We are dealing with the parallel between the movements of the first and third angels, in order to better understand what the increase of knowledge represents symbolically when it is unsealed at the time of the end. We are attempting to demonstrate that it represents an escalation of truth that ultimately climaxes as the latter rain, which is the message of the Midnight Cry. As a symbol, the “increase of knowledge” is derived from the book of Daniel, and it is there identified as the prophetic knowledge that tests and produces two classes of worshippers.
Nu ngi jëfandikoo njàppante bi nekk ci diggante yëngu-yëngu malaaka bu njëkk ak bu ñetteel ngir nu gëna xam lu yokkug xam-xam di teyel ci misaal ba, bi ñu ko ubbee ci jamono mujj gi. Nu ngi jéem a won ne muy njëriñu dëgg gu gëna yokku, gu mujj ci tawu mujj ga, muy yégleb Guddi gi Ci Diggante. Naka misaal la, “yokkug xam-xam” bi, ci téereb Dañeel la jóge, te foofa lañu ko jàppale ni muy xam-xamu waxi Yàlla wu yonnee, wi di nattu te di jur ñaari xeetu way-jaamu.
And he said, Go thy way, Daniel: for the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end. Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand. Daniel 12:9, 10.
Te mu ne ko: “Demal sa yoon, Daniel, ndaxte wax yi tëj nañu leen te tëj nañu ci màndarga ba ci jamono mujj gi. Ñu bare dinañu leen sellal, te setal leen, te nat leen; waaye ñi bon dinañu def lu bon; kenn ci ñi bon du xam, waaye ñi xel dinañu xam.” Daniel 12:9, 10.
In 1989 an “increase of knowledge” was unsealed that will ultimately demonstrate two classes of worshippers. Those two classes are illustrated in the context of how they relate to the message of the latter rain. The wicked do not recognize or receive the latter rain, and the wise do. The wicked therefore do not see when the latter rain begins to fall, and it began to fall when the nations were angered on September 11, 2001. We have been addressing the leadership of Laodicean Adventism as represented in Ezekiel chapters eight and nine, and also in Isaiah chapter twenty-eight. In Isaiah the “scornful men” “made lies” their “refuge” and “hid” themselves “under falsehood.”
Ci atum 1989, am “yokkute xam-xam” dañu ko ubbi, te ci mujj dina wone ñaari wàll yu bokk ci ñuy jaamu Yàlla. Ñaari wàll yooyu, dañu leen feeñal ci anam wi ñuy jëfandikoo ngir jokkoo ak yéglebu taw bi mujj. Ñi bon xol, duñu xam walla nangu taw bi mujj, waaye ñi ñu xereñ dañu ko xam. Moo tax ñi bon xol duñu gis kañ la taw bi mujj tàmbalee di wàcc, te tàmbalee na di wàcc bi xeeti àddina merée woon ca 11 Septàmb 2001. Nu ngi doon wax ak njiitu Adventismu Laodise, ni ñu ko teewal ci Ezekiel saar 8 ak 9, te itam ci Esayi saar 28. Ci Esayi, “nit ñi di ree” def nañu “fen” ne mooy seen “rëccu”, te “denc” nañu seen bopp “ci fen.”
Wherefore hear the word of the Lord, ye scornful men, that rule this people which is in Jerusalem. Because ye have said, We have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and under falsehood have we hid ourselves. Isaiah 28:14, 15.
Kon nag loolu déggal waxu Boroom bi, yéen góor yu ree, yiy nguur askan wii nekk Yerusalem. Ndaxte wax ngeen ne: Nun def nanu kóllëre ak dee, te ànd nanu ak saaya; bu mbugal mu tàbb xëppee jaar, du nu dikkal, ndaxte def nanu fen sunu làqub, te làqoo nanu ci ay neen. Esayi 28:14, 15.
The ancient men of Jerusalem of the last days fail the test of “the rest and refreshing” that is represented by the methodology of “line upon line,” which allows the wise to recognize the latter rain of the last days, through the historical illustration of the latter rain in the Millerite history. The prophetic characteristic of “the scornful men” that Isaiah emphasizes in the passage, is the lies and falsehood that they hid under and made their refuge. Therefore, in connection with the test of the latter rain message (the rest and refreshing that they would not hear), the ancient men of Jerusalem have accepted a lie.
