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Give me a prophecy on the Great City of Babylon of the old and the
new world today.

Ps. 85:10

God Bless

Yours Truly
John M. Scaife

Great.
It's a deal then.

--- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, SDAmom2@a... wrote:
> That would be fine, if I could sing...LOL...I really can't hold a
note...But,
> I can try...I don't know how to read music, but my husband can
possibly help
> me.
>
> Blessings,
> Donna

It is written by a davidian sister. They are not recorded but I can
play them for you if you wish.And you will sing for us. How does
that sound?
:)

--- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, SDAmom2@a... wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I wanted to know if these songs are put out on cassette or CD?  If
so, how
> does a person go about purchasing them?
>
> Blessings,
> Donna

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Adventis Q&A leave a question and we will answer asap>>>other helpful
things as well.

--- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, Imbabs777@a... wrote:
> yes...what program did you use.   The program may not be
compatible with my
> computer.

That is weird
I just used word.
I will check into it when I havethe chance

yes...what program did you use.   The program may not be compatible with my computer.

Is there anyone that is having a probelm accessing these files and
reading them?
They might be protected to non moderator. They should be at least
accessed as read-only.PLease send me your feedback. thank you

Hi:
   I tried connecting to this file via link and I
received the error message that I was not authorized
access to this site.
   Please explain and advise.
   Patti

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--- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, Patti Williams <tonadachi@y...>
wrote:
> Gerard:
>   I don't know the site, let alone the file, love.
>   Patti
>
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> > --- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, Patti Williams
> > <tonadachi@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > Gerard!
> > >   File section of where?!?!?  lol!!
> > >   Patti
> > >
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> > > > I don't know of any internet site or CDROM that
> > has
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> > > > Praise the Lord and pray for the kingdom to
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--- ddionysoss <ddionysoss@...> wrote:
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>
> --- In davidian@yahoogroups.com, Patti Williams
> <tonadachi@y...>
> wrote:
> > Gerard!
> >   File section of where?!?!?  lol!!
> >   Patti
> >
> > --- ddionysoss <ddionysoss@y...> wrote:
> > > Glad tidings for the davidian brethern.
> > > We have uploaded the complete symbolic codes
> written
> > > by V. T.
> > > Houteff in the files section.
> > > I don't know of any internet site or CDROM that
> has
> > > it. Take it and
> > > multuply it.
> > > Praise the Lord and pray for the kingdom to
> come.
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wrote:
> Gerard!
>   File section of where?!?!?  lol!!
>   Patti
>
> --- ddionysoss <ddionysoss@y...> wrote:
> > Glad tidings for the davidian brethern.
> > We have uploaded the complete symbolic codes written
> > by V. T.
> > Houteff in the files section.
> > I don't know of any internet site or CDROM that has
> > it. Take it and
> > multuply it.
> > Praise the Lord and pray for the kingdom to come.
> > Email me if you
> > needed any assistance.
> > ddionysoss@y...
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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--- ddionysoss <ddionysoss@...> wrote:
> Glad tidings for the davidian brethern.
> We have uploaded the complete symbolic codes written
> by V. T.
> Houteff in the files section.
> I don't know of any internet site or CDROM that has
> it. Take it and
> multuply it.
> Praise the Lord and pray for the kingdom to come.
> Email me if you
> needed any assistance.
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>
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Hello,
I found this information on the internet as the result of someone
questioning a quote from a rare book. I went searching for the
location of
the quote and found this web site.
This man, along with some help, has been blessed with the access to
a library
and the rare books about the reformation. The only charge was for
his printing. He copied each page of the books and put them on cd's
and is selling them out now because of fear of the government
shutting down the distribution of them. They are all about the
reformation starting with Luther and on down. These are books
written by Luther, Knox, Wesley, etc. This books are no longer
available any where else. There are over 263 pages and Mr. Barrows
said they are probably worthabout half million dollars if a value
could be put on them. He is selling them for $750  and you can pay
them out if you can't pay for them all at once. I am payig for them
at $25 a month. I am trying to help him by sending this to the
people that I think would be interested in them.
He spent 20 years doing this work. There are 62 CD's in all.
Take a look at this information and check out their web site listed
with
this.
Kathryn



