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THE STORY OF THE SEER OF PATMOS

                                             Stephen N. Haskell


                 “Seal not the sayings of the prophecy of this book: for the time is at
                                              hand” Revelation 22:10.



               was seen. He broke the fetters of the tomb, and


               “her Child was caught up unto God and to His



               throne.” Again heaven resounded with praise;


               for the triumph was seen, and the terrors of


               evil were recognized as never before.



               Only the mountain peaks, in the history of the


               Christian  church,  are  revealed  in  this  view.


               There is the glorious rising of the sun; then, a


               lapse of over five hundred years. The days of


               papal  tyranny  and  persecution  are  shown


               when the “woman” was in the wilderness for


               twelve hundred and sixty years; and the last


               peak is when the sun again shines upon the


               Remnant church in all its splendor. There are


               three steps from the moonlight of the typical


               sanctuary service until the day of triumph and


               salvation  is  completed;  but  oh,  what  those
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