SEMI-MONTHLY
VOL. XXVIII JULY 1 No. 13
A.D. 1907—A.M. 6035
Views from the Watch Tower........................195
Is Prosperity Waning?.........................195
Methodist Teachings Curios....................196
Infidelity in High Places.....................196
Remarkable Wesleyan Sermon....................197
War Feared; No World's Fair in 1913...........197
Berean Bible Study in Tabernacle Shadows..........198
Types in Saul, David and Solomon..................198
Adam and Eve—Christ and the Church: A
Contrast....................................199
Our Obligations Toward Others.....................199
"Your Father Knoweth" (Poem)......................203
"Keep Yourselves from Idols"......................203
Some Interesting Questions Answered...............206
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r4016 VIEWS FROM THE WATCH TOWER.BEREAN BIBLE STUDY IN TABERNACLE SHADOWS
"AND AFTER DEATH THE JUDGMENT"
1. What "judgment" is here referred to as following death? Heb. 9:27,28; T.87, par. 1.
2. How is this passage generally understood by Christians? and is their idea Scriptural? 2 Pet. 2:9; Rev. 11:15,18; Rev. 20:11-13; Psa. 96:10-13.
3. What was risked by the High Priest in the type whenever he entered the "Most Holy" on the Day of Atonement? Lev. 16:13,14; T.87, par. 2.
4. Was the eternal existence of our Lord endangered during his earthly career? See Acts 17:31; Heb. 5:7,8; T.88, par. 1.
5. What positive evidence have we that the life and sacrifice of our Lord was perfect and acceptable to the Father? Jno. 20:1-17; Acts 2:1-4; T.88, par. 2.
6. How will the Father's acceptance of the sacrifice of the Body of Christ be manifested? Joel 2:28; T.88, par. 2.
7. For what is the "groaning creation" waiting? Rom. 8:19-22 (see Diaglott); T.88, par. 4.
8. Are the worthy saints of the Patriarchal and Jewish ages also waiting for this manifestation? Heb. 11:39,40; A.288, par. 2; 293, par. 2.
9. Must each member of the Body of Christ pass the same "judgment" as our Head? and, if so, how can we be acceptable unless we, like him, live perfect lives? Rev. 3:21; Col. 2:9,10; Isa. 61:10; T.89, par. 1.
10. How is the acceptance by God of the sacrifice of the Church shown in the type? Lev. 9:22-24; T.89, par. 2.
11. Will the world then appreciate the great sacrifice of the Christ? and how is this shown in the type? Isa. 40:5; 25:9; Rev. 15:3,4, Diaglott; T.89, par. 2.
12. What must intervene between now and the time when "the people will shout and fall upon their faces" before the great High Priest in glory? Acts 15:13-17; Dan. 12:1; T.89, par. 3.
13. Will those now dead, as well as the living nations, be participants in this great blessing? Heb. 2:9; I Tim. 2:5,6; Rom. 14:9; Hos. 13:14; Ezek. 16:44-68, etc.; T.90, par. 1,2,3.
14. How was the "good news"—the Gospel—"preached before to Abraham"? Gal. 3:8,16,29; T.91, par. 1.
15. What is the date of the beginning of the blessing to the world? and why can it not come before? Lev. 9:15,23,24; Rom. 8:19,21, Diaglott; T.91, par. 1, last half.
16. What was the typical significance of the High Priest's going alone into the "Most Holy" once a year—on the Day of Atonement?
17. Did the High Priest and under priests enter the "Most Holy" after the Day of Atonement? T.91, par. 2. And what was thus typified? Num. 18:10; T.91, par. 3.
r4018 TYPES IN SAUL, DAVID AND SOLOMONr4018 ADAM AND EVE—CHRIST AND THE CHURCH: A CONTRAST
r4019 OUR OBLIGATIONS TOWARD OTHERS
r4022 "KEEP YOURSELVES FROM IDOLS"
r4024 SOME INTERESTING QUESTIONS ANSWERED
SEMI-MONTHLY
VOL. XXVIII JULY 15 No. 14
A.D. 1907—A.M. 6035
Views from the Watch Tower........................211
"This One Thing I Do".........................211
Seeking Cover of the Mountains................212
Surpassing Skill of the Ancients..............212
Church Evolution..............................212
Methodist Prayers for the Dead................213
Theatre Annex for Church......................213
The Indianapolis Convention.......................213
Report of the London Convention...................215
The Truth in Japan................................215
The Tabernacle of Meeting.........................216
"I That Speak Am He" (Poem).......................219
Offerers of Strange Fire..........................219
Encouraging Words from Faithful Workers...........222
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THE TABERNACLE AND THE PRIESTS
These two beautiful chromos, considerably delayed, are now in good supply and should be in all of our homes—to remind us of their glorious antitypes, of which we have been studying for some time past in our "Berean Lessons."
By getting them out in large quantities we can supply them at 30c per pair, or 4 pairs for $1.00, post or express prepaid by us. They are very handsome and easily worth several times the price. We merely aim to meet the cost.
All orders have now been filled. If you did not get yours let us know particulars at once. To some who ordered 3 for $1.00 we sent four and to others we sent three and a copy of
They are mounted with metal and have hangers and are packed in tubes.
r4025 VIEWS FROM THE WATCH TOWERr4026 THE INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION
r4027 REPORT OF THE LONDON CONVENTION
r4028 THE TRUTH IN JAPAN
r4028 THE TABERNACLE OF MEETING
r4030 OFFERERS OF STRANGE FIRE
r4032 ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM FAITHFUL WORKERS