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LAST SEVEN PLAQUES
TO Be TERRIBLE
So Declared Evangelist F'roOm in
HIS Sermon at The Adventist
Chapel Last Night.

THE most terrific judgments ev
er poured out upon the earth will
| be the seven last plaques. Mere.
| will then have been withdra WI
from the earth. Human probation
shall have closed, and every case
| be decided for eternity. The cul
of human guilt will be filled UP
| The last honest soul will avail
himself of the plan of salvation
The books close. The final period
be placed to this earth's history
The wine of Gods wrath will be
poured out upon a corrupt genera
ton
Such were the closing words ot
an. earnest address, by Evangelist
l.. E. Froom, Oh The Seven Last
Plaques" of Rev. XVI. He said
in part:
God, in His mercy, never sends
judgments upon the earth without
first sending "a warning message
entreating man to repent and obey
Thus it was before the flood For
one hundred and twenty years No
ah warned the world of the i'm
pending doom, but men Scorned
the message of mercy. So also be-
fore the destruction of Jerusalem
but Jerusalem turned a deaf ear to
the warning message and perished
in her sins.
$50 will it be at the second
coming of Christ The last warning
message to be given the world,
just before He comes, is against
worshiping the beast and receiv-
ing his mark Read Rev. IA, 9-16.
This worldwide warning is even
now being proclaimed throughout
the earth. 1t is dividing the world
into two great classes-those who
receive the mark of the beast,
and those who do not The pla-
CUES will be poured out upon the
class that receives the mark of the
Beast Rev. 16, 2. They will fol-
low the proclamation OF the warn
ing message.
Every soul will make his choice
and every case be decided. For
thousands of years men have heard
the voice of God pleading, but
have passed it by. Now it will
plead no more. Now probationary
time will end. Mercy will fold
her wings and depart. Humanity
will be divided into two great
classes. The eternal fiat will go
forth, He that is unjust, let him
be nnjusI stiII Ind ne that Is
holy. let him be holy still, and be
hold, l come quickly Rev. %, IL
II. Many will then plead for
but their prayers will be
too late.
The seven last plaques will be
literal. They will be poured out
upon the very generation that re-
jects Gods warning message. Some
will be swept away by each plague,
yet some surviving through the ter
rible scenes of them all.
But as God put division be-
tween His people and the Egyptians
in the time of the Egyptian pla-
CUES, so in this time of trouble
He says of His little flock, Thou
shalt not be afraid for the
pestilence that walketh in dark
ness a thousand shall fall at
thy side, and ten thousand at thy
right hand, but it shall not come
nigh thee. There shall no evil be-
fall thee nor any plague come nigh
thy DWELLING Ps. 81.
"One by one the plaques are
poured out upon the elements till
the very course of nature is chang
fountains of waters it falls. The
sun, which has shone alike upon
the just and the unjust now scor-
ches men with fire. Bitter night
settles upon the earth The very
air itself is poisoned. Great hail
stones descend. And the voice that
shakes heaven and earth will cry,
1t is DONE With blanched faces
the wicked shall see Christ coming
in the clouds of heaven, but the
saints will be the special object of
Gods protection. This crowning
event brings destruction to one
class, but salvation to the other. In
which class shall we be found?"
On Sunday night, Mr.. Froom will
answer the question, What is the
Mar.lY of tho Pea ct 2''