Subject: 2 for 1 Puritan & Reformation CD Sale


> From: "*STILL WATERS REVIVAL BOOKS*" <regbarrow@...>
>  Reg Barrow, President, STILL WATERS REVIVAL BOOKS Inc.
> Serving Christians worldwide (in over 80 countries) for 19+ years.
>
>  Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
>  In this email we are sending a sampling of the many customer
comments we have received regarding our Puritan and Reformation
Bookshelf CD sets and our 2 for 1 CD sale.
>
> These comments come from people with a wide range of backgrounds
and locations including authors, seminary professors, magazine
editors,pastors (teaching elders), ruling elders, missionaries, Bible
> teachers, home schoolers, students, Moms and Dads, and many others
>  from various countries around the world.
>  We hope you find them interesting and informative and that they
help
> you to recognize the great value that is offered in the Reformation
>  resources in these CD collections -- which we estimate to be well
over $500,000.00 worth of rare Puritan books.
>
>  And remember the complete listing of the contents of all 62 CDs
and
>  the great savings offered in our 2 for 1 CD sale can be viewed
>  through either of the following URLs (including information
regarding
> our interest free deferred payment option, with payments as low as
>  $US25/month):
>  REFORMATION BOOKSHELF CD series (30 CDs) 2 for 1 sale:
>  http://www.swrb.com/Puritan/reformation-bookshelf-CDs.htm
>
>  PURITAN BOOKSHELF CD series (32 CDs) 2 for 1 sale:
>   http://www.swrb.com/Puritan/puritan-bookshelf-CDs.htm
>
>   Also, outside forces beyond our control may cause this 2 for 1 CD
>    sale to end abruptly (even without immediate notice), as we are
still
>  in a position where we could be forced to discontinue the Puritan
>  Bookshelf CD set at any time. Nevertheless, we are very grateful
to
> the Lord that He has allowed us until now to continue distributing
>  these many amazing Calvinistic classics on CD -- and we pray this
>  will continue into the future.
>  If you are interested in purchasing the Reformation Bookshelf CDs
>  (and thus obtaining 32 Puritan Bookshelf CDs for free!) and would
>  like to know the details of the situation which threatens the
>  availability of the Puritan Bookshelf CD set, you are welcome to
call
>  me (Reg Barrow) directly at 780-450-3730 and I will let you know
what
>  is taking place.
>  Furthermore, please keep SWRB in your prayers -- especially that
we
>  will be able to continue to distribute the Puritan Bookshelf CD
set.
>  There are many who would like to destroy the testimony to historic
>  Reformation/Puritan principles which we publish and we know that
the
>  Lord is faithful to answer the prayers of His people when they
are in
>  accord with His will (which we believe these requests to be). "The
>  effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much" (James
>  5:16b).
> We also thank you for your support and prayers (which we believe
that
>  Lord has been answering) until this time.
>  Thank you!
>
> Your Servant in Christ (for the Third Reformation),
>  Reg Barrow, President, STILL WATERS REVIVAL BOOKS Inc.
>  Serving Christians worldwide (in over 80 countries) for 19+ years.
>  SECURE SWRB ORDER FORM at https://www.shopalberta.com/swrb/
>  "And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of
the
>  LORD's house shall be established in the top of the mountains, and
>  shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto
it"
>  (Isa. 2:2).
>  **************************************************************
>                          +++++    CD Comments of the Year!    +++++
>
>  **************************************************************
>  "I am overwhelmed... the CD series look priceless, and you have
done
>  a great service for the kingdom through this ministry."
>
>  - R.C. Sproul (Ligonier Ministries)
>
>  "I have been systematically working through reading the Puritan
and
>  Reformed CDs I purchased. I must say, there is nothing like them
>  available anywhere. It is the most amazing collection of works I
know
> of in one package to date... The Puritan and Reformed material
>  presented on these CDs is exceptional. I am continually amazed at
the
> depth and breadth of information in both collections, and the
rarity
> of works that I now have at my fingertips. You have done an
>  immeasurable service for the Kingdom of Christ in making these CDs
> available, and every pastor and theologian should own them without
>  question (they would be foolhardy to pass them by)."
>
> - For Christ's Crown and Covenant,
> DRS. C. Matthew McMahon, A Puritan's Mind Ministries
> Drs. McMahon's FULL CD REVIEW AT:
>
http://www.apuritansmind.com/BookReviews/Puritans/SWRBCDCollection.ht
m
>  ___
>
>  "This collection of 62 CDs is a truly astounding accomplishment.
> There is nothing like this available to the ordinary Christian on
the
>  whole face of the earth.
>  Now, for the first time ever, ordinary Christians can have direct
and
>  near effortless access to the very cream of Puritan and Reformed,
as
>  well as Covenanter, literature.
>  These books are often in fascinating first editions and many are