Góor-góorlu Yérusalem yu jamono yu mujj yi ñu mënuñu jaar ci nattub “noflay ak yeesal gi,” mi mel ne mooy yoonu “rëdd ci kaw rëdd,” te yoon woowu dafay may ñi am xel xam tawub mujj mi ci jamono yu mujj yi, jaarale ko ci misaal bu taarix bi ci tawub mujj mi ci taarixu Millerite bi. Mbiri kàddug waxkat yi ñuy “nit ñi di reer” bi Isaaya di fésal ci xaaj wi, mooy fen ak dul-dégg yi ñu nëbbaloo woon te def ko seen wér-gu-yaram. Kon nag, ci jokkoo ak nattub yëgleb tawub mujj mi (noflay ak yeesal gi ñu bëgguloon dégg), góor-góorlu Yérusalem yu jamono yu yàgg ya nangoo nañu fen.
The latter rain message arrives with a debate, as represented in Habakkuk chapter two, when the watchman there asks God what he should answer in the “debate” of his history, for the word “reproved” in verse one of chapter two means “argued with”.
Bataaxalu taw bu mujj gi ñëw ak werante, ni ko ñu tegtal ci Sàndu Habakkuk saar ñaareel bi, ba fa samaykat ba laaj Yàlla li mu wara tontu ci “werante” bu jaar-jaaram, ndaxte baat bi ñu tekki ne “yedd” ci aaya bu njëkk ba ci saar ñaareel bi tekki na “werante ak”.
I will stand upon my watch, and set me upon the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me, and what I shall answer when I am reproved. Habakkuk 2:1.
Dinaa taxaw ci sama poste, te yéeg ci torre bi; dinaa xool ngir gis li mu may wax, ak li ma war a tontu bu ma yeddée. Habakkuk 2:1.
The wise during the debate of the latter rain, present the truths represented as Miller’s jewels, which are also the foundational truths identified, established and presented by the Millerites. Those truths are represented as Christ, the Rock of Ages.
Ñi am xel yi biir waxtaanu taw bi mujj, dañuy wone dëgg yi ñu melal ni ay per yu Miller, te itam mooy dëgg yu cosaan yi ñu xamle, dëggal te wone ko ay Millerit yi. Dëgg yooyu dañu leen melal ni Almasi bi, Doju Jamonay.
“Let those who stand as God’s watchmen on the walls of Zion be men who can see the dangers before the people,—men who can distinguish between truth and error, righteousness and unrighteousness.
“Na ñi taxaw ni ay wattukat Yàlla ci kaw tata Siyon, na ñu doon nit ñi man a gis jafe-jafe yi balaa ñu agsi ci kanam mbooloo mi,—nit ñi man a xàjjal diggante dëgg ak njuumte, njub ak tooñ.”
“The warning has come: Nothing is to be allowed to come in that will disturb the foundation of the faith upon which we have been building ever since the message came in 1842, 1843, and 1844. I was in this message, and ever since I have been standing before the world, true to the light that God has given us. We do not propose to take our feet off the platform on which they were placed as day by day we sought the Lord with earnest prayer, seeking for light. Do you think that I could give up the light that God has given me? It is to be as the Rock of Ages. It has been guiding me ever since it was given.” Review and Herald, April 14, 1903.
“Ñëw li agsi: Bëñu wara may dara mu dugg ci sunu biir ngir mu yëngal dëgër gi nekk ci cosaanu ngëm gi nu doon tabax lu dale ba bataaxal bi ñëwsee ci 1842, 1843, ak 1844. Man nekk naa woon ci bataaxal boobu, te lu dale booba ba léegi maa ngi taxaw kanam àddina, di sàmm ak dégg, ci leer gi Yàlla jox nu. Du sunu xalaat nu rocci sunuy tànk ci kow dal bi ñu leen teg, bi nu doon seet Boroom bi bés bu nekk ak ñaan yu dëgër, di wut leer. Ndax ngeen defe ni man man naa bàyyi leer gi Yàlla jox ma? War na ne mel ni Xeeru Jamano yi. Moo may jiite lu dale ba ñu ko ma joxee.” Review and Herald, April 14, 1903.
The ancient men present a false latter rain message that is represented by Isaiah as a “lie” and a falsehood. In Ezekiel chapter eight, the history that identifies when the ancient men of Jerusalem are bowing to the sun, and are contrasted with those who receive the seal of God in the next chapter. The third abomination (generation), represents a false latter rain message, as represented by the “weeping for Tammuz.” In the third generation of Adventism, which began in 1919, a “lie” was introduced in connection with the false gospel publicly presented by W. W. Prescott at the 1919 Bible Conference. That “lie” is a specific subject of the third generation, and the “lie” is the false foundation of the false latter rain message, represented by the “weeping for Tammuz.”
