We continue with the subject of, The Millennium and the End of Sin In our previous post we were looking at an excerpt from an article entitled, “Who may dwell in God’s Presence”, and continue here. Further Evidence Adduced “Another line of argument may be offered here to show that the casting down of the dragon to the earth did not really mark the time of Satan’s overthrow, the establishing of the Kingdom and the coming of salvation, for the…
We continue with the subject of, The Millennium and the End of Sin The following excerpt coming from The Herald of Christ’s Kingdom – April 1927 and an article entitled, “Who may dwell in God’s Presence”, supplies us with further insight on this matter of Satan and the “war in heaven”. “Who is able to stand before this holy Lord God?” — 1 Sam 6:20. “The holiness of Jehovah, His stability in righteousness, is throughout the Scriptures proclaimed with great…
We continue with the subject of, The Millennium and the End of Sin The following excerpt comes from The Herald of Christ’s Kingdom – May 1930 and an article entitled, “When Satan Fell from Heaven” (Edited) “I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven.” — Luke 10:18. “Those who have carefully studied the subject of Satan’s history and his relationship to creation on this earth have no difficulty in understanding the Bible explanation that the Adversary in his original creation…
We continue with the subject of, The Millennium and the End of Sin In our previous post we were considering the “war” for the ecclesiastical or religious heavens, between the two elements of society vying for control. Previous to this time this power or control was held in the hands of the dragon or Imperial Rome with the emperor referred to as Pontifex Maximus (the Chief Religious Ruler), and in such capacity he wore the red cardinal flamens (priest’) hat…
We continue with the subject of, The Millennium and the End of Sin In our last three posts we were taking a look at an article entitled “War in Heaven” written by Michael Bradley in which he envisions a war to take place in heaven sometime in the future supposedly during the great tribulation. In his discourse he imagines that there are three heavens, the first heaven being the earth, the second being the “air” or atmosphere presently inhabited by…