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Thomas Williams The Worlds Redemption — CHAPTER IX…

Is all a failure? Is all a failure, I ask? Is the Bible a falsehood and a fraud? Must we hand it over to the infidel and admit that it is what he claims? Nay, verily, a thousand times nay. But if Christ has gone away to remain away; if there is no second coming of Christ to really and literally fulfill these promises then God’s word has failed. Where lies the trouble? In the word of God? In a failure on the part of His beloved Son, the man at His right hand? No, indeed, a thousand times no. "As truly as I live all the earth shall be filled with my glory"
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Thomas Williams The Worlds Redemption — CHAPTER IX…

Never man spake as this man spake; never man did what this man could do. He is wonderful in all that pertains to the great work of His life. Surely this is the Prince of Peace; surely this is the one that will bring peace on earth and good-will among men. We have only to wait but a short time to realize these inspiring prophecies which made the hearts of ancient seers burn with joyful expectation. We continue to accompany Him, filled with joy in the hope of the ecstacy with which such a fulfillment shall thrill the world.
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Thomas Williams The Worlds Redemption — CHAPTER IX…

THE TRUTH is such a perfect system that it will not admit of the introduction of one error without making confusion. The return of Christ is a burning and shining light throughout the Scriptures, and upon it depends the resurrection of the dead, the reward of the righteous, the fulfillment of the covenants of promise--in short the world’s redemption. This important truth is nullified by the belief that all good men go to heaven when they die, and that heaven, not the earth, is the everlasting abode of the righteous, and that all the good have gone there and are saved.
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