Góor yu mag ñëw yu màgg ya di yóbbu benn yégle ndox mujj gu dul dëgg, te Esayiir dafa ko wone ni ab “fen” ak ab neen. Ci Ezekiel saar ñett ak juróom-ñaar, am na taarix bi xamale jamono ji góor yu màgg ya ci Yerusalem di sujjóot jant bi, te ñu teg leen ci wet ak ñi di jot màndarga Yàlla ci saar bi ci topp. Ñetteelu xesal bi (maas gi), dafa tegu ci benn yégle ndox mujj gu dul dëgg, ni ko “jooyal Tammuz” di firndeel. Ci ñetteelu maas gi ci Adventism, bi tambalee ci atum 1919, dañoo dugal benn “fen” ci njaxlaf ak xibaar bu baax bu dul dëgg bi W. W. Prescott yéglee openly ci Ndaje Biblia bi ci 1919. Boobu “fen” mooy benn mbir mu wuute buy jëm ci ñetteelu maas gi, te “fen” boobu mooy dalu bu dul dëgg bu yégle ndox mujj gu dul dëgg, te “jooyal Tammuz” di ko firndeel.
It is important to spend time pinpointing the “lie” in prophecy, for the “lie” is the major reason Laodicean Adventism cannot see the increase of knowledge in 1989. The “lie” is that “the daily” in the book of Daniel represents Christ’s sanctuary ministry. Applying “the daily” prophetically as Christ’s sanctuary ministry is a false and incorrect prophetic application, but the “lie” is not simply identifying the false identification of “the daily” as a prophetic symbol, it also represents a “lie” that claims that Sister White agreed with the false application, and then using that falsehood to then establish the incorrect application as established truth.
Am na solo na jëfandikoo waxtu ngir xëc “fen bi” ci waxu yëgle, ndaxte “fen bi” mooy sabab bu mag bi tax Adventisme bu Laodise bi mënul a gis yokkute xam-xam bi ci atum 1989. “Fen bi” mooy ne “daily” bi ci téereb Daniel dafay tegtal liggéeyu Kirist ci kër-yàllaas. Jëfandikoo “daily” bi ci wàllu waxu yëgle ngir tekki ko ni mooy liggéeyu Kirist ci kër-yàllaas, loolu jëfandikoo bu dul dëgg la te jubul; waaye “fen bi” du rekk xamle naka ñu dëral tegtalu “daily” bi ni màndargay waxu yëgle bu dul dëgg, waaye itam dafay tegtal “fen” bu wax ne Soeur White dafa déggoo woon ak jëfandikoo bu dul dëgg boobu, te gannaaw loolu ñu jëfandikoo fen googu ngir samp jëfandikoo bu jubul bi ni dëgg gu ñu tabax ba noppi.
The correct understanding of the last six verses of Daniel eleven, have been typified by verses thirty to thirty-six, and when Sister White identifies the complete fulfillment of Daniel chapter eleven, she states that “scenes similar to those described” in verses thirty to thirty-six “will be repeated.”
Ndëggu yëggo gu jub ci juróom-benn laaya yu mujj yi ci Daniel fukki benn, dañu leen misaalaloon ak ay laaya yu nekk ci ñett-fukk ak fanweer ba ñett-fukk ak juróom-benn, te bi Mbokk Sister White jàllalee matug yëppug Daniel saar fukki benn, mu wax ne “xew-xew yu mel ni yiñu feeñal” ci ay laaya yu nekk ci ñett-fukk ak fanweer ba ñett-fukk ak juróom-benn “dinañu dellu am.”
Employing the false definition of “the daily,” produces a false historical structure. The history represented in Daniel chapter eleven, verses thirty to thirty-six, includes the taking away of “the daily.” “The daily” is either the Millerite application, or application of Prescott and Daniells. Depending on which application is chosen, two different historical structures will be produced.
Su ñuy jëfandikoo tekki bu wéradi bu “bu bes bi,” day jur ab taxawaayu taarix bu wéradi. Taarix bi ñu teewal ci Daniel saaru fukk ak benn, aaya ñetti fukk ba juróom-benn, dafa boole ñàkkale “bu bes bi.” “Bu bes bi” mooy benn ci ñaari jëfandikoo yii: jëfandikoo Millerite bi, walla jëfandikoo Prescott ak Daniells. Toppatoo ci ban jëfandikoo la ñu tànn, ñaari taxawaayu taarix yu wuute dinañu génn.