>  electronically linked and indexed for the first time. The ordinary
>  Christian may here dig into a simply staggering wealth of
literature,
>  from devotional and sermonic material to technical and scholarly
>  works. Even in the days of the Long Reformation itself ordinary
>  Christians didn't get to see this kind of library -- most couldn't
>  read for a start, and even those who could, would never have been
>  able to afford to buy even a hundredth part of the material on
these
>  CDs. Truly we are without excuse!
> And the significance of this collection goes even beyond that. No
>  longer do we have to wait for modern Reformed publishing houses to
>  predict that a particular Reformation or Puritan book will be
>  sufficiently popular to make it economical to reprint, or to deem
it
>  "safe" enough to be let loose on the modern evangelical church.
> Rather, we are now able to see for ourselves the whole range of the
>  Puritan and Reformed publishing enterprise, including views that
are
> usually suppressed by most modern devotees of "Puritan" piety!
>  Buy these CDs while you can, and find out for yourself what the
First
>  and Second Reformations were really all about! You'll be truly
> amazed, and, by God's grace, will grow from being an ordinary
>  Christian to being an extraordinary one.
>
>  What they used to say of the Puritan John Flavel's preaching, can
be
>  said of these CDs: they are 'hissing hot'!"
>  - Dr. Jonathan D. Moore, Cambridge, UK.
>  (Scholar of 16th and 17th century Calvinistic literature.)
>
> Many more comments on both the new Reformation Bookshelf CD set of
30 CDs
> and the Puritan Bookshelf CD set of 32 CDs can be found at the
>  end of the page at:
>  http://www.swrb.com/Puritan/reformation-bookshelf-CDs.htm.
>
> **************************************************************
>
>          +++ WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THESE CDs +++
>  **************************************************************
>
>  ++ Some short Customer Comments on SWRB's Reformation & Puritan
>  Bookshelf CD sets
>
>  The Banner of Truth magazine has also favorably mentioned SWRB's
>  Puritan Bookshelf CD series in their December, 2001, issue.
> **************************************************************
>
>  "Your 62 CD's of Reformation and Puritan authors are a great boon
to
>  studies in the Reformed-Puritan experiential tradition. Receive
our
>  hearty thanks for your invaluable work in making so many rare gems
> accessible to thousands."
>  - Joel R. Beeke, President of Puritan Reformed Theological
Seminary
>
>  ***
>  + "You all are doing a wonderful service by making all these
>  materials so readily available. Having them on my hard drive is
>  BETTER than having access to a rare book library with all of them
in
>  hand... I have found the PBCD set invaluable as a tool of
>  scholarship. So once again I commend you brothers for making it
>  available."
>
>  - E. Calvin Beisner (Knox Theological Seminary)
>  Author and Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Social
Ethics
>
>  ***
>  + "This side of eternity I'll never be able to repay the favor you
>  have done mankind by bringing these Puritan Bookshelf CDs
together.
> The first week of reading I grew more as a Christian reading those
>  rich, pure Gospel Commentators than I have in 18 years of
Christian
>  life. After reading some of the Puritan CDs I have to get the
>  Reformation set if it kills me. A fire is burning within me. These
>  Puritan Bookshelf CDs are liable to start a revival fire unseen in
>  any generation... the Gospel in its pure form is seen in these 32
>  Puritan Bookshelf CDs.
>
>  Sir, I cant say enough. What a treasure! I'll never be able to
repay
>  you this side of heaven, but when we get there I am sure you will
see
>  the rich fruits of your labor. God bless you for not being money
>  hungry but wanting to see Christians grow in the Lord... I love
you
>  even though we have never met, you have helped me in my Christian
>  walk tremendously with these Puritan Bookshelf CDs.
>  I am not bragging on the flesh, I am just giving honor where
honor is
> due. The Holy Ghost will take these CDs and light a fire unseen and
>  unheard of. God bless you all at Still Waters."
>
>  - Email from the USA
>  ***
>  + "These CDs are wonderful. Praise God."
>
> - Email to SWRB from the USA.
>
>  ***
>  + "The purchase of the Puritan Bookshelf CD's is proving to be
one of
> > >  > the wisest investments that I have ever made. They are much
more
than
>  I expected!! I am having a wonderful time reading and studying."
>  - TC, Internet Customer.
>
> ***
>  + "The greatest collection of classic Reformation resources on
one CD
>  set ever!"
>  "In reading this mornings mailing I noticed that you also do the
>  Reformation Bookshelf cd's so I went to your web site to see what
was
>  out - I was in ecstasy!!!"
>
>  - Missionary working in Hatyai, Southern Thailand
>  ***
>
>  + "I am so Illuminated by what you have sent that I just feel
like I
>  must have the other 30 (Reformation) CD set. You gave me the 32
>  (Puritan) CDs at a discount that is just not heard of thanks for
you
>  kindness. These Puritan resources are the greatest I've ever seen.
