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Do you realize that the Sunday Law crisis that begins the time of trouble before Christ comes was set for 1888.... do some research into the history of what was happening in the US around that time. It was an Adventist that partly changed the course of that decision in testifying before congress stopping the law from being put forward... arguing that the separation of church and state should be maintained and religious laws shouldn't be passed by the state. This was providentially ordained as God's people had already began to stray away from completing the work and refused to accept the message of righteousness by faith being taught in the church at the time. The Lord tarried but He will not tarry...She predicted the Second Coming would occur in the 1850's.
See page 17 here: http://www.exadventist.com/book/
Quotes verified:
http://www.ellenwhite.info/books/ellen-g-white-book-early-writings-ew-15.htm
http://text.egwwritings.org/publication.php?pubtype=Book&bookCode=1T&pagenumber=132
Can you provide scripture for that?They were worshipping God, not Michael. Michael was created by Christ.
Does it matter? We're a little way past 1888, and, predictions about collusion between Obama and the Pope notwithstanding, I don't see a global mandatory Sunday law anywhere. I think we can safely call the 1888 one a failed prediction, don't you?When was 1888 taught? Was that before or after the 1850's?
I imagine the above is spot on catholic doctrine, though they seek forgiveness via confession. It was my exact belief too, when I was raised in a Pentecostal church.Any one that confesses their sins and asks for repentance at that moment is without sin... do we stay there in God Grace? or sometimes succumb to temptation and sin again?.... then confess and repent and we are cleansed through His blood again. Temptation is not sin but willful disobedience
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It's called the Gospel and if you think that Adventists don't believe the same then you have no idea what you are talking about and your ignorance of the subject matter is evident.I imagine the above is spot on catholic doctrine, though they seek forgiveness via confession. It was my exact belief too, when I was raised in a Pentecostal church.
Christ has said that no man knows the day nor hour, and again also says that it is not for us to know the times and seasons which the Father has in store.
When the Lord returns, it will be at a time we do not know, and do not expect--that's the whole reason we are called to faithful diligence.
[Staff edit] He comes like a thief in the night, when He comes to Judge the quick and the dead two will be in a field, one will be taken and the other left. When the Day of Judgment comes, no one will have predicted it or expected it. At any moment, at any time, and no one knows or will know. Which is why any and every prediction must be rejected out of hand. If someone says when it will happen, we are to reject that. No one knows, so every prediction is false. Every single prediction will always be false.
There are only two kinds of people who make predictions about the "end of the world": those who are lying and those who are misguided.
-CryptoLutheran
I don't really care for the hate they show so well against Catholics, but I otherwise don't give them much thought at all.
I chatted to one seventh day Adventist and told them I was assured of heaven( for Christ was my righteousness before God)It's called the Gospel and if you think that Adventists don't believe the same then you have no idea what you are talking about and your ignorance of the subject matter is evident.
In the church I visited a few were also ex Pentecostals. Strange as it may seem Catholics and Pentecostals have much in common concerning righteousnessMost SDA are ex-Catholics. I have never known the SDA as an organisation to hate Catholics; they hate the religion for sure.
We are called to expose the Papacy and it's role in prophesy. The laity are good people that are living up to the light they know... many of God's people are in the Catholic church and will 'come out of her' in the time just before Christ returns.Most SDA are ex-Catholics. I have never known the SDA as an organisation to hate Catholics; they hate the religion for sure.
Of course we should not hate seventh day adventists.
But did you come to that conclusion from reading the letter of the law, or because you instictively already knew it in your mind, for that law is written on your mind and placed on your heart?
No, to emphatically say you are saved is presumption and pride and that is sin and would disqualify said salvation. We have the assurance of salvation through faith but assurance is not a guarantee. Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.I chatted to one seventh day Adventist and told them I was assured of heaven( for Christ was my righteousness before God)
They had a worried look on their face and replied:
I cant say that.
What they meant was. They weren't sure they could well enough obey the ten commandments
There is no pride in believing you are secure with God because you have no righteousness of your own, Christ is your sole righteousness for heaven. The people I have seen display the most pride are those who earnestly stress the ten commandments must be obeyed( to attain heaven)No, to emphatically say you are saved is presumption and pride and that is sin and would disqualify said salvation. We have the assurance of salvation through faith but assurance is not a guarantee. Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.
The 'once saved always saved' folks believe they are saved no matter what. That is the danger of being arrogant in the assumption of our standing before God.There is no pride in believing you are secure with God because you have no righteousness of your own, Christ is your sole righteousness for heaven. The people I have seen display the most pride are those who earnestly stress the ten commandments must be obeyed( to attain heaven)
Thats I a performance based righteousness/ justification. It leads to pride
Oh, OK. Sure. "The truth is suppressed". Of course.
Mmhmm.If you want to believe anti-Catholic propaganda made up from whole cloth, I can't stop you. As for me, I'll stick with the historically plausible and supported facts, thanks.Satan is not idle; deception is a continuing process.
The author directly states that the Son is entirely different from the angels by nature. I really don't know how people can miss that.
Obedience to the 10 Commandments is stressed multiple times to be the requirement for entrance into Heaven?