And arms shall stand on his part, and they shall pollute the sanctuary of strength, and shall take away the daily sacrifice, and they shall place the abomination that maketh desolate. Daniel 11:31.
Te loxo yu dëkk ci wetam, te dinañu sobal kër Yàlla gu sell gi am doole, te dinañu dindi sarax si ñuy jébbal bés bu nekk, te dinañu teg njub ga di yàq te wéyal. Daniel 11:31.
According to inspiration the prophetic history represented in this verse, and including verse thirty, and verses thirty-two through thirty-six is to be repeated in verses forty through forty-five of Daniel eleven.
Toppu ci bind ak xel mu sell mi, jaar-jaaru waxu yonent yi te ñu tektal ci ay kàddu yii, te muy boole benn fukki aaya ba ñetti, ak aaya yi ñaar fukk ak ñaar ba ñaar fukk ak juróom-benn, war nañu ko delloo ci aaya yi ñeent fukk ba juróom ci Daniel benn fukk ak benn.
“The prophecy in the eleventh of Daniel has nearly reached its complete fulfillment. Much of the history that has taken place in fulfillment of this prophecy will be repeated. In the thirtieth verse a power is spoken of that ‘shall be grieved, [Daniel 11:30–36 quoted.]
“Wax jiitu bi nekk ci ñaareel-fukk ak benn ci Daniel jege na lool ngir ànd ak matam bu mat. Lu bare ci jaar-jaari mboolem bindub taarix bi amoon ngir matal wax jiitu bii dina dellusi. Ci benn-fukk ak ñett-fukki sarax bi, am na kàttan buñ wax ne mooy ‘dina tiis, [Daniel 11:30–36 quoted.]
“Scenes similar to those described in these words will take place.” Manuscript Releases, number 13, 394.
«Xew-xew yu mel ni ñi wax ci baat yii dina am.» Manuscript Releases, numéro 13, 394.
The verse where we find “the daily,” is verse thirty-one.
Aaya bi nu gis “lu bëccëg-bëccëg bi,” mooy aaya ñaar-fukk ak benn.
And arms shall stand on his part, and they shall pollute the sanctuary of strength, and shall take away the daily sacrifice, and they shall place the abomination that maketh desolate. Daniel 11:31.
Te doole yu xare dinañu taxaw ci wàllam, te dinañu sobal kër yàlla gu màgg gi, te dinañu dindi saraxu bés bu nekk, te dinañu teg xam-xamukaay bu araamal bi indi yàqule. Daniel 11:31.
The “arms” in the verse stand up on “his part.” The “arms” are a power, as is the one they “stand up” for. It is the “arms” in the verse that “stand on his part,” and the “arms” that “pollute the sanctuary of strength,” and the “arms” “take away the daily” and it is also the “arms” that “place the abomination that maketh desolate.” In Revelation chapter thirteen, the dragon, which is pagan Rome provides three things for the papacy.
“Yenni” yi ci kàddu gi ñu jàng bi di taxaw “ci sa wàll.” “Yenni” yi ay kàttan lañu, ni noonu it ki ñuy taxawal. “Yenni” yi ci wax ji lañuy “taxaw ci sa wàll,” te “yenni” yi lañuy “sobeel kër-yàlla gu dëgër gi,” te “yenni” yi it lañuy “dindi sarax su bés bu nekk,” te itam “yenni” yi lañuy “teg lu bon lu yóbbu yàqule.” Ci Téereb Peeñu mi, saraxle 13, nago wi, mooy Room gu bokk ci bànkase, jox na papas bi ñetti mbir.
And the beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the dragon gave him his power, and his seat, and great authority. Revelation 13:2.
Rabu ga ma nga gis gis ma melax, te ay tuddam mel ni bear, te ay gémmiñ mel ni gaynde; te dragon bi jox ko dooleem, ak tooguam, ak sañ-sañ bu réy. Révélation 13:2.
The leopard-like beast is identified by Sister White as the papacy, and in chapter twelve Sister White identifies that the dragon is both Satan, and also pagan Rome.
Rabu mel ni, Jigéen White woññe na ko ne mooy papasi bi, te ci saar fukki ak ñaar, Jigéen White woññe na ne jinax ji mooy Seytaane, te itam mooy Room gu pagan.
