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j fatal --r,eaknes, viz. It makes three stares of

in of tile 11i;i1

priest : washing his flesi~,

ated bv those

parativelv ne r

aspiring :he!%

as jeauers. :.

The ~araiie

tionsof the ipx37

and that of

ties. as ail k.3

shir, on the pi

tabcmacic, .A-

tar, its cnnr

etc. : and tirt

Each aiso en&

separation. -

adven~of C-

That thesg 1

in t!lemsei~~s,

a good of l

XIIU more. they saw llirn go in, UII- I comia~,

to ciose up tile Jewish, 2nd Int1.0-

ctc.

der ihe sail jdesir. ,111d iie wiil come I ducz tile gospei nqe, and fiur >races, at tills

back to tile chnrch, in Iilce manner as tliep 1 advent: for we were even then Drearninz a

saw him so ; and nor, in an invisible manner. Eourt!i stage. or tlle coming with I~is

saincs.

Hence, he wiii aqin zcash hi.$&

witil nra- , to complete tile se&nci

zdvent, nnd intro-

ter by the nord, jusz as lie nasned it. during j duce tile miileiinial age. 3at aci4nlttinr:::ac 2

that *' forty davs, ' after ile zntered tiie true / four stages in this harvest and time oftroub

tabernacle or sanctuary, and before iie en- / le, ending in 1911, and which compieteiy

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tered the -710s~Holy. 2'. e. whiie on his way cioses the ti6eGf the Gentiles, are riecessa-

led t!;e sanctuary, (Heb. 9 : 4 1, and outside 1 tile corresponding and parallei period, O~C~OS- ,

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in.

And rve know the true tabernacie, cal- ry. whiie 'out three stages were necessav in

the " second vail," is nut :he alorified churcli / ing up the Jewish economy, still, 1 had nev-

as some afirm, since thesanctzcary was to be i er supposed that our expectations looking to

the spring of 1878, as the third stage oJ' the

adve~ztwere realized ; I was not aware that

any one clain~edthat Christ came as King,

in tile spring of 1378; much less that any

cieansed after he 3300 iiays. and a glorified

church requires r~o

cleansing.

When oiir Hi+ Priest comes, the church

" bone of his bone. and flesh of liis flesil,"

are again to be " washed with water by the

word, even as they were washed on his way

to the encii; -

doubt : but tiia

our applicarioni

to grow ins

sitions, is r--

There are rj

leis are dm=&

between t

advent of :n,

tures, that is.

' one has proved it. 111 that case rlle coming

of Christ, in ail irs stages, all that he is ever

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in. Anti this is when and how the whole 1 to come, is in the pasr. For there is no Bi-

horizon of the cl~urchis to be ligiited up, 1 ble io prove chat Christ corn& US Xinc/, but

bv the coming, (parousia, yresence) of the 1 once.

If he is ro come as icing twice, per- ).

~bn

of man; wen as :he naturai horizon is, haps he may so come. a third, or perhaps a L,

by rhe lightning whicil shines from one part fourttl time. But ?s there is no proof that /

under heaven, to tile other part under heav- / Cllrist came in a third character. in 1878; 'I

& oun

when the time passed. me had to renounce ;

that arrangement of the paralleis, just as we

en'

and proph 3

-d

In the spring of 1875,

had to renouncbour expectation of transla-

the '. iiarx-est " or the

But this does not meak-

rion at that time.

required t

wi~icil

those which (,

have to w -

ing a definite period

en tile system of paraiiels between zhe law

gan in :he autumn of 1874: our immediate ' and gospel, because that system is a scriptur-

conclusion was, that Ci~risthad come. The 1 ai fact. It onlr proves, wnat has hen true,

3s,-as the prc~!ii~etic 1 in eacn and every ?base of this whoie move-

us in be;ie\-ini. *hat the -c time / ment from '43, to the present time, viz. At

of harvest " of the gospei age has cvmmenced,

each poinr. where we espected tra~slation,

Christ nz.u.st be here.-"In the tirne of 1lar / there iias, of necessitv, been a premarure ar-

ves: i \xi11 saz to die rezperq." etc. (31 >tt. , rangement. or cron.jing of events. HOW

I: 0). Anairi. in the astern oi pnraiiels 1 could we expect translation, unless all the

between the Jewish mid gospei c~ispencatio~~s,

, events due hefore transiation, couid beincor-

we taugilt that Jesus came '13 n sin oifering porated into our appiications? In 1U3 we

at his b~rrh,as reap-, at !,is baptisn;: and haci nll the events oi tile whole f'da oi tile

as 1ci.tlg.just prior to his crucifixion.

. .

WOl'h, is.

Thus Lord." crowded into a nucsi~eil, as i~ were.

, And so, as the movement iias gone on, aiid

making three stages, at tile first advent.

Sow, tile pamileis, (*so we said), demand light has increased. there has been less and

And it i

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three s:agtts , (no more, no lessj, at Iiis sec- less of this crowding of events; because, as

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thr scapegoat, at the enti tile movement was hifilied. the increased

of the "09 t1a.r~. or in lS4i ; a, reap?,

ond corn~i~~:--Xs

light enabled us to detect those p;arts wiiicil

,4nd so, as racii prlase oi the

the :Lntu:rtn ot l>7i : and as killl/, in tile

were spurinus.

Propilet

conle to:

span: of 1s::: : anti nil~cilthree stages 1 movement has pssed, those wito have been

s/~~I?L~J

h t

hare cornpiered the sec>olzd comin2,

in a posiiioli to do so, have seen die zreat

of any par:&

prophec -

Lord p:

a sin ohrri:x

in the end

ple fror

perfect, nnii our appil- , tan21ed web or coniusiol~,mixed with the

crrfio17 corl-ett, (:is or11 breti~ren,whose ianlps little truth we iiad in 1843, gradua!ly unfbid

went out mhtn the )c,?zr+ otc!?p+/ ut '. oil " was and fall into a true Scri1,turai-position.

require(i in tile spring of lrik, still claim).

if tile parililcls rver~~

Tl~iserrand readiustirlg nmonp the ciosins

quire ii~ pex

Bui unfortun:ttel!--i(,r them. tiiat 1)arucui:tr featuresniici details of each anueverpargu-

n;.rar:gemi.rir ot paraiit.i,, and ;u \I ilicll they, ment, (.tnd this of the parnilels, is no excep-

~:L\.~TI; 110 ncivancei; licllt, srrll ciing, has a tionj. cannot oi course, be so fdy appreci-

goat.

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