Aids to Prophetic Inquiry
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Glory : but earth was not their home. God mani- fested His glory on Sinai ; angels accompanied Him ; yet neither God nor the angels resigned Heaven as their home. Israel in the Millennium shall manifestly be brought under the tutelage of heaven, and from their city, the earthly Jerusalem, legislation and instruction shall go forth unto all nations. Wars shall cease ; creation be relieved from its groan ; the lamb and the lion shall feed together ; and millions will, by the preached Gospel, be g...athered into the everlasting fold. But the millennial earth, though, blessed, will never be brought even into a paradisiacal, much less into a heavenly, condition. Death, the last enemy, will not have been destroyed. Corruption, physical and moral, although restrained and counteracted, will still continue to attach to this Adamic earth and all whose home is in it, until He that sit teth on the Throne shall say, " Behold, I make all things new. ' 1 Then the Adamic earth and heavens shall pass away, and a new earth, and new heavens be created, whose glory shall as much exceed that of the Adamic earth (whether in its paradisiacal, or in its millennial state) as the glory of the Only-begotten of the Father exceeds that of the first Adam, who REMARKS ON BISHOP WORDSWORTH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glory : but earth was not their home. God mani- fested His glory on Sinai ; angels accompanied Him ; yet neither God nor the angels resigned Heaven as their home. Israel in the Millennium shall manifestly be brought under the tutelage of heaven, and from their city, the earthly Jerusalem, legislation and instruction shall go forth unto all nations. Wars shall cease ; creation be relieved from its groan ; the lamb and the lion shall feed together ; and millions will, by the preached Gospel, be g...athered into the everlasting fold. But the millennial earth, though, blessed, will never be brought even into a paradisiacal, much less into a heavenly, condition. Death, the last enemy, will not have been destroyed. Corruption, physical and moral, although restrained and counteracted, will still continue to attach to this Adamic earth and all whose home is in it, until He that sit teth on the Throne shall say, " Behold, I make all things new. ' 1 Then the Adamic earth and heavens shall pass away, and a new earth, and new heavens be created, whose glory shall as much exceed that of the Adamic earth (whether in its paradisiacal, or in its millennial state) as the glory of the Only-begotten of the Father exceeds that of the first Adam, who REMARKS ON BISHOP WORDSWORTH.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Wills Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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