Things to Come Vol 1-2 (EW Bullinger)

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not the hope of the Christian. His Satan raised up a diversion, the Johannaites; it was the very calling, his hope, his destiny are heavenly. The Holy Ghost same Israelitish theory I heard once from a noted preacher will never deceive him by putting before him the hopes of of theirs, as is now propounded by more learned folk. Then Israel. Therefore the present Anglo-Saxon Israelitish move­ came the Millerites, then the Mormon delusion. What were ment cannot be of the Spirit of God. He cannot be the all these for, but to throw discredit on the awakening hope of author of confusion. We shall enter the glad fruition of all the Lord’s return ? I these blessed heavenly hopes in a moment, in the twinkling of “ In each of those cases the delusion was very great and | an eye, if still alive and remaining here, (r Cor. xv. 52.) If unaccountable. In the first the frame of a counter Jerusalem j sle