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24141 The Second Advent Manual, p. 42 (Apollos Hale)

TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED DAYS

24142 The Second Advent Manual, p. 42.2 (Apollos Hale)

The second of the prophetic periods, which are considered main pillars in Mr. M’s calculations, is found Daniel 8:14 .

24143 The Second Advent Manual, p. 42.3 (Apollos Hale)

The objections on this period are, 1. “It is not to be understood as years. 2. And if it be so understood, the cleansing of the sanctuary is not the end of the world …

24144 The Second Advent Manual, p. 42.4 (Apollos Hale)

1. Should the 2300 days of Daniel 8:14, be understood as years?

24145 The Second Advent Manual, p. 42.5 (Apollos Hale)

The difference of opinion which exists upon this question appears to arise from the use of the words “evening-morning,” which specify the portions of time …

24146 The Second Advent Manual, p. 47.4 (Apollos Hale)

… , 6; 42:24, 25; Jeremiah 7:17-34; 9:13-16; 44:2-6; Ezekiel 36:17-19; Daniel 9:7-12, 16 .

24147 The Second Advent Manual, p. 82 (Apollos Hale)

THE TIME TIMES AND HALF A TIME; 1260 DAYS, OR YEARS, AND 42 MONTHS

24148 The Second Advent Manual, p. 107 (Apollos Hale)

… years, 42-45 Dowling, Rev. Mr., testimony of, 17, 18 End the is it hid from us? 27, 28 End of the present order of things in 6000 years, traditional, 13, 14 England, change …

24149 The Second Advent Manual, p. 108 (Apollos Hale)

… , 41, 42 Weeks, the seventy, seal the vision, 26, 58, 95 Wise, the, shall understand, 62, 63 Year, solar, the standard always referred to, 21 “ ” generally used in chronology …

24150 Bible Handbook, p. 22.8 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Matthew 24:42-44. One coming of the Lord is compared to a thief; no one knows when a thief comes until after he has done his work and gone. Testimonies for the Church 6:129; 5:9, p. 135.

24151 Bible Handbook, p. 42.1 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• 1 Corinthians 11:32. Chastening is to prepare us for the judgment. Early Writings, 67 .

24152 Bible Handbook, p. 42.2 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Revelation 3:5. Names of the righteous retained in the book of life. The Great Controversy, 490 .

24154 Bible Handbook, p. 42.3 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Daniel 7:10; Revelation 20:12. “The books were opened,” showing there were more than one. Early Writings, 52 .

24155 Bible Handbook, p. 42.4 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Malachi 3:16-18. The book of remembrance records thoughts and victories gained. The Desire of Ages, 637; The Great Controversy, 481 .

24156 Bible Handbook, p. 42.5 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Psalm 56:8. Our wanderings and tears of repentance are recorded in God’s book. The Great Controversy, 481 .

24157 Bible Handbook, p. 42.6 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Psalm 87:4-6. Place of birth and influences that go to make up our characters.

24158 Bible Handbook, p. 42.7 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Psalm 139:15, 16. The members of our body are written in the Lord’s book.

24159 Bible Handbook, p. 42.8 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Romans 2:1-5. A man’s life is written so accurately that if he professes one thing and lives another, he treasurers up wrath against the day or wrath. The Great Controversy, 487 .

24160 Bible Handbook, p. 42.9 (Stephen Nelson Haskell)

• Luke 10:19, 20. To be enrolled in the book of life is the highest honor given mortals. Christ’s Object Lessons, 299 .