>  These eyes have never seen anything greater than what you have
>  produced except that old King James Bible. I am sure that it will
>  help me and others grow in the Lord and I can use it in my Home
>  School for my children. Thank you for your kindness through the
>  years."
>  - Email from a Customer in Georgia (USA)
>  ***
>  + "Thank you so very much for the CDs.
>  I am amazed at the quality and quantity of the literature...
>  I cannot imagine any other single thing being done by any man or
> group of men in the earth today that is of such extensive, present,
>  and enduring value as this CD work is.
>  God be praised that he uses sickly and weak men to forward his
>  kingdom, that the work may not be mistaken to be wrought by the
might
>  of men, but by his Spirit. His strength is perfected in weakness."
> - Email from Colorado
>  ***
>  + "Many thanks for... this superb product."
>  - Email from the UK
>  ***
>  + "... they're simply incredible... The whole (PBCD--ed.) set
offers
>  a whopping **263,000** pages of material! ... (It has also--ed.)
been
>  indexed and hyperlinked so that you can quickly browse and
navigate
>  via the index in the left side column... It's an amazing
collection
> of works, such that for about $0.33 per average book one can have a
>  library that excels virtually any other in the history of the
world,
>  both for quality of volumes and for rapid ease of use."
>
>  - Dr. B. via email.
> ***
>  + "If I am not mistaken, a project of this magnitude would
>  undoubtedly result in one of the largest collections of Puritan
>  writings available anywhere. I greatly rejoice to think that such
a
>  collection would be made available and I hope to own and profit
from
>  it myself... May the Lord bless you as you continue this vital
>  ministry."
>
>  In Christ our Lord,
>  - Ernie Frank, PhD., Dept. of Statistics
>  West Virginia University
>  ***
>  + "This is superb. The project stands the chance of being
>  transformational... I cannot put into words how much these CDs
have
>  meant to me... I treasure the copies on my desk and I use what I
have
> continually. "
> - Dr. Edwin P. Elliott, Jr.
>  Managing Editor of the Christian Observer
> Director of the Christian Observer News Service
>  ***
>  + "The amount of great material here is absolutely staggering.
Thanks
>  for all your hard work in making this available to us."
>  - Dr. David Gamble (USA)
> ***
>  + "The CD set has arrived, much to my great delight. I can't thank
>  you enough for this treasure. Both sets together are the crown
jewel
>  of my library, and will be of inestimable value in my study,
>  preaching, teaching and counseling. I promise you that I will
work to
>  give the Lord a good return on this investment."
>  - Email from a M.Div student in Texas
>  ***
>  + "It would have taken a lifetime to collect this treasure trove
of
> Godly wisdom now I have a lifetime to treasure it all! Thank you
for
>  all the hard work!!!"
>  - Ministry Consultant in England
>  ***
>  + "By the way, the Reformation bookshelf CD's have arrived and are
>  proving to be an invaluable resource. They will certainly save me
a
>  large amount of international travel and accommodation expenses
going
>  in search of library copies of the original volumes!"
> - From Australia
>  ***
>  + "I am very happy with the CD's. It is an excellent product at an
>  excellent price."
>  - Email (USA)
>  ***
>  + "Preparing for Sunday morning's message, on Galatians 2:20
>  (preaching through Galatians), I couldn't 'define' in suitable and
>  understandable language the concept of 'living by faith,' John
Trapp,
>  who I didn't have in a book form, but now have in CD (thanks to
your
> generous offer), was the "counsel" of the day! No wonder Spurgeon
>  says of him, 'Trapp is my especial companion and treasure; I can
read
>  him when I am too weary for anything else. Trapp is salt, pepper,
>  mustard, vinegar, and all the other condiments. Put him on the
table
>  when you study, and when you have your dish ready, use him by way
of
>  spicing up the whole thing. Yes, gentlemen, read Trapp certainly,
and
>  if you catch the effect of his consecrated humour, so much the
better
>  for your hearers.'"
>  - Email (USA)
>  ***
>  +++ Some longer CUSTOMER COMMENTS on both the PURITAN &
REFORMATION
>  BOOKSHELF CD Sets
>  ***
>  + I can't believe how great your new CD collection is! ...I really
>  think that this will be a great benefit for scholarship in Puritan
>  and Scottish theology, and I hope that this catches on... Thank
you
>  *so much* for putting out such great stuff at affordable prices on
>  the PURITAN BOOKSHELF CD collection!!
>  - Internet Customer
>  ***
>  + "This is superb. The project stands the chance of being
>  transformational... Isn't it amazing how the fathers continue to
>  speak through the new media! The more we can get out into other
parts
>  of the world, the harder these ideas will be to stop in future
years.
>  Often I think of the match which lights the pile of leaves. One
tends
>  to forget that is how the forrest fires start..."
>  "I cannot put into words how much these CDs have meant to me."
