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DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith

                            ~The Response of History to the Voice of Prophecy~

                                             Chapter 12– Closing Scenes
                   was a blessing in the days of Christ to those


               who received it, why was it not equally so in A.


               D. 1843?




               It may be objected that those who engaged in


               this  movement  were  disappointed  in  their


               expectations; so were the disciples of Christ at


               his  first  advent,  in  an  equal  degree.  They


               shouted before him as he rode into Jerusalem,


               expecting  that  he  would  then  take  the


               kingdom; but the only throne to which he then


               went  was  the  cross;  and  instead  of  being


               hailed as king in a royal palace, he was laid a


               lifeless  form  in  Joseph’s  new  sepulcher.


               Nevertheless, they were “blessed” in receiving


               the truths they had heard.



               It may be objected further that this was not a


               sufficient  blessing  to  be  marked  by  a


               prophetic period. Why not, since  the period in
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