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DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith

~The Response of History to the Revelation~

Chapter 14 – The Three Messages
facility of Nahum’s chariots; he was a

humble man, dressed in camel’s hair, and he

performed no miracles. If the Pharisees and

lawyers rejected the counsel of God against

themselves in not being baptized of John, how

great must be the guilt of those who reject the

warning sent by God to prepare the way of the

second advent!

“But those were disappointed who expected

the Lord in 1843 and 1844. This fact is with

many a sufficient reason for rejecting all the

testimony in this case. We acknowledge the

disappointment, but cannot acknowledge that

this furnishes a just reason for denying the

hand of God in this work. The Jewish church

was disappointed when, at the close of the

work of John the Baptist, Jesus presented

himself as the promised Messiah. And the