“Thus while the dragon, primarily, represents Satan, it is, in a secondary sense, a symbol of pagan Rome.” The Great Controversy, 439.
«Noonu nag, ci njëkk, mooy teyatal Seytaane, waaye ci beneen jëfandikoo bu ñaareel, mooy misaal bu Room gu pagan.» The Great Controversy, 439.
In verse two, of Revelation chapter thirteen, pagan Rome gave its military power, its “arms”, unto the papacy, beginning with Clovis king of the Franks (France), in the year 496. Pagan Rome gave papal Rome its seat of authority in the year 330, when the emperor Constantine vacated the city of Rome and moved the capitol of imperial Rome to the city of Constantinople. Pagan Rome gave the civil authority to the papacy in the year 533, when Justinian issued a decree identifying the papacy as the head of all the churches, and the corrector of heretics.
Ci waax bi ñaareel bi ci Peeñu Yàlla saar 13, Room bu bokkoon ci ñaareel yoon bi jox na Papauté bi kàttanam gu xare, “ay loxoam”, tàmbalee ak Klowis buur bu Farank yi (Farãs), ci atum 496. Room bu bokkoon ci ñaareel yoon bi jox na Room bu Papauté bi saxuwaayam bu nguur ci atum 330, ba buur-imperaar Kostantaŋs bàyyi dëkk bu Room te yóbbu kër gu mag gu nguurug Room gu imperyaal gi ca dëkk bu Konstantinóobol. Room bu bokkoon ci ñaareel yoon bi jox na Papauté bi sañ-sañu nguurug àddina ci atum 533, ba Yustinyaan génne ndigal wu teg Papauté bi ni mooy boppu mboolem kër-yàlla yi, te mooy jubbanti kat yi ñuy wax ni dañu réer ci ngëm.
In verse thirty-one the “arms” that stand up, are the military forces of pagan Rome, that stood up for the papacy beginning with Clovis in the year 496. For this act the papacy identifies France as the “first born of the Catholic church,” and sometimes as “the eldest daughter of the Catholic church.” In verse thirty-one, after Constantine passed a Sunday law in the year 321, and then moved the capital from the city of Rome unto the city of Constantinople in the year 330, the formerly invincible empire began to crumble, as the first four Trumpet powers of Revelation chapter eight began an ongoing warfare against the Roman empire. The focus of the attacks carried out by the Barbarians and Genseric were directed against the city of Rome, which before the year 330, had been the “sanctuary of strength” for the Roman empire. From the year 330 and onward invading barbarian warfare was to “pollute the sanctuary of strength,” until the “arms” of pagan Rome were to stand up for the papacy, beginning in the year 496.
Ci sàccu benn a fanweer baat yi “loxo yi” yu taxaw, mooy doole ju soldaaru Room bu bokk ci yéefar, yu taxaw ngir nguurug baap bi tambalee ak Clovis ci atum 496. Ngir jëf jooju, nguurug baap bi di wax ne Farãs mooy “doom ji njëkk ci mbooloom katolig bi,” te yenn saa yi di ko tudde itam ne mooy “doom ju jigéen ji gën a mag ci mbooloom katolig bi.” Ci fanweer baat boobu baat yu ñetti fukk ak benn, gannaaw bi Constantine defee yoonu Diminig ci atum 321, ba noppi toftal kër gu mag gi jógé ci dëkku Room dem ci dëkku Constantinople ci atum 330, nguur gu njëkk a dëgër woon te kenn mënu ko daan, tàmbalee tas-tasi; ndaxte ñetti doole yu njëkk yu Trompet yi ci Peeñug Yàlla saar 8 tàmbalee xare bu sax ci kaw nguurug Room. Xeetu bëre yi barbar yi ak Genseric doon def, seen gis-gis jublu woon ci dëkku Room, mi woon, lu jiitu atum 330, “bérabu sell bu doole” ngir nguurug Room. Li dalee ci atum 330 ak li ko topp, xarey barbar yi di dugg, dañoo war a “sobil bérabu sell bu doole bi,” ba kera “loxo yi” yu Room bu bokk ci yéefar di taxaw ngir nguurug baap bi, li tambalee ci atum 496.
Not only did pagan Rome provide three things for the papal power, by giving it the military power, the civil authority and the seat of the city of Rome, but it also removed three horns for papal Rome.
Du Roma bu pagan kenn kenn di jox ñetti mbir ngir dooley pape bi, bi ko joxