Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: The New Testament calls it a day of "wrath," a day of "visitation," and the "great day of God Almighty" (Revelation 16:14) and refers to a still future fulfillment when God's wrath is poured out on unbelieving Israel (Isaiah 22; Jeremiah 30:1-17; Joel 1-2; Amos 5; Zephaniah 1) and on the unbelieving world (Ezekiel 3839; Zechariah 14).
A: [TheNewTestamentcallsitadayof"wrath,"adayof"visitation,"andthe"greatdayofGodAlmighty"(Revelation16:14)andreferstoastillfuturefulfillmentwhenGod'swrathispouredoutonunbelievingIsrael(Isaiah22;Jeremiah30:1-17;Joel1-2;Amos5;Zephaniah1)andontheunbelievingworld(Ezekiel3839;Zechariah14).]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: He could see only two explanations for this strange silence: Either La Danse Macabre had not been a painting but a theatrical performance, or else, and this was what Langlois was inclined to believe, the painting had quickly perished. Langlois listed a catalogue of historians, who all had failed to mention the mural:
A: [Hecouldseeonlytwoexplanationsforthisstrangesilence:EitherLaDanseMacabrehadnotbeenapaintingbutatheatricalperformance,orelse,andthiswaswhatLangloiswasinclinedtobelieve,thepaintinghadquicklyperished.Langloislistedacatalogueofhistorians,whoallhadfailedtomentionthemural:]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: Owners can open the door by scanning a fingerprint.
A: [Ownerscanopenthedoorbyscanningafingerprint.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: I hope you can lend me a hand, I'm caught.
A:
[Ihopeyoucanlendmeahand,I'mcaught.]