>  - Dr. Edwin P. Elliott, Jr.
>  Managing Editor of the Christian Observer
>  Director of the Christian Observer News Service
>  ***
> + "Grace and peace to you in Christ. I just opened my set of
Puritan
>  Bookshelf CDs and am quite impressed. It's a great collection...
>  Blessings on you and your fellows for this wonderful service to
the
> Church of Christ."
>  And later:
>  "By the way, thanks again for producing the set. It came in handy
>  today when, reading Honeyman, I found him citing Ames's work on
> conscience and was able to go directly to the source and check the
>  accuracy of Honeyman's use."
>  And also:
>  "You all are doing a wonderful service by making all these
materials
> so readily available. Having them on my hard drive is BETTER than
>  having access to a rare book library with all of them in hand."
>  And:
>  "Grace and peace to you in Christ, Brother. I just wanted to send
you
>  another note of thanks for the wonderful service SWRB has done in
>  providing the Puritan Bookshelf CD series. From time to time in
>  reading sources for my dissertation, I have come across
references to
>  the "Dutch Annotators" or the "English Annotators." (which are
titled
>  the "Westminter Annotations" on the Puritan Bookshelf CD set--
ed.)...
>  I thought to myself..., "I wonder if they're in the PBCD
collection?"
>  So I went to the index and searched, and, voila! So... I could
>  actually cross-check the references to them to ensure that authors
>  were properly citing them. Once again, I have found the PBCD set
>  invaluable as a tool of scholarship. So once again I commend you
>  brothers for making it available."
>  - E. Calvin Beisner
>  Author and Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Social
Ethics
>  Knox Theological Seminary
> ***
>  + "I just watched what the contents will be of the new Reformation
>  CDs and I hope to buy them all when they are available... I want
to
>  thank you for making these precious works available and being
able to
>  spread to other people... Just wanted to let you know how much I
am
>  looking forward to these CDs! Greetings in Christ Jesus and always
>  praying for you ministry."
> And also:
>  "I want to thank you to make those new works available which are
>  going to be produced on these new reformation cd-roms. I am very
>  thankful already for the puritan cd-roms and although I have read
not
>  so much as I would like to read, the things I read especially the
>  death-testimonies of James Guthrie and James Renwick were very
>  encouraging -- as also the sins of ministers from James Guthrie
and
>  the sermons of Robert Rollock were very heart encouraging. Praying
>  that God might draw my heart more and more to be in his Truth. I
just
>  wanted to let you know this to encourage you and your colleagues.
>  Could you tell me when it will be possible to buy these new
>  reformation cd's, because the are still forthcoming?"
>  - From the Netherlands
>  ***
>  + I have been intending to write to you for several weeks now but
the
>  latest SWRB sale mailing has prompted me to do it today. I just
>  wanted to express my thanks to you & all at SWRB for the great
>  ministry you perform in supplying Puritan books. I have made
several
>  purchases from you over the past 2 years and I think each of the
>  books has blessed and/or challenged me. Most notably have been The
>  Christian Soldier by Watson and the one I am reading at the
moment,
>  Wells of Salvation Opened (Spustowe). In reading this latter book
I
>  have been so blessed & stirred; who said puritans were cold,
stiff &
>  starchy?
>  In reading this mornings mailing I noticed that you also do the
>  Reformation Bookshelf cd's so I went to your web site to see what
was
>  out - I was in ecstasy!!! I hope in the near future to start
>  purchasing these & also some of the Puritan bookshelf series...
>  Once again, thanks for providing a great service & for refreshing
the
>  saints in so many ways!!
>  - Missionary working in Hatyai, Southern Thailand
>  ***
>  + I have recently purchased your Puritan Bookshelf #1 CD. I have
>  already had occasion to use it and have found it well-constructed
and
>  easy to navigate. Many thanks for your excellent work in putting
this
>  series together!
>  - N.B., Internet Customer.
>  ***
>  + Just a quick note... re: the PB CD's. I've... already used them
a
>  substantial amount. The ability to browse through them quickly...
is
>  remarkable and extremely valuable. For instance, I was able to
look
>  up several places re: Romans 1 (a la the Clark contoversy...) and
>  then just print out those sections. Because of their great value
I'm
>  recommending them to a friend... who's headed for the
pastorate....
> Here's what I wrote him:
>  "The other reason I'm writing is to encourage you to pick up a
set of
>  the Puritan Bookshelf CD's from Still Waters. You said that you
were
>  'in ecstasy' now that you're reading the Puritans, and if you get
>  these, brother, you may have to seek medical attention for
>  hyperstimulation. :) Really, they're simply incredible, comprising
>  about 1000 different titles on 32 CD's (and when I say 'title' I
mean
