Message of the Latter Rain - Kelvin M. Duncan

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He [Christ] was bearing the penalty of transgression for a sinful world. This proceeded not from Satan nor from man. It is best described in the words of the prophet, "Awake, O sword, against my Shepherd, and against the Man that is my fellow, saith the Lord of hosts." Christ was realizing His Father's frown. He was now suffering under divine justice.[19] The "penalty of transgression" proceeded from the Father. It came not from "Satan nor from man." Neither Satan nor man had any part in our redemption--that was entirely of God. Here, then, is another essential element of the gospel. In this light we can see that when Nadab and Abihu offered "strange fire" before the Lord, they were doing much more than using the wrong fire. They were in fact rejecting and perverting the gospel. They were committing the unpardonable sin, and that is why the punishment was so sudden and drastic. Nevertheless, there is still more concrete evidence in the Spirit of Prophecy on this question. Did Jesus die for the unpardonable sin? The Spirit of Prophecy comments on the transgressions of Eli's sons provides a direct and explicit answer to our question. The transgressions of Eli's sons were so daring, so insulting to a holy God, that no sacrifice could atone for such willful transgression. These sinful priests profaned the sacrifices which typified the Son of God. And by their blasphemous conduct they were trampling upon the blood of the atonement, from which was derived the virtue of all sacrifices.[20] Here the neglect of Eli is brought plainly before every father and mother in the land ... . Both the parent who permitted the wickedness and the children who practiced it were guilty before God, and He would accept no sacrifice or offering for their transgression.[21] 153
The Spirit of Prophecy explicitly declares that sins were committed, for which "no sacrifice could atone."[22] In the first quotation regarding Eli and his sons Ellen White declares that what was involved here is "blasphemy." She then alluded to the same passage in Hebrews chapter 10, with the words, "trampling upon the blood of the covenant." Therefore, we draw the following conclusions: - Hebrews 10:26–29 is a description of the unpardonable sin. - The unpardonable sin is the sin for which no sacrifice can be accepted. - Jesus' sacrifice is not applicable to the unpardonable sin. - Because there is no sacrifice for the unpardonable sin, that sin cannot be forgiven in this life or the life to come. - All sins have already been atoned for and judicially pardoned except the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. - Therefore, the death of the unbeliever does not involve double jeopardy. - Unbelievers will suffer the penalty of eternal death for the sin for which Jesus did not die. Notes: 1. E. G. White, Testimonies to Ministers, 91. 2. E. G. White, The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials, 613. 3. Ibid., 631. 4. E. G. White, Testimonies to Ministers, 91. 5. Ibid., 90. 154
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Foreword The reader ought not to ju
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(106). In other words, God's "aphie
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Chapter 1 Showers of Blessing Await
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Exactly how did the "loud cry" begi
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accept the "truth" lingered for sev
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"labor under the Holy Spirit‘s di
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Chapter 2 The Unresolved Theologica
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words of Christ, when He says, "Abi
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member of the human race. However,
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Chapter 3 Three Attempts at Resolut
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Article 2 emphasizes that Christ di
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The Universalist Reaction The Unive
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Christians. They accept the authori
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Notice the following: "The sting of
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The Gift of God Only one solution t
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only for the believers. Whether we
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mankind. No rift occurred in the sp
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Implications of Corporate Universal
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that under which we believe we were
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"proof" that the death of Christ wa
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Present Tense For the message of th
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present is referred to as "justific
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High Priest, and conquering King. T
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the latter rain. Notes: 1. To deny
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over the sins that were previously
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We must demonstrate that the gospel
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Chapter 8 The Unpardonable Sin: An
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face to face, when we could have ac
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LORD, and their righteousness is of
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"Adam ... where are you?" (Genesis
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First Executive Judgment Each phase
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Now we can clearly answer the quest
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incarnation, genetic inheritance, d
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e forgiven unto men ... whosoever s
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Chapter 10 Why the Unpardonable Sin
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was taken away by Christ. This sin
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faith determines the nature of our
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Chapter 11 Two Phases of Forgivenes
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them" (2 Corinthians 5:19). If in f
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Finally, Paul puts all of these eve
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These insights are good news, but t
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Chapter 12 Charizomai in the Sanctu
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whole world, Jews and Gentiles, bel
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Chapter 13 Pardon Precedes Confessi
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God than is our love."[1] We have b
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The biblical narrative continues: "
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Notes: 1. E. G. White, Manuscript R
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spark of hope in her soul, but He d
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"Well, no. I have this bottle. It's
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were some who would deny this truth
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