The document discusses the biblical passage in Revelation 7:1-3 about an angel being sent to seal the servants of God. It provides context around the events in Revelation 6 and establishes various symbolic meanings. Key points made include:
1) The sealing represents God marking his faithful people for protection before pouring out judgments.
2) It signifies those who have proven loyal to God and his commandments like the Sabbath.
3) The number sealed, 144,000, is a symbol rather than a literal count, as they represent a vast multitude from all tribes of spiritual Israel.
The document discusses the attainment of ultimate character perfection in God's people prior to the Second Advent. It asserts that character development will continue even after being sealed, as revival and strengthening from the latter rain and trials during the time of trouble further perfect character. God's people will mature until Jesus' character is perfectly reproduced in them, at which time He will return. The latter rain prepares the righteous for translation at the Second Coming by ripening their characters like grain.
Jesus was showing purpose for persecutionGLENN PEASE
The document discusses a Bible passage where Jesus warns his disciples that before signs of the end times occur, they will face persecution for preaching about him. This includes being arrested, imprisoned, and brought before Jewish and Roman authorities. However, Jesus promises that the Holy Spirit will give them wisdom and courage to testify about their faith during these trials. The persecution is described as turning into an opportunity for the disciples to bear witness and a testimony to their faith in Jesus.
This document discusses the origin and progression of sin through three stages:
1) Lucifer rebelled in heaven by desiring to exalt himself over God and others, leading to his fall.
2) On earth, Satan tempted humanity to sin and accused them before God. His influence was overcome by Jesus' death on the cross.
3) Satan was cast out of heaven, but came to earth with great wrath knowing his time is short. True followers of Christ view Satan as defeated through Jesus' victory on the cross.
The document discusses the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25:1-13. It provides commentary on the symbolism and meaning within the parable. Key points include:
- The ten virgins represent the experience of the end-time church. The wise virgins have oil while the foolish do not.
- The oil represents the Holy Spirit or heavenly grace. The lamps represent the Word of God.
- At the midnight cry, the foolish virgins are found unready as they lack the Holy Spirit and righteous character.
- Christ's coming in the parable represents the investigative judgment, where characters will be weighed in God's balances. The foolish will be
1. The document discusses the glorious state of the church during the latter rain, which follows a shaking or sifting of the church.
2. It describes how the faithful will sigh and cry over the sins in the church, and will be sealed as they afflict their souls.
3. After the shaking removes the unfaithful, the latter rain will revive God's people and the church will appear "fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners."
The document discusses the true nature of the shaking that was prophesied by Ellen White. It argues that the shaking is the work of the investigative judgment, where God separates the wheat from the tares. During this time, God's people experience an affliction of the soul where they plead for forgiveness and cleansing. Jesus then provides a special atonement or cleansing for His people, removing the record of their sins and clothing them in His perfect righteousness. This final atonement experienced during the judgment is what prepares God's people to receive the latter rain and give the loud cry.
This document discusses the symbolism of the church being the bride of Christ. It asserts that in 1844, Christ entered the most holy place of the heavenly sanctuary to be married to the New Jerusalem, which represents His union with the church. It states that Christ loves the church and gave Himself for it. The church is composed of true believers who are citizens of the New Jerusalem. When Christ returns, He will consummate His blessed union with His church. The sealing of God's people represents their marriage to Christ. The judgment prepares God's people to receive the seal and be part of Christ's eternal bride.
Lesson 01 the purpose of the sanctuary palanji lungu
THE SANCTUARY HAS DEEP TRUTHS TO REVEAL,TO UNDERSTAND IT'S PURPOSE IS IMPORTANT.THIS PRESENTATION DEALS WITH A NUMBER OF THE PURPOSES WHY GOD GAVE US THE SANCTUARY TRUTH
The document discusses the attainment of ultimate character perfection in God's people prior to the Second Advent. It asserts that character development will continue even after being sealed, as revival and strengthening from the latter rain and trials during the time of trouble further perfect character. God's people will mature until Jesus' character is perfectly reproduced in them, at which time He will return. The latter rain prepares the righteous for translation at the Second Coming by ripening their characters like grain.
Jesus was showing purpose for persecutionGLENN PEASE
The document discusses a Bible passage where Jesus warns his disciples that before signs of the end times occur, they will face persecution for preaching about him. This includes being arrested, imprisoned, and brought before Jewish and Roman authorities. However, Jesus promises that the Holy Spirit will give them wisdom and courage to testify about their faith during these trials. The persecution is described as turning into an opportunity for the disciples to bear witness and a testimony to their faith in Jesus.
This document discusses the origin and progression of sin through three stages:
1) Lucifer rebelled in heaven by desiring to exalt himself over God and others, leading to his fall.
2) On earth, Satan tempted humanity to sin and accused them before God. His influence was overcome by Jesus' death on the cross.
3) Satan was cast out of heaven, but came to earth with great wrath knowing his time is short. True followers of Christ view Satan as defeated through Jesus' victory on the cross.
The document discusses the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25:1-13. It provides commentary on the symbolism and meaning within the parable. Key points include:
- The ten virgins represent the experience of the end-time church. The wise virgins have oil while the foolish do not.
- The oil represents the Holy Spirit or heavenly grace. The lamps represent the Word of God.
- At the midnight cry, the foolish virgins are found unready as they lack the Holy Spirit and righteous character.
- Christ's coming in the parable represents the investigative judgment, where characters will be weighed in God's balances. The foolish will be
1. The document discusses the glorious state of the church during the latter rain, which follows a shaking or sifting of the church.
2. It describes how the faithful will sigh and cry over the sins in the church, and will be sealed as they afflict their souls.
3. After the shaking removes the unfaithful, the latter rain will revive God's people and the church will appear "fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners."
