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Re: Lesson Study #12 - The Pre-Advent JUDGMENT
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09/10/06 04:54 PM
09/10/06 04:54 PM
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How does the Memory Text, quoted below, justify the Pre-Advent Judgment?Quote:
"And behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be" (Revelation 22:12).
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Re: Lesson Study #12 - The Pre-Advent JUDGMENT
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09/15/06 02:46 PM
09/15/06 02:46 PM
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Wednesday's study title alone, Pre-Advent Judgment, answers the question in my last post. Quote:
If, at the Second Coming, the saints receive the kingdom and the little horn is destroyed, there must have been some sort of reckoning before the execution of the sentence. After all, even corrupt earthly courts do as much! How fair would it be to sentence someone and then, only after the sentence, have a trial and investigate the facts?
Isn't it kind of hard to bring a reward with Him at the Second Coming if judgment hadn't preceded that?
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