> anything from a 15 page pamphlet to a 1500 page, folio, multivolume
> work). The whole set offers a whopping **263,000** pages of
material!
>  ... (It has also--ed.) been indexed and hyperlinked so that you
can
>  quickly browse and navigate via the index in the left side column
>  (for example, if you wanted to look up Romans 1 in various
>  commentaries, rather than having to scroll through the text you
just
>  click on the hyperlink for chapter one in the sidebar, and it will
>  take you immediately to that portion of the work). It's an amazing
>  collection of works, such that for about $0.33 per average book
one
>  can have a library that excels virtually any other in the history
of
>  the world, both for quality of volumes and for rapid ease of use.
>  Anyway, I wanted to be sure to point this out to you now that I've
>  got my own set and have been using them."
>  - Dr. B. via email.
>  ***
>  + "I was excited to see the CD series "Puritan Bookshelf"
advertised
>  in the latest e-mail from SWRB.
>  I am fairly new to the Puritan works but have tried over the past
>  several years to purchase as many titles as I could afford from
>  Banner of Truth, SDG, and various other sources. I have found the
> Puritan writings to be of immense benefit to my soul over the past
>  years. In the spiritual desolation of the academic environment the
>  writings of these men have been used of God to encourage and
>  challenge my faith...
>  If I am not mistaken, a project of this magnitude would
undoubtedly
>  result in one of the largest collections of Puritan writings
>  available anywhere. I greatly rejoice to think that such a
collection
>  would be made available and I hope to own and profit from it
myself...
>  May the Lord bless you as you continue this vital ministry."
>  In Christ our Lord,
>  - Ernie Frank, PhD., Dept. of Statistics
>  West Virginia University
>  ***
> + A personal note from the Christian Observer Newswire
administrator.
>  I admit to being a thorough going Puritan, a Constitutional
>  Presbyterian, and a devote of the Hungarian Reformed Church. With
>  that out of the way, take my word for it, Still Waters has done
our
>  community a great service by making the English Puritan classics
>  available on CD. I treasure the copies on my desk and I use what I
>  have continually.
>  English Puritan Original Sources on CD
>  Even if you do not think SWRB should be nominated for Most
Congenial
>  Reformed Mission, you may want to examine what the larger Reformed
>  Church has here: Ames and Perkins on CD for US$19 and another disk
>  with both the English and the Dutch Annotations for the same
price.
>  Doesn't that melt any scholar's heart. Peter Martyr comes on one
of
>  the disks in black letter with nothing left out.
>  It just keeps on going like that. Examine the list, pick one, and
see
>  for yourself.
>  I cannot put into words how much these CDs have meant to me.
>  - Dr. Edwin P. Elliott, Jr.
>  Managing Editor of the Christian Observer
>  Director of the Christian Observer News Service
>  ***
>  I have now had several months to peruse the contents of the
>  Reformation and Puritan Bookshelf CD sets, and the experience has
> been a feast for the soul. They have been invaluable to me in
sermon
>  preparation and in improving personal and familial piety.  If
these
>  had been the only blessings attached to the reading of these
>  documents, the expense (even if it had been much greater) would
have
>  been justified; but there is more here . . .
> In this present time, a great many Presbyterians (particularly in
>  North America) have forgotten and implicitly (perhaps unwittingly)
>  rejected their Presbyterian heritage.  Strangely, Westminster
> confessing churches have rejected the theological distinctives of
the
> Westminster Standards.  Although the Westminster Assembly produced
a
>  beautiful statement of soteriological Calvinism, the histories
> clearly demonstrate that soteriology was not the principle focus,
nor
>  chief interest, of the Assembly.  The Assembly was primarily
>  concerned with uniformity in worship (in accordance with the
>  Regulative Principle), the form of church government
(Presbyterianism
>  jus divinum), and Church-State relations (the Establishment
>  Principle).  It is a sad irony that the great and distinctive
>  attainments of the Westminster Assembly have been ignored and
>  rejected by so many Westminster confessing churches.
>  However, there is reason to believe that these great attainments
are
>  rejected largely because of ignorance.  The best books on these
>  subjects have not been readily available; but (thanks be to God)
they
>  are available again on these CD sets.  For anyone interested in
>  recovering our Presbyterian past, these CD sets are a must.  It
is my
>  hope and prayer that these CD sets will be used by God to bring to
>  light the things that were hidden, to call to remembrance the
things
> that were forgotten.
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Only a clear understanding of the judgment process and protocol will
make us understand the vision of rev 14 and 15 and how the 144 000
stand on the sea of glass while they are still on earth.