The document discusses the true nature of the shaking that was prophesied by Ellen White. It argues that the shaking is the work of the investigative judgment, where God separates the wheat from the tares. During this time, God's people experience an affliction of the soul where they plead for forgiveness and cleansing. Jesus then provides a special atonement or cleansing for His people, removing the record of their sins and clothing them in His perfect righteousness. This final atonement experienced during the judgment is what prepares God's people to receive the latter rain and give the loud cry.
This document discusses the symbolism of the church being the bride of Christ. It asserts that in 1844, Christ entered the most holy place of the heavenly sanctuary to be married to the New Jerusalem, which represents His union with the church. It states that Christ loves the church and gave Himself for it. The church is composed of true believers who are citizens of the New Jerusalem. When Christ returns, He will consummate His blessed union with His church. The sealing of God's people represents their marriage to Christ. The judgment prepares God's people to receive the seal and be part of Christ's eternal bride.
Lesson 01 the purpose of the sanctuary palanji lungu
THE SANCTUARY HAS DEEP TRUTHS TO REVEAL,TO UNDERSTAND IT'S PURPOSE IS IMPORTANT.THIS PRESENTATION DEALS WITH A NUMBER OF THE PURPOSES WHY GOD GAVE US THE SANCTUARY TRUTH
The document discusses the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25:1-13. It provides commentary on the parable from Ellen White and other Adventist sources. Some key points made:
- The parable applies to Adventists in the last days as they await Christ's second coming.
- The lamps represent the Word of God, while the oil represents the Holy Spirit.
- The wise virgins studied the Scriptures intensely and received the Holy Spirit, while the foolish lacked the Holy Spirit.
- The parable and its meaning are still applicable today as the church awaits Christ's return.
The document discusses how the Eucharist is prefigured and foreshadowed throughout the Old Testament. It references the offerings of bread and wine by Melchizedek and how they point to Christ's eternal priesthood. It also discusses how the manna from heaven, the Passover lamb, and the bread of the presence prefigure the Eucharist. The document then covers the institution of the Eucharist by Jesus at the Last Supper and his appearance to the disciples after his resurrection where he is recognized in the breaking of bread.
The document provides information about presentations on Pilgrim's Progress including:
1) It lists various sources and references used in the presentations such as commentaries, websites, and illustrations.
2) It offers to share the PowerPoint presentations and accompanying videos by providing access to the author's Google Docs or Dropbox accounts.
3) It requests that those using the materials give credit to the author when presenting to others.
Jesus was to welcome us into his eternal kingdomGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus welcoming us into His eternal kingdom. When we walk with Him and talk with Him and live for Him, He will welcome us to be with Him forever.
The document discusses the judgment of the Seventh-day Adventist church. It states that the church will be judged based on the privileges and blessings it has received from Christ. If the church's spiritual experience does not match the advantages it has been given, it will be "found wanting." God is weighing the characters, conduct, and motives of individuals in the sanctuary. To be found lacking in love and obedience in the final judgment would be a terrible mistake.
The document provides information about presentations on Pilgrim's Progress by Michal Lopianowski. It contains:
1) Details on how to access accompanying videos and PowerPoint presentations for the talks.
2) A note that credit should be given to Lopianowski when using the materials, as the presentations were based on his Bible studies.
3) Mentions of various sources and references used in the presentations, including the version of Pilgrim's Progress by Barry Horner and websites providing images and illustrations.
Preparation For The Final CrisisPreparation for the final crisisAntonio Bernard
Seventh-day Adventists have been called as watchmen and light bearers to warn the world of God's messages contained in the three angels' messages. Their most important work is to proclaim these messages and allow nothing else to absorb their attention. Preachers are instructed to preach the straight truth from God's word, even if it means offending some. They should not conceal parts of the message or lower the standard of truth out of fear of hurting feelings. With the nearness of Christ's return, preachers must bear an even bolder testimony like John the Baptist and cry aloud, sparing not, to arouse God's people from their spiritual sleep and complacency.
Felix trembled when Paul reasoned with him about righteousness, self-control, and the coming judgment, but Felix dismissed Paul, saying he would call for him again at a more convenient time. The document then discusses various spiritual and moral concepts like righteousness, temperance, judgment, faith, repentance, and salvation through Christ alone. It emphasizes that humans cannot earn salvation through their own works but must accept Christ's righteousness freely through God's redemption. The judgment will involve Christ carefully measuring each individual's actions and responsibilities.
The document discusses the spiritual warfare that Christians face. It describes how Satan rebelled against God due to pride, and led one-third of angels to join his rebellion. This ignited a war between God and Satan, in which Satan and demons battle God and his holy angels. On earth, this spiritual conflict manifests as a battle between godly and ungodly people. Paul wrote 1 Timothy to help Timothy prepare for battling false teachers in Ephesus who were undermining the gospel. Christians must be equipped as spiritual soldiers to fight against Satan, the world, and their own sinful flesh.
Health Reform and Preparing For The Final CrisisAntonio Bernard
The document discusses health reform and preparation for the final crisis or latter rain. It summarizes that God's plan is to restore humanity back into His image through the work of redemption. This involves restoring the perfection humanity had at creation and promoting the harmonious development of the body, mind and soul. The plan of redemption also aims to vindicate God's character before the universe by demonstrating His love through Christ. As the sanctuary doctrine teaches, God desires to dwell among His people and the heavenly sanctuary was opened in 1844 as Christ began the final atonement work to cleanse humanity. This cleansing process involves God's people purifying themselves on earth as Christ cleanses the temple in heaven.
- The document is a testimony from Ellen White about a vision she received while very sick in bed, where God showed her that Satan was trying to drive her to discouragement and despair.
- In the vision, she was shown that the message to the Laodicean church applies to God's people today, and that it is designed to lead people to repentance so they can receive the latter rain and be ready for translation.
- God proves his people gradually, bringing them to different points to test their willingness to obey counsel and overcome their sins and idols. Only those who pass every test and come to every point will receive the latter rain.
