Chapter 9.pdf

1. The "fornication" of Babylon refers to Satan's challenge to God's authority.
2. Satan attacks the fourth commandment because it identifies God as the Lawgiver.
3. The fourth commandment identifies God as the Lawgiver, making it a point of contention.
4. The winds of strife were held back in the 1880s because the time had not fully come for liberties to be restricted.
5. Not all leaders in the Sunday movement understood what they were doing, and later leaders may not either.
6. We should use the remaining years of grace to do the work God has given us.
7. If we make no effort, the result will be negative.
8. Sunday law advocates will argue that the laws are necessary for national well-being and to honor God.
9. Protestants will change when they unite with Catholics.
10. The leading churches will unite on Sunday laws, which honor Rome.
11. A threefold union of powers, including Protestantism, Catholicism, and the state, can be expected.
12. Protestants are opening the door for the papacy to regain supremacy in America.
13. The sign of God's forbearance being reached is a national Sunday law, indicating national apostasy.
14. Sunday legislation will be widespread.
15. The theater of the last great actions will be Christendom.
16. Christendom will be divided into two classes.
17. Those expecting Sunday restrictions are cautioned to show no defiance.
18. We should try to avoid Sunday work to obey God and avoid confrontation.
19. Whenever possible, spiritual activities should be held on Sunday.
20. It is better to obey God than men, suffer than sin, and die than disobey God.