The Millennial Hope; a Phase of War-Time Thinking
The Millennial Hope; a Phase of War-Time Thinking
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As would be expected, the doom of Babylon was portrayed in lurid colors. When provision was made for the escape of certain Gentiles on the day of final disaster, it was assumed that thereafter they would be servants of the Jews and wor- shipers of Jehovah. In still other circles more stress was placed upon the conversion of the heathen, not merely by miraculous interven- tion of God, but by the missionary eff'orts of the Jewish people in the days preceding the 72 The Millennial Hope judgment. B...ut ultimately Israel's triumph would be supreme over all the earth.
It was assumed that the Jews also must suffer further agony while waiting for the fulfil- ment of their hopes. A final outburst of hos- tility on the part of their heathen enemies was to be expected. In addition to their old foes from Egypt and Babylonia, new attacking armies led by the mythical Gog were to appear in the last days. Nature, too, would become more hostile and refuse to yield her accustomed fruits. Jehovah's fire would burn up fields and forests, leaving both men and beasts without shelter and without food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As would be expected, the doom of Babylon was portrayed in lurid colors. When provision was made for the escape of certain Gentiles on the day of final disaster, it was assumed that thereafter they would be servants of the Jews and wor- shipers of Jehovah. In still other circles more stress was placed upon the conversion of the heathen, not merely by miraculous interven- tion of God, but by the missionary eff'orts of the Jewish people in the days preceding the 72 The Millennial Hope judgment. B...ut ultimately Israel's triumph would be supreme over all the earth.
It was assumed that the Jews also must suffer further agony while waiting for the fulfil- ment of their hopes. A final outburst of hos- tility on the part of their heathen enemies was to be expected. In addition to their old foes from Egypt and Babylonia, new attacking armies led by the mythical Gog were to appear in the last days. Nature, too, would become more hostile and refuse to yield her accustomed fruits. Jehovah's fire would burn up fields and forests, leaving both men and beasts without shelter and without food.
What to read after The Millennial Hope; a Phase of War-Time Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Case, Shirley Jackson, 1872-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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