1) The document discusses the importance of studying the sanctuary and its services, both daily and yearly. It emphasizes that the sanctuary shows the plan of redemption and should be our constant study.
2) Details are provided about the layout of the sanctuary, including the outer court, holy place, and most holy place. The services of the sanctuary, including the yearly Day of Atonement, are explained.
3) The document stresses that a knowledge of the sanctuary is essential for believers as it sheds light on our present position and work, and the investigative judgment that is occurring in heaven.
The document discusses the importance of preparing for the coming crisis and tests of faith. It warns that temptation will overcome those who do not recognize their dependence on God. True conversion means having a changed heart, mind, and life, not just feelings. Youth are encouraged to resist evil through studying the Scriptures and seeking God daily in prayer. Relying on oneself instead of God leaves one vulnerable to Satan's deception.
The document discusses the concept of "present truth" and how it is important for messengers to focus on key doctrines like the sanctuary and God's commandments rather than dwelling on other subjects. It warns that Satan will take advantage if messengers do not watch for his devices. Present truth, including the sanctuary message, establishes faith and gives certainty about the future.
This document contains notes from a Sunday school lesson on Philippians 3:20-21 about citizenship in heaven and the transformation of the body. It discusses the order of end times events including the rapture, glorification of believers, and the Bema Seat judgment. Believers will be rewarded for their works, deeds, and faithfulness on earth at the Bema Seat. Both rewards and losses are possible depending on one's obedience to God and good works done in His name. Works done with the right motives please God and lead to eternal rewards, though salvation is by grace alone.
The document discusses the need for churches to fulfill their duty of helping those in need through acts of service and charity. It suggests that when churches actively work to relieve suffering in their communities through programs like medical missionary work, God will bless their efforts and use them to spread his message throughout the world. It also notes that failing to engage in works of mercy keeps churches from prospering.
This document discusses the dilution of truth that can occur when movements get diluted or stamped out over time. It argues that there is more to truth than Western Christian culture proclaims, and that judging others prevents seeing deeper truths. It asserts that we were lowered into disobedience, not due to Satan, and that God has concluded all in disobedience so He may have mercy on all. It encourages leaving accepted beliefs that are becoming obsolete and embracing higher understandings of a loving, forgiving God who removes our transgressions.
This document summarizes a passage from the book of Mark describing an event where a woman anoints Jesus with expensive perfume. It discusses three key points: (1) To see opportunities to give generously, as this woman did in anointing Jesus beforehand for burial. (2) To seize opportunities to give irrationally beyond reason, as the woman did, despite criticism. (3) To settle acts of generous giving in one's heart, as this woman's deed would be remembered wherever the gospel is preached. The summary concludes by noting this passage is presented at Faithworks Christian Church Global on October 15, 2017.
The document discusses the papacy and the Roman Catholic Church. It claims that though the Roman Church now presents a fair front, covering its past cruelties, it is fundamentally unchanged. It asserts that the papacy still holds the same doctrines and principles as in past ages of darkness. While there are sincere Christians in the Catholic communion who serve God according to their light, the Roman system remains an apostasy. The document warns that Catholicism is gaining ground through increased popularity of its churches, colleges, and compromises by Protestants, and calls God's people to resist its dangerous advances against liberty.
The document discusses the importance of generosity and having an abundant mindset. It provides several Bible verses emphasizing giving without expectation of reward, and how the early church generously shared their possessions. The key message is that believers should not be afraid to generously help those in need, as God will richly provide for those who are generous out of their identity in Christ.
Revelation 6:9-17, Lesson 21 the Fifth & Sixth Sealsblackforestchapel
The document describes events that occur when the fifth and sixth seals of Revelation are broken. It summarizes:
1) When the fifth seal is broken, John sees the souls of martyrs under the altar who cry out for vengeance. They are given white robes and told to rest until more martyrs are killed.
2) When the sixth seal is broken, there is a great earthquake, the sun turns black, the moon red, stars fall, and mountains move. People hide in caves and rocks, crying out for the mountains to fall on them to escape God's wrath.
3) These events parallel other biblical passages describing the tribulation, darkness, shaking of heavens and earth, and people seeking
The document discusses the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse described in Revelation 6:1-8. It summarizes that the first horseman represents conquest on a white horse, the second represents war on a red horse, the third represents famine on a black horse, and the fourth represents death on a pale horse, followed by Hades. The horsemen are part of the judgments that will befall the earth during the end times tribulation period described in Revelation.
The document discusses the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25:1-13. It provides commentary on the parable from Ellen White and other Adventist sources. Some key points made:
- The parable applies to Adventists in the last days as they await Christ's second coming.
- The lamps represent the Word of God, while the oil represents the Holy Spirit.
- The wise virgins studied the Scriptures intensely and received the Holy Spirit, while the foolish lacked the Holy Spirit.
- The parable and its meaning are still applicable today as the church awaits Christ's return.
The document discusses how the Eucharist is prefigured and foreshadowed throughout the Old Testament. It references the offerings of bread and wine by Melchizedek and how they point to Christ's eternal priesthood. It also discusses how the manna from heaven, the Passover lamb, and the bread of the presence prefigure the Eucharist. The document then covers the institution of the Eucharist by Jesus at the Last Supper and his appearance to the disciples after his resurrection where he is recognized in the breaking of bread.
The document provides information about presentations on Pilgrim's Progress including:
1) It lists various sources and references used in the presentations such as commentaries, websites, and illustrations.
2) It offers to share the PowerPoint presentations and accompanying videos by providing access to the author's Google Docs or Dropbox accounts.
3) It requests that those using the materials give credit to the author when presenting to others.
Jesus was to welcome us into his eternal kingdomGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus welcoming us into His eternal kingdom. When we walk with Him and talk with Him and live for Him, He will welcome us to be with Him forever.
The document discusses the judgment of the Seventh-day Adventist church. It states that the church will be judged based on the privileges and blessings it has received from Christ. If the church's spiritual experience does not match the advantages it has been given, it will be "found wanting." God is weighing the characters, conduct, and motives of individuals in the sanctuary. To be found lacking in love and obedience in the final judgment would be a terrible mistake.
The document provides information about presentations on Pilgrim's Progress by Michal Lopianowski. It contains:
1) Details on how to access accompanying videos and PowerPoint presentations for the talks.
2) A note that credit should be given to Lopianowski when using the materials, as the presentations were based on his Bible studies.
3) Mentions of various sources and references used in the presentations, including the version of Pilgrim's Progress by Barry Horner and websites providing images and illustrations.
Preparation For The Final CrisisPreparation for the final crisisAntonio Bernard
Seventh-day Adventists have been called as watchmen and light bearers to warn the world of God's messages contained in the three angels' messages. Their most important work is to proclaim these messages and allow nothing else to absorb their attention. Preachers are instructed to preach the straight truth from God's word, even if it means offending some. They should not conceal parts of the message or lower the standard of truth out of fear of hurting feelings. With the nearness of Christ's return, preachers must bear an even bolder testimony like John the Baptist and cry aloud, sparing not, to arouse God's people from their spiritual sleep and complacency.
Felix trembled when Paul reasoned with him about righteousness, self-control, and the coming judgment, but Felix dismissed Paul, saying he would call for him again at a more convenient time. The document then discusses various spiritual and moral concepts like righteousness, temperance, judgment, faith, repentance, and salvation through Christ alone. It emphasizes that humans cannot earn salvation through their own works but must accept Christ's righteousness freely through God's redemption. The judgment will involve Christ carefully measuring each individual's actions and responsibilities.
The document discusses the spiritual warfare that Christians face. It describes how Satan rebelled against God due to pride, and led one-third of angels to join his rebellion. This ignited a war between God and Satan, in which Satan and demons battle God and his holy angels. On earth, this spiritual conflict manifests as a battle between godly and ungodly people. Paul wrote 1 Timothy to help Timothy prepare for battling false teachers in Ephesus who were undermining the gospel. Christians must be equipped as spiritual soldiers to fight against Satan, the world, and their own sinful flesh.
Health Reform and Preparing For The Final CrisisAntonio Bernard
The document discusses health reform and preparation for the final crisis or latter rain. It summarizes that God's plan is to restore humanity back into His image through the work of redemption. This involves restoring the perfection humanity had at creation and promoting the harmonious development of the body, mind and soul. The plan of redemption also aims to vindicate God's character before the universe by demonstrating His love through Christ. As the sanctuary doctrine teaches, God desires to dwell among His people and the heavenly sanctuary was opened in 1844 as Christ began the final atonement work to cleanse humanity. This cleansing process involves God's people purifying themselves on earth as Christ cleanses the temple in heaven.
- The document is a testimony from Ellen White about a vision she received while very sick in bed, where God showed her that Satan was trying to drive her to discouragement and despair.
- In the vision, she was shown that the message to the Laodicean church applies to God's people today, and that it is designed to lead people to repentance so they can receive the latter rain and be ready for translation.
- God proves his people gradually, bringing them to different points to test their willingness to obey counsel and overcome their sins and idols. Only those who pass every test and come to every point will receive the latter rain.
1) The document discusses the importance of studying the sanctuary and its services, both daily and yearly. It emphasizes that the sanctuary shows the plan of redemption and should be our constant study.
2) Details are provided about the layout of the sanctuary, including the outer court, holy place, and most holy place. The services of the sanctuary, including the yearly Day of Atonement, are explained.
3) The document stresses that a knowledge of the sanctuary is essential for believers as it sheds light on our present position and work, and the investigative judgment that is occurring in heaven.
The document discusses the importance of preparing for the coming crisis and tests of faith. It warns that temptation will overcome those who do not recognize their dependence on God. True conversion means having a changed heart, mind, and life, not just feelings. Youth are encouraged to resist evil through studying the Scriptures and seeking God daily in prayer. Relying on oneself instead of God leaves one vulnerable to Satan's deception.
The document discusses the concept of "present truth" and how it is important for messengers to focus on key doctrines like the sanctuary and God's commandments rather than dwelling on other subjects. It warns that Satan will take advantage if messengers do not watch for his devices. Present truth, including the sanctuary message, establishes faith and gives certainty about the future.
This document contains notes from a Sunday school lesson on Philippians 3:20-21 about citizenship in heaven and the transformation of the body. It discusses the order of end times events including the rapture, glorification of believers, and the Bema Seat judgment. Believers will be rewarded for their works, deeds, and faithfulness on earth at the Bema Seat. Both rewards and losses are possible depending on one's obedience to God and good works done in His name. Works done with the right motives please God and lead to eternal rewards, though salvation is by grace alone.
The document discusses the need for churches to fulfill their duty of helping those in need through acts of service and charity. It suggests that when churches actively work to relieve suffering in their communities through programs like medical missionary work, God will bless their efforts and use them to spread his message throughout the world. It also notes that failing to engage in works of mercy keeps churches from prospering.
This document discusses the dilution of truth that can occur when movements get diluted or stamped out over time. It argues that there is more to truth than Western Christian culture proclaims, and that judging others prevents seeing deeper truths. It asserts that we were lowered into disobedience, not due to Satan, and that God has concluded all in disobedience so He may have mercy on all. It encourages leaving accepted beliefs that are becoming obsolete and embracing higher understandings of a loving, forgiving God who removes our transgressions.
This document summarizes a passage from the book of Mark describing an event where a woman anoints Jesus with expensive perfume. It discusses three key points: (1) To see opportunities to give generously, as this woman did in anointing Jesus beforehand for burial. (2) To seize opportunities to give irrationally beyond reason, as the woman did, despite criticism. (3) To settle acts of generous giving in one's heart, as this woman's deed would be remembered wherever the gospel is preached. The summary concludes by noting this passage is presented at Faithworks Christian Church Global on October 15, 2017.
The document discusses the papacy and the Roman Catholic Church. It claims that though the Roman Church now presents a fair front, covering its past cruelties, it is fundamentally unchanged. It asserts that the papacy still holds the same doctrines and principles as in past ages of darkness. While there are sincere Christians in the Catholic communion who serve God according to their light, the Roman system remains an apostasy. The document warns that Catholicism is gaining ground through increased popularity of its churches, colleges, and compromises by Protestants, and calls God's people to resist its dangerous advances against liberty.
The document discusses the importance of generosity and having an abundant mindset. It provides several Bible verses emphasizing giving without expectation of reward, and how the early church generously shared their possessions. The key message is that believers should not be afraid to generously help those in need, as God will richly provide for those who are generous out of their identity in Christ.
Revelation 6:9-17, Lesson 21 the Fifth & Sixth Sealsblackforestchapel
The document describes events that occur when the fifth and sixth seals of Revelation are broken. It summarizes:
1) When the fifth seal is broken, John sees the souls of martyrs under the altar who cry out for vengeance. They are given white robes and told to rest until more martyrs are killed.
2) When the sixth seal is broken, there is a great earthquake, the sun turns black, the moon red, stars fall, and mountains move. People hide in caves and rocks, crying out for the mountains to fall on them to escape God's wrath.
3) These events parallel other biblical passages describing the tribulation, darkness, shaking of heavens and earth, and people seeking
The document discusses the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse described in Revelation 6:1-8. It summarizes that the first horseman represents conquest on a white horse, the second represents war on a red horse, the third represents famine on a black horse, and the fourth represents death on a pale horse, followed by Hades. The horsemen are part of the judgments that will befall the earth during the end times tribulation period described in Revelation.
The document discusses the 144,000 witnesses described in Revelation 7 and 14. It describes how four angels hold back winds to prevent harm until the 144,000 servants of God are sealed. The 144,000 are 12,000 from each of the 12 tribes of Israel and are said to be redeemed from the earth and follow the Lamb without fault, having kept themselves chaste.
The fifth angel sounds his trumpet, releasing locusts from the bottomless pit upon the earth. The locusts are given power to torment people for five months but not kill them, causing them to seek death but be unable to find it. Though the locusts plague the people, they do not repent of their sins. The locusts have a king over them, the angel of the abyss, named Abaddon or Apollyon in Hebrew and Greek. This is the first of three woes described in Revelation.
The sixth angel sounds his trumpet and releases four angels that were bound at the great river Euphrates. The four angels lead an army of 200 million horsemen who kill a third of mankind with fire, smoke, and brimstone that proceeds from their mouths. Those who survive do not repent of worshipping demons and idols.
The passage discusses how through faith in Jesus Christ, believers have peace with God and access to his grace. It notes that believers find hope in suffering because it produces endurance, character and ultimately more hope, since God's love has been poured into their hearts by the Holy Spirit.
The document describes two groups - Church Age Saints and Tribulation Saints. Church Age Saints are kept out of the Great Tribulation by the rapture while Tribulation Saints come out of the tribulation through martyrdom. Both groups are before God's throne in heaven clothed in white, but there are differences in their positions, crowns, and roles.
The document contains a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on Friend Day. The sermon discusses several biblical passages about waiting for God and the return of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that believers' citizenship is in heaven and they are waiting expectantly for Jesus to return. When he does, each believer's works will be tested and evaluated, and they will be rewarded or suffer loss depending on the eternal nature of their works. The sermon encourages believers to remain united with Christ and build their lives around him alone.
The document is a sermon about waiting for Jesus' return and the Judgment Seat of Christ. It discusses that believers' citizenship is in heaven and they eagerly await Jesus' return. It also talks about how believers will have their works judged at the Judgment Seat of Christ to determine eternal rewards, but that salvation is not at stake in this judgment. The sermon encourages believers to entwine their lives around Christ so their works will withstand the testing fire at His judgment.
The document discusses the need for revival and reformation in preparation for the latter rain. It emphasizes returning to the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy, proclaiming the three angels' messages with power, and overcoming all sin in order to participate in the loud cry. The latter rain will be given to those who receive the former rain by confessing and abandoning sin through prayer and consecration. Satan's final deception will be to make the testimonies of none effect.
This document discusses how Christ is the antidote to death and how God will inhabit the earth through a sanctified people. It explains that God put humanity in a "deep sleep" of ignorance due to lack of spiritual knowledge but that Christ calls us to "awake" and be restored to double our former Edenic state. It also discusses how Christ has the key to unlock spiritual knowledge and how true worshippers will worship God in spirit and truth.
This is a study touching on 'God has not left anything to chance' plus 'We are now the tabernacle or tent in which the Ark of God dwells.' Why did Ruth migrate from Moab, can we apply this to our lives today. An explanation of the man-child who is 'caught up to God & His throne'. This world is God's world. RWK.
The document discusses the Sabbath and its roots in both creation and redemption from bondage in Egypt. While the Sabbath was given to Israel as a sign of their covenant with God, the new covenant established through Christ makes believers free from having to observe specific days or follow legalistic rules. True rest is found in intimacy with Christ, who fulfilled the law and its shadows, and believers should be convinced in their own conscience how to worship and honor God through the freedom established by grace.
A sermon address focusing on the need for revival and reformation for Seventh-day Adventists as a preparation for the latter rain. Based on the Bible and the Spirit of Prophecy, come and see!
The document contains excerpts from Ellen G. White discussing prophetic gifts and health issues. It warns that tobacco is poisonous and can cause diseases like tuberculosis and cancer. It also recounts visions she had of buildings being consumed by fire despite being deemed fireproof, foretelling the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fires. The excerpts aim to demonstrate Ellen G. White's prophetic ministry and gift of prophecy.
