. 524
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138fruits of the conference reveale
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140A few men, deeply affected by th
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24418An American ReformerAn Upright
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26419Light Through DarknessThe work
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344Union. One of these works acknow
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356were seen in souls who shrank no
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360The first step in reconciliation
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362Christ Jesus." Philippians 3:13,
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364one of the least of these comman
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368witnessed. This is why there is
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376Those who would share the benefi
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378looking forward to that time, de
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380the creation of all heavenly bei
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382his error. The spirit of discont
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388tomb, that "through death He mig
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390would continue the captive of Sa
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39431Agency of Evil SpiritsThe conn
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396in his warfare against the divin
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398possessed the spirit of divinati
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40032Snares of SatanThe great contr
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402The vague and fanciful interpret
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404him. By arousing the same discon
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406benevolence; and since these are
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408guide men into all truth. And up
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41033The First Great DeceptionWith
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412sentence, "The soul that sinneth
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420salvation, all are to be brought
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428nature of man himself as the onl
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432purify their souls through obedi
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43435Liberty of Conscience Threaten
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436surrounds them. He will reveal t
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438revere the law, so do Romanists
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440of man is not come to destroy me
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442following in the steps of papist
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444advocate of Sunday, who about th
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446be repeated as Roman Catholics a
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448supremacy. Let the principle onc
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452others into the practice of frau
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45837The Scriptures a Safeguard"To
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460His disciples. These opponents o
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464mysteries and arrive at truth un
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46638The Final Warning"I saw anothe
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472since the Reformation of the six
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47439The Time of Trouble"At that ti
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476was brought against Christ by th
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478As Satan influenced Esau to marc
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482to the divine model. None can ne
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486every place; they shall cast the
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488their flight from the cities and
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490The eye of God, looking down the
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492and triumphant, is heard, saying
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494removed, and though the mountain
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496The King of kings descends upon
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498length and breadth of the earth
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500As they gather about the great w
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502calumny. They followed Him throu
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50441Desolation of the Earth"Her si
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506worshiped for their talents and
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508Leviticus 16:21. In like manner,
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510oppressor ceased! . . . Jehovah
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512under his banner and through the
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514majesty and power, the King of k
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518view, the whole universe, both l
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522it." Saith the Lord: "I will rej
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524APPENDIXGENERAL NOTESORIGINAL TE
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526THIS WAS THE CASE FOR A TIME, IT
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528AND THE DIVIDING OF TIME" (DANIE
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530COMMONLY MADE BY ADDING NEW MATT
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532THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA, VOL.
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534A CLASSIC WRITTEN BY ONE OF THE
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536COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE (WASHINGTON
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538739; J. G. LORIMER, AN HISTORICA
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540WHICH THE AUTHOR ENDEAVORED TO A
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542SOCIETIES FORMED BY THE BRITISH
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544FOR THE LATTER CHAPTER, UNDER TH
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546THE SAVIOUR WERE SO IGNORANT OF
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548ARE THREE ONLY IN THE ORDER OF T
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