Arizona republican., 1916-10-19

main unspoken, how many deeds would remain undone.
 "The court first considered the case of Adam. then the cases of all the an clients When the cases of the dead are all decided, the heavenly tribunal will consider the cases of the living. When this work is done, Christ will lay aside his priestly garments, and attired in his kingly robes will pro nounce the great fiat of Revelation 22:l1. He that is unjust let him be unjust still, and he that is filthy let him be filthy still, and he that is right e0us let him be righteous still, and he that is holy. let him be holy still And behold, l come quickly. and my re- ward is with me, to give everv man according as his work shall be-
 Elder Knox said the sittings of this court began in 1S44. He quoted DOT tions of the eighth and ninth chapters of Daniel. He referred particularly to Daniel S:14 and 9:24. p. Unto two thousand and hree hundred days: then shall the sanctuary be cleansed." is the statement made, the other verses show ing that the period began with the is suing of the commandment to restore and build Jerusalem. when the Jews returned from Babylonian captivity.
 Ezra : contains a copy of this command to build" continued the speaker and the marginal date shows it was issued in 457 before Christ The text said Christ would appear as the Messiah in 4S3 years, days in the pro- pheCy representing actual years. as we learn from Ezekiel 4:6. The marginal date of Mark ] shows Christ was bap- tized, and became the anointed one. in the year 27 A. D. The various events connected with the prophecy. establish the day-year idea as being the one in- tended
 The earthly sanctuary of the Jews. and in later years the temple, with the accompanying service. represented a much larger sanctuary in heaven The cleansing of the sanctuary was not physical cleaning, but spiritual ceremony. a work of judgment by which it was determined who should remain as members of the race. and who should be cut off. It was a fig ure, or type, of the work now in prog reSs in heaveR Twenty three hundred years from 457 B. < bring us to 1S44 when the judgment began in heaven.
 Daniel 7:9. To- 13 says: T saw in the night visions and. behold one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven and came to the Ancient of NssAf anu AllfN UAbuEnA nm near De- fore him. I beheld till the thrones were placed. and the Ancient of days did sit whose garment was white as snow. and the hair of his head like the pure wool, his throne was like the fiery flame. and his wheels as burning fire. X fiery stream issued and came forth from before him thousand thous ands ministered unto him. and ten , thousand times ten thousand stood be- 1 fore him: the judgment was set. and ! the books were opened
 The dead were judged out of those , things written in the books according ! to their works. says Revelation 2O:12 | The Apostle Paul. in Romans 2:l2-16
 says the moral law, the ten command ments will be the rule If judgment
 the code under which all will be tried. ] Prof. NJ. F. Cady. of Oakland, spoke ] in the big tent yesterday morning or the Adventist school work He said the ! indefinite geological periods. evolution and the nebula hypothesis have nc : place in the curriculum of Adventist institutions. They are contrary to tho
 plain statements of the Bible. he said 1 Workshop classes, he added. have talk i en the place of athletics in Adven- ] list colleges. Thus the necessary ex. 1 ercise is obtained" he said. but tho ] spirit Of strife is avoided We finC
 studetns pursue their courses with les. ! confusion under this arrangement thar : do those who are excited by competi. ! tive games"
 A temperance rally will be held a ! the big tent at ' 30 tonight.