The document discusses the kingdom of God and the kingdom of grace. It states that the kingdom of grace is brought to view by Paul in the Epistle to the Hebrews, referring to the throne of grace where believers can find mercy and grace. It also notes that in his parables, Christ uses the expression "kingdom of Heaven" to designate the work of divine grace upon human hearts. The kingdom of glory is yet future and will be established at the second coming of Christ.
The document discusses the 144,000 and who they are. It explains that they will be sealed by God before the winds are released, marking them as a special group who have remained faithful. While the exact meaning of the 144,000 is uncertain, the key is for believers to strive daily to strengthen their relationship with God and help others do the same, as this group will only be known by God. The focus should be on spiritual preparation rather than debates over the 144,000's identity.
True Christianity will always be aggressive, and wherever it exists, it will arouse enmity. All who live a conscientious life, who bear testimony of the claims of God, of the evil of sin, of the judgment to come, will be called the disturbers of Israel. {PC 146.2}
If we will consent to lay down our arms, to lower the blood-stained banner, to become the captives and servants of Satan, we may be released from the conflict and the suffering. But this peace will be gained only at the loss of Christ and heaven. We cannot accept peace on such conditions. Let it be war, war, to the end of earth's history, rather than peace through apostasy and sin.
If unity could be secured only by the compromise of truth and righteousness, then let there be difference, and even war. {GC88 45.2}
Those who in harmony with God, and through faith in Him, receive strength to resist wrong, and stand in defense of the right, will always have severe conflicts and will frequently have to stand almost alone. But precious victories will be theirs while they make God their dependence. Their moral sense will be keen, clear, and sensitive. Their moral powers will be equal to withstand wrong influences. Their integrity, like that of Moses, of the purest character.
1. The document outlines the timeline of events from the close of probation to the second coming, including the sealing, latter rain, loud cry, and seven last plagues.
2. It explains that the wheat and tares grow together until the close of probation, when the harvest (end of earth's history) separates them permanently.
3. Several quotes are provided about the close of probation being the time of testing when the mark of the beast is enforced and received, and God's people receive the seal.
This document discusses the latter rain and Pentecost, drawing comparisons between the two outpourings of the Holy Spirit. It provides biblical references to support the concept of a latter rain revival as foretold in prophecies such as Zechariah 10:1 and Joel 2:23. The document asserts that as with Pentecost, God's people must earnestly seek the Holy Spirit and have living connections to God in order to experience the latter rain and be prepared for Christ's return.
The document discusses Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a statue made of different materials that is smashed by a stone cut from a mountain. It summarizes the dream and analyzes the symbolism of the statue representing successive earthly kingdoms and the stone representing God's eternal kingdom established at the second coming of Christ. The 144,000 are described as living stones who make up the subjects of God's kingdom.
The document discusses several signs of the end times mentioned in the Bible and Ellen White writings. It provides examples of current world events that could fulfill endtime prophecies, such as disasters, economic troubles, wars and rumors of wars, religious fanaticism, and unrest among nations. It suggests these signs indicate that the world is in a perilous condition and the final crisis is near. The document advocates studying prophecies and preparing spiritually for Christ's soon return.
This document presents several Bible passages about enduring trials and hardships in this life, as well as the hope of eternal life. It contrasts the troubles of this world with the promise of heaven, where there will be no more suffering, death or sorrow. Several passages warn that those who are unprepared or unrighteous will face eternal punishment, while the righteous will receive eternal life and rest from their labors. The document encourages preparing for heaven by living as a child of God.
The nature and essence of the Second Person of the Trinity. Meant as a companion to the Christian and Missionary Alliance's Statement of Faith and our Sunday School's study of it,.
Sanctuary Presentation 7. Time Limit in The SanctuarySami Wilberforce
This document provides information about a revival week being held at Maseno University from 20-26 July 2015. The theme is "The Sanctuary" and focuses on key truths such as the sanctuary message and the 2300 day prophecy. It emphasizes that present truth needs to be the focus of messages to prepare God's people. It warns of the dangers of focusing on topics that do not unite or sanctify souls. Finally, it encourages preparing for the end times by getting ready spiritually and reflecting Christ's image fully.
This document provides an overview of biblical perspectives on judgment. It discusses that on judgment day, there will be participants like God as the judge, angels, the accused, witnesses, and an accuser. It notes the standards will be God's commandments and people will be judged based on their words and deeds. The document emphasizes that no one will escape judgment, but those whose names are written in the book of life and who keep God's commandments will not be condemned. It encourages thinking carefully about one's words and deeds knowing they are recorded for judgment day.
This document provides a summary and review of Chapter 3 of the book "Compulsory Worship" by P.T. Khumalo. It discusses how the astrologers in Babylon plotted against Daniel and his friends out of jealousy since the king had put them in high positions. The king commands everyone to worship a golden statue but Daniel's friends refuse and are thrown in a fiery furnace as punishment. However, they survive unharmed because of their faith and trust in the God of Israel. Their testimony inspires the king to acknowledge the power of their God.
This document discusses head coverings for women based on 1 Corinthians 11:1-16. It examines the biblical text through exegesis rather than eisegesis. Some key points made include: the hierarchy outlined in verse 3 of God, Christ, man, woman; the dishonor/costs incurred if this hierarchy is not followed properly in verse 4-5; and the meaning of "glory" in verse 7 referring to God's glory versus human glory. The document evaluates different views on head coverings and concludes that long hair, not hats or other headwear, serves as a woman's covering as discussed in verse 15. Ellen White's views are referenced, noting women in her day typically wore bonnets or ve
1) The document discusses the possibility of youth in the 21st century living faithfully. It defines faithfulness as being loyal, steadfast, and true to one's allegiance to God.
2) Postmodern youth are skeptical of absolute truth, but the document argues that through growing faith in God, who is faithful, youth can develop reliability, dependability, steadfastness, trustworthiness, and consistency.
3) The story of Naboth refusing to give up his inheritance is provided as an example of faithfulness, and youth are encouraged to faithfully care for their spiritual inheritance through reading the Bible and applying it.
