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Daily Text
He . . . sware by him that liveth forever that it shall be for a time, times, and a half. —Dan. 12:7, AS.
During World War I God’s witnesses were not filled with the great joy of the Kingdom rule, but “in sackcloth” they deplored their condition as they saw no certain relief ahead. Certainly, during those 1,260 days or “time, times and a half” they were in an uncertain, anxious condition, and then at the end of those days great hatred and persecution came upon them. So, the 1,260-day period was fulfilled from October 1914 to April 1918, during which time the Lord Jesus Christ became King, enthroned in heaven, and set about Kingdom work and the deliverance of his faithful servants from Babylonish bondage. He took decisive action against the prince of the power of darkness and forcibly removed this wicked one from his exalted position, not merely unseating him but throwing him out of heaven. He broke his power, so he no longer can scatter God’s children. Let us rejoice. W 7/1
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IS THERE A TRINITY?
A FUNDAMENTAL doctrine of so-called "Christendom" is that known as the "Holy Trinity". It is accepted as Scriptural truth and held sacred by millions of persons . The doctrine, in brief, is that there are three gods in one : "God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost," all three equal ...
