The W. W. Prescott Armadale Sermons - Fred Bischoff
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dependence. [p. 460]<br />
E. Dec. 1889 (MS 18, "Address in Regard to the Sunday<br />
Movement")<br />
We should diligently study the Word of God, and pray in faith that God<br />
will restrain the powers of darkness, for as yet the message has gone to<br />
comparatively few, and the world is to be lightened with its glory. <strong>The</strong><br />
present truth--the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus--has not yet<br />
been sounded as it must be. <strong>The</strong>re are many almost within the shadow of our<br />
own doors for whose salvation no personal effort has ever been made. [p.<br />
502]<br />
F. 1889 (MS13, "Standing by the Landmarks")<br />
<strong>The</strong> passing of the time in 1844 was a period of great events, opening to<br />
our astonished eyes the cleansing of the sanctuary transpiring in heaven, and<br />
having decided relation to God’s people upon the earth, [also] the first and<br />
second angels’ messages and the third, unfurling the banner on which was<br />
inscribed, "<strong>The</strong> commandments of God and the faith of Jesus." One of the<br />
landmarks under this message was the temple of God, seen by His truthloving<br />
people in heaven, and the ark containing the law of God. <strong>The</strong> light of<br />
the Sabbath of the fourth commandment flashed its strong rays in the<br />
pathway of the transgressors of God’s law. <strong>The</strong> nonimmortality of the<br />
wicked is an old landmark. I can call to mind nothing more that can come<br />
under the head of the old landmarks. All this cry about changing the old<br />
landmarks is all imaginary. [p. 518]<br />
G. Nov. 1890 (Letter If, "To Brethren in Responsible Positions")<br />
[<strong>The</strong> paragraphs are also on pp. 1078 and 1080 in the Dec. 6, 1892,<br />
article entitled, "Let the Trumpet Give a Certain Sound," in Review Herald,<br />
166