The document discusses the role and power of music from a religious perspective. It provides several key points about music:
1) Music was used effectively in Israel's religious experience and was part of their worship and education. It can uplift thoughts and inspire the soul.
2) Jesus used song and music to resist temptation and express gladness, often singing psalms with others.
3) Both congregational and choir singing are desirable when conducted with solemnity, using talents to praise God. Musical instruments are acceptable when used to glorify God, not for worldly purposes.
The document discusses the seven seals described in Revelation chapter 5-7. It provides keys to understanding the seals, such as the white horse representing the purity and aggressiveness of the early church. Each successive seal represents a changing "character" of the church, from persecution to corruption. The sixth seal depicts end time events like those Jesus described, and the seventh seal deals with his second coming, represented by silence in heaven.
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The Hope of Salvation - Jude 1:24-25 - MessageCole Hartman
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It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
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2. Introduction
This chapter comes just after the sixth seal has been broken.
Commotion is raging high as a result of the seal.
God is about to rain havoc on earth, see Rev. 8:6
SOP says: “I saw that the four angels would hold the four winds
and
. These plagues enraged the wicked against the
righteous…” EW36.
Just like with Israel of old, God would like to whisk His children to
safety first before havoc begins.
In the case of Israel, the blood on the doorpost was said to mark
their safety, this time God’s special mark does the trick.
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3. Symbology used here is not our ordinary Constant Keys
(CKs) but Variable Key (VK).
Please refer to our chapter 1 to refresh your memory on
these keys.
Seal = many different interpretations depending on the
context e.g. Seal in Rev. 6 is different from seal of Rev
7:2-3 , Dan 12:4 and also different from seal of Rev
22:10. NB: seal in prophecy should be different from seal
elsewhere in the bible.
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4. Verse 1: “After this…” “this” refers to the beginning of a
havoc as explained in Rev. 6:15-17.
This chapter then speaks to what will happen
the second coming of our Lord.
SOP shares this light: “The Lion of Judah,
, will be the Lamb of
God to the obedient and faithful. The pillar of cloud which
speaks wrath and terror to the transgressor of God's law is
light and mercy and deliverance to those who have kept
His commandments.” 6T404
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5. Next, we need to resolve the on “Angel” in this verse.
In Rev. 1:20, “angels” referred to the Ministers / Elders /
Bishops of the church.
That was a variable key (vk.) and was explained in the
chapter!
In this chapter since no explanation is given, then we’ll
interpret “angel” as a literal messenger of God as is known
and believed to exist.
“...Then another angel was commissioned to fly swiftly to
the four angels...” LS119. EG White confirms our view.
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6. The next key we recognise is “winds”. “Winds are a
symbol of strife.” GC439.
SOP also calls this a “restraining power of God”
6T408.
“The four winds of heaven …represent the terrible
scenes of conquest and revolution by which
kingdoms have attained to power.” GC.440.
We have thus confirmed with the SOP our CK.
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7. We have since established that we’ll face real
havoc should these angels let go of the wind.
There seem to be a multiplicity of danger here
since the angels are holding back FOUR winds.
As we conclude this part, SOP says: “…and when
God shall bid His angels loose the winds, there
will be such a scene of as no pen can
picture.” Ed179.
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8. As stated earlier on, the “seal” is a variable key thus
depend on the context.
In this chapter an Angel is presented as having a “seal of
the Living God” as he’s “sealing” God’s people.
We’ll spend some time looking at the best possible
explanations of the seal as EG White gives it to us:
“... While living under and proclaiming the most solemn
message ever borne to mortals, presenting
they are transgressing its holy precepts”2T468
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9. “… the four winds were about to blow, the merciful
eye of Jesus gazed
, and He raised His hands to the Father, and
pleaded with Him that He had spilled His blood for
them.
Then another angel was commissioned to fly
to the four angels, and bid them hold, until
.” LS119.
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10. “The seal of God will be placed upon the foreheads of those
Those who link in
sympathy with the world are eating and drinking with the drunken and will
surely be destroyed with the workers of iniquity.” 5T212
“
or be cut down by the destroying weapons” 5T212
“ Ibid 214
“
” 5T213
“
.” 5T214
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11. “We must bear our message without any delay.
We must give evidence to the universe of
Heaven, and to men in this degenerate age,
of which
Christ is the Author and His word the divine
oracle.” AU.1898-10-15
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12. “Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth
sure, having ,
. He
reads correctly. He weighs
motives. Nothing escapes His all-seeing eye; the
thoughts, the intents and purposes of the
hearts--all are discerned by Him” 4T583 / 2T490
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13. “The class who do not feel grieved over their
own spiritual declension, nor mourn over the
sins of others,
.” 5T211
“Many hear the invitation of mercy, are tested
and proved;
.” 5T50
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14. “Now is the time to prepare.
” 5T216
“…close and unexpected tests will be brought to bear upon them
to see who are worthy to receive the seal of the living God.”
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15. “
, the Creator of
the heavens and the earth. Those who obey this
commandment take , and all
the blessings it involves are theirs.” 6T350
“ .
Each Sabbath institution bears the name of its author, an
ineffaceable mark that shows the authority of each.”
6T352
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16. “
, the Lord's memorial of creation.
"The Lord spake unto Moses, saying, Speak thou also unto the
children of Israel, saying, Verily My Sabbaths ye shall keep:
;
that ye may know that I am the Lord that doth sanctify you."
Exodus 31:12, 13.
” 8T117
“We are to be distinguished from the world because God has
placed His seal upon us, because He manifests in us His own
character of love” 7T144
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17. “ … While one class, by
accepting the sign of submission to earthly powers, receive
the mark of the beast,
, receive the seal of God.”
“If parents allow their children to receive an education with
the world,
.” HS217
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18. “"A fair miter" is set upon their heads. They are to be as
kings and priests unto God.
