Before the Dawn: a Poem;
Before the Dawn: a Poem;
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The power must be associated in some manner with the dragon and the beast in their opposition to civil and religious liberty.
4. The three unclean spirits must be an outgrowth of these anti-Christian and anti-progressive powers, or at least must proceed from the same source.
5. The unclean spirits must do, or make men believe that they do, some great and wondrous things in order to gain an influence over the kings which they are said to gather to- gether to the "great day of God Almighty." 6. T...his great day must symbolize some great conflict in which these malign spirits will be engaged, that will result in their overthrow. It may be a conflict among themselves, in which they will mutually destroy each other. Christianity has been helped by such conflicts, as we have already seen, more than in those where their adherents have been directly assailed and driven to take the sword in self-defense.
7. The Lord's coming as a thief, may symbolize his hand in the conflict, his enemies, and possibly his friends, not knowing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The power must be associated in some manner with the dragon and the beast in their opposition to civil and religious liberty.
4. The three unclean spirits must be an outgrowth of these anti-Christian and anti-progressive powers, or at least must proceed from the same source.
5. The unclean spirits must do, or make men believe that they do, some great and wondrous things in order to gain an influence over the kings which they are said to gather to- gether to the "great day of God Almighty." 6. T...his great day must symbolize some great conflict in which these malign spirits will be engaged, that will result in their overthrow. It may be a conflict among themselves, in which they will mutually destroy each other. Christianity has been helped by such conflicts, as we have already seen, more than in those where their adherents have been directly assailed and driven to take the sword in self-defense.
7. The Lord's coming as a thief, may symbolize his hand in the conflict, his enemies, and possibly his friends, not knowing it.
What to read after Before the Dawn: a Poem;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burdick, Charles Rollin, 1826-1897. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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