The Harp of God: Proof Conclusive That Millions Now Living Will Never DieRutherford, J. F. (Joseph Franklin)
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The Harp of God: Proof Conclusive That Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Rutherford, J. F. (Joseph Franklin)
Jehovah's witnesses -- Controversial literature
What is meant in this text by the "land of the enemy"? ¶ 587.
As the dead return from the grave, what will the living do for them?
¶ 588.
What effect will the resurrection have in uniting families? ¶ 588.
Quote Isaiah 35:10. ¶ 588.
Who is there meant by the "ransomed of the Lord"? ¶ 588.
How were the people of Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed? ¶ 589.
What will be their final end? ¶ 589.
Quote a Scripture showing that they will return to their former estates
as human beings on the earth. ¶ 589.
In what manner will the Messiah rule? Give Scriptural proof. ¶ 589.
What will be the beneficent effects of this righteous rule, both upon
animals and human beings? Give Scriptural proof. ¶ 590.
Quote Jeremiah 31:34. ¶ 591.
When the Lord remembers their iniquities and sins no more, what will be
the condition of the people? ¶ 591.
Quote John 1:29. ¶ 591.
When the sin of the world is gone, what effect will that have upon
mankind? ¶ 591.
What Scriptural proof have we that the people will be brought to a
condition of health and be cured of sickness? ¶ 592.
Will the peoples of the earth then have ailments and complaints as they
do now? ¶ 592.
What effect upon the earth itself will the times of restoration have?
¶ 593.
Will there be room for all the people that are restored to life? ¶ 593.
How many people have lived on the earth and died and gone into their
grave? ¶ 593.
How many are now living? ¶ 593.
Give an illustration showing that the earth's surface will be ample to
accommodate all of these. ¶ 593.
What Scriptural evidence have we that the earth will produce sufficient
food to sustain the restored ones? ¶ 594.
What Scriptural proof is there that the desolate land of the earth will
become like the garden of Eden? ¶ 594.
When will the earth be a fit habitation for man? ¶ 594.
Is any part of earth's surface being reclaimed now that illustrates the
restoration of the earth? If so, give an instance. ¶ 594.
What will be the effect when all the desert land is made habitable? ¶ 594.
In the times of restoration, what will become of the weeds, thistles,
and thorns, and pests that destroy crops? ¶ 595.
What will become of the poisonous things that produce sickness? ¶ 595.
How will the reign of Christ affect man's enemies? ¶ 595.
When, the people witness the disappearance of ignorance, crime, and
superstition, and the establishment of goodness, loving kindness, etc.,
what effect will this have upon them? ¶ 596.
What Scriptures indicate that the people will have a joyful time in the
days of restoration? ¶ 596.
What effect will the restoration have upon tears and sorrow? ¶ 596.
Describe St. John's vision upon the Isle of Patmos relative to a new
heaven and a new earth. ¶ 597.
In that picture what is symbolized by heaven, earth, and sea? ¶ 597.
What effect will restoration have upon strikes, revolutions, and
anarchy? ¶ 597.
How is the meeting place between God and man described in this prophetic
utterance of St. John? ¶ 597.
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