.
These are they that stand upon Mount Zion with the
Lamb, having the Father's name written in their
foreheads.” 5T475 /5T501
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19. “The precious graces of the Holy Spirit are not developed
in a moment.
Courage, fortitude, meekness, faith, unwavering trust in
God's power to save, are acquired by the experience of
years.
.” 8T314
“When Jesus leaves the sanctuary, then they who are
holy and righteous will be holy and righteous still;
.” EW48
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20. “In every case the great decision is to be made
. And now, when we are on the borders
of the eternal world, what can be of so much value to us as to
be found loyal and true to the God of heaven? What is there
that we should prize above His truth and His law? What
education can be given to the students in our schools that is
so necessary as a knowledge of "What saith the Scriptures?”
6T130
“The message we bear has the seal of the living God.” 6T166
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21. “…I saw that those who of late have embraced the truth would have to know
what it is to suffer for Christ's sake, that they would have trials to pass
through that would be keen and cutting, in order
, pass
through the time of trouble, see the King in His beauty, and dwell in the
presence of God and of pure, holy angels.” EW67
“I also saw that
without a high priest in the sanctuary through the
time of trouble.
.”
EW71
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22. wholly in reference to the
coming of the Son of man.
, and will soon be over. Now is
the time, while the four angels are holding
the four winds, to make our calling and
election sure. EW58
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23. “The human family is in need of a moral
renovation, a preparation of character, that they
may stand in God's presence”. 6T21.
“
The present truth is to be our burden.
The third angel's message must do its work of
separating from the churches …” 6T61
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24. Recapitulation from slide 8 – 23.
The Angel in this chapter and verse is literal.
He is not going to go around preaching the Sabbath
to any person.
The sealing here is not as defined in 2Cor. 1:21
Those sealed this time have been loyal to the
Eternal God throughout.
Their loyalty included the TRUE SABBATH
keeping.
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25. Just as in the case of Israel of old, before they left Egypt they had a special
mark to distinguish them from Egyptians, so will it be in the case of these
spiritual Israelites.
Marking {sealing} is done by an unseen angel of God to the true remnant
of God.
Sealing indicates the side of Eternity one belongs to and will not change.
This sealing takes place at the close of mercy when every individual’s case
has been decided either for eternal life or eternal death
Ten (10) of our 15 slides spoke of loyalty to the precepts of God, hence the
sealing.
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26. One's character immerged as primary to sealing.
5 of the 15 slides emphasize on the Sabbath as
prerequisite to sealing.
This sealing confirms salvation by faith as opposed
to salvation by works (my keeping of the Sabbath).
The Sabbath here is crucial in identifying ones
loyalty, then the sealing.
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27. This Angel has been specially sent from God with
the special message. LS119
Note that the faithful remnant is there even at this
time and is observing the True Sabbath already!
For the reason to call on these 4 Angels, let’s read
Rev. 9:4-5.
Note that this happens after the event of Rev. 7:3
hence now they are told who not what to harm.
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28. Note that verse 4 talks about what John heard
as the number to be sealed (protected).
There usually is a discrepancy between what
John hears and what he sees.(Rev.1:10 cf. 12; 4:1
cf. 2 {throne wasn’t about to happen}; 5:5 cf. 6)
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29. Similarly here he heard “the number” and the “12
tribes of Israel”.
Remember that so far there’s no prophecy
restoring the 12 tribes of Israel! Only spiritual Israel
exists so far.
Notice that the sealing takes place in verse 3 ONLY
since the time in verse 4 is in the perfect time.
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30. Verses 5-8 recount the tribes of Israel (as John
heard).
These numbers form a perfect square! (120002)
John did not see the sealing but heard about it.
The events in verse 9 are interrupted since he
says: “after this…”
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31. It is only now that he looks at what he heard was
happening.
Now there’s clear discrepancy between what he heard and
what he sees!
He does not see the 144 000 but a multitude, innumerable!
This is now as promised to Abraham, Gen 22:17.
Quickly John is returned to Heaven in his vision, to link
these sealed with those “souls under the Alter” Rev. 6:9-11
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32. “By this time the 144,000 were all sealed and perfectly united.
, and a
.[ G REV. 3:12.] At our
happy, holy state the wicked were enraged, and would rush violently
up to lay hands on us to thrust us in prison, when we would stretch
forth the hand in the name of the Lord, and the wicked would fall
helpless to the ground…” WLF14
“
, and a glorious … The
144,000 shouted, Hallelujah! as they recognized their friends who had
been torn from them by death, and in the same moment
.” Day Star 1846-01-24; RH.1851-07-21; 2SG32;
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33. “ all in solemn silence gazed on the cloud
as it drew nearer, lighter, and
brighter, glorious, and still more glorious, till
it was a great white cloud.[ J REV. 14; 14.]
The bottom appeared like fire, a rainbow was
over it, around the cloud were
singing a most lovely song…” Ibid
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34. Notice the “we” and the “us” by EG White!
Notice again that this group is literally sealed by
an angel and we are told what that inscription
contains!
This way, EG White is perfectly in agreement
with the Bible, Revelation 7:2-3
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35. Remember in chapter six, these were crying
“how long…” but now they cry “Salvation
belongs to our God…”
These together with their counter parts who
had been slain for the Gospel, are wearing white
robes!
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36. These were not a great multitude in chapter six, but
they together with the 144000 now form this great
multitude.
They are all referred to as the 144000, Rev. 14:1
They all sing the new song that no man or angel could
learn, as it is the song of their experiences. Rev. 14:3-5.
The verses after verse 9 in chapter 7 are a continuation
of chapter 6:9-11, only that they include the 144000.
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Editor's Notes
As explained in Chapter 1, CKs remain the same anywhere in Biblical prophecy interpretation except where instruction is given of what that key means.In that case, that special meaning applies ONLY to that chapter and context. This we call a Variable Key since it changes meaning from context to context.