Rev 6: 15, 16

Excerpt:…Let the vaunted human ego of the false Bible champions then become the force field that denies their salvation. As with the Pharisees, when confronted with stunning miracles, the perplexity today will also be, “shall I honor these humble servants to become obeisant to them, Jacob, or shall I pretend to be right so as to protect my image?” So you see, with the stop-watch click it will be folly to debate when you have the power to save with miraculous evidence. It is different for Adventists, a contrary ouster shall prevail for them: Revelation shows a greater penalty for their recent failure to embrace faith. Why, because they are by symbolism defined as the adults, the men of earth —the ordained shepherds and not the sheep: The symbolism infers that Shepherds are men; sheep are animals. Being Zion, God’s ordained, they can only be saved by faith; thereby, are they described as running in a frenzy to avalanche mountain so as to protect their pride by hiding under the falling rocks of deception that they may conceal Father’s glorified elect. It says, “ Rev 6: 15, 16 And the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every free man, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains; 16 And said to the mountains and rocks, Fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the throne, and from the wrath of the Lamb.” —Rev 6: 15, 16. Why do they run from the Lord’s elect? They do so because they fear the Bible cancelation of their cherished doctrines. Their egos then cause them to flee from His elect. And disciples have no mission to chase them with crisp debate; He has sheep in the world that will now come merely by the call of His voice. Imagine the silliness of begging people to receive the remedies to life’s curses . We are shepherds not cowboys. Our call is not to chase them down and lasso them to receive our branding iron. The world is full of the humble of the earth, men who welcome the glory of the Lord as expressed by the writings of the original disciples. They will be allured, not by argument, but by miracles, by grace…