We have to understand first where and when is the scene situated and
what is happening there. Let's go back to rev. 4 and understand the
details better:
  Rev 4 and 5 declares the message of the last angel mentioned in ch.
3, and are related to it. Therefore it declares the message of the
church of Laodicea and since this latter term means people that give
judgment, we are left without doubt that this message is the message
of the investigative judgment. This is further proven with a
comparison with Daniel ch. 7 where we see that the events in v. 8
talk about the papacy's reign which ends in 1798 while the events of
v. 11 talk about the latter day events on earth. So the events of v
9-10 are to happen in our days beginning immediately after 1798 and
since it is evidently a message of judgment ( the judgment was set,
v. 10), then it is unmistaken the investigative judgment of 1844.
Now we see in v. 9 that the Father was set on a new throne, and we
see in v. 13 that Jesus was brought near before him , so in this
scene He is not sitting to the right of God but in front of Him.
This scene shows similarities with rev. 4; the throne is temporary(
a throne was set). This is the same 1844 throne of the investigative
judgment declared by the Church of Laodicea, the 7th-day Adventist
Church. In rev 5:6 we see the slain lamb, an allusion to Christ
standing in the midst if the congregation, in front of the Father to
intercede for us during the judgment ceremony. This scene which
happens on a sea of glass, is in contrast with the scene of rev. 22
where we see that from the throne of God flows the river of life,
this latter throne is a double throne, as testified from its title
shown in v.1; the throne of God and of the Lamb. This process is
confirmed in EW p. 55 : "I saw the Father rise from the throne,[1
SEE PAGE 92.] and in a flaming chariot go into the holy of holies
within the veil, and sit down. Then Jesus rose up from the throne,
and the most of those who were bowed down arose with Him. I did not
see one ray of light pass from Jesus to the careless multitude after
He arose, and they were left in perfect darkness. Those who arose
when Jesus did, kept their eyes fixed on Him as He left the throne
and led them out a little way. Then He raised His right arm, and we
heard His lovely voice saying, "Wait here; I am going to My Father
to receive the kingdom; keep your garments spotless, and in a little
while I will return from the wedding and receive you to Myself."
Then a cloudy chariot, with wheels like flaming fire, surrounded by
angels, came to where Jesus was. He stepped into the chariot and was
borne to the holiest, where the Father sat. There I beheld Jesus, a
great High Priest, standing before the Father."
Obviously, in a judgment process we have necessary elements like a
judge ( the Father), a jury ( the 24 elders), an advocate ( the
slain Lamb or Jesus) and without doubt a defendant (the righteous
saints for the wicked won't be judged till the millennium judgment,
after the righteous are translated to heaven. Now E. G. White in GC
p. 482 says: "The righteous dead will not be raised until after the
judgment at which they are accounted worthy of "the resurrection of
life." Hence they will not be present in person at the tribunal when
their records are examined and their cases decided.". Since she says
they will not be present in person, then they must be represented
allegorically by their acts and this representation is materialized
by their cases written in the book: "As the books of record are
opened in the judgment, the lives of all who have believed on Jesus
come in review before God. Beginning with those who first lived upon
the earth, our Advocate presents the cases of each successive
generation, and closes with the living."  (ibidem p. 483). Their
presence is personalized or materialized by the presence of the four
beasts of rev. 4: 6,7. Now rev 5:8 shows well that the beasts are
presenting the quests and prayers of the saints whether dead or
alive: "And when he had taken the book, the four beasts and four and
twenty elders fell down before the Lamb, having every one of them
harps, and golden vials full of odours, which are the prayers of
saints." It is obvious that both groups of beasts and twenty four
elders are of the same nature, i.e. all redeemed saints from every
kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation : "and hast redeemed us
to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people,
and nation" (rev 5:9). Needless to prove further that in Bible
prophetical symbolism, a beast represents nations. So the number of
the 24 elders is literal, these being those who resurrected with
Christ and brought to heaven to serve as a jury. On the other hand
the figure of the 4 beasts is symbolic and represents all the saints
since Adam till the second coming of Christ. The first beast is like
a lion which represents the redeemed since Adam till Moses, the
second beats is like a calf, which represents God's people under the
sacrificial system used since Moses till the crucifixion of Christ,
the third beast is like a man which represents the Christian Church
and his people under mortal state until they receive the seal of
immortality, in other words the Church militant till the sealing of
the 144 000, the fourth beast is like a flying eagle which
represents the church triumphant and those who are going to be
translated without  tasting death, therefore they will fly like an
eagle.
If we look at rev 15:6,7 and 8, we see that this scene happens
before the 7 last plagues are poured out: "And the seven angels came
out of the temple, having the seven plagues, clothed in pure and
white linen, and having their breasts girded with golden girdles.
  And one of the four beasts ( most probably thelast i.e. the flying
eagle) gave unto the seven angels seven golden vials full of the
wrath of God, who liveth for ever and ever. And the temple was
filled with smoke from the glory of God, and from his power; and no
man was able to enter into the temple, till the seven plagues of the
seven angels were fulfilled."  Moreover rev. 15:5 shows that this
happens immediately before the end of probation for the world and
the investigative judgment is closed as indicated by the
statement "And after that I looked, and, behold, the temple of the
tabernacle of the testimony in heaven was opened". The temple of the
tabernacle cannot be opened while the High priest is still in the
Holy of Holies.
After investigating these points we are brought to conclude that the
redeemed saints of rev 15:2,3, those "that had gotten the victory",
that are standing on the sea of glass, are still on earth while, at
the same time, are standing on the sea of glass before the temporary
throne of God, being clearly represented there by the four beasts
and their cases being written in the book of rev 5:1. Their cases
are sealed and they are already redeemed. Standing on the sea of
glass shows that they have received immortality and eternal life.
Then, probation is over for the world, the sanctuary is open and the
7 plagues are poured out on the wicked. All this happens before
translation and before Jesus comes.
To repeat it in short, this scene of the sea of glass throne is a
scene of investigative judgment, which extends from 1844 to the end
of probation and before the pouring out of the 7 last plagues, thus
before Jesus comes and when the saints are still on earth ,not in
heaven.
Those who ridicule such possibility are looking for nothing but
hooks to hang their doubts upon and are perfectly answered by the
statement of the Spirit of Prophecy in EW p. 92 and 93: "I also
stated that "Satan appeared to be by the throne, trying to carry on
the work of God." I will give another sentence from the same
page: "I turned to look at the company who were still bowed before
the throne." Now this praying company was in this mortal state, on
the earth, yet represented to me as bowed before the throne. I never
had the idea that these individuals were actually in the New
Jerusalem. Neither did I ever think that any mortal could suppose
that I believed that Satan was actually in the New Jerusalem. But
did not John see the great red dragon in heaven? Certainly. "And
there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red
dragon, having seven heads and ten horns." Rev. 12:3. What a monster
to be in heaven! Here seems to be as good a chance for ridicule as
in the interpretation which some have placed upon my statements." We
see this example clearly in EW p. 54,55: "Before the throne I saw
the Advent people--the church and the world. I saw two companies,
one bowed down before the throne, deeply interested, while the other
stood uninterested and careless." Now how could anyone fit all these
people in heaven?

A call to all Davidian Seventh-day Adventists from the New World and
around the globe: let us all pray for the Kingdom.
let us urge the Lord that His Kingdom come on Earth as it is in
Heaven.
Let us join together every day at noon local time precisely (each
follows his own local time) for a collective prayer around the world
and lift up our voices to the Lord.
Let us show our appreciation and our eagerness to be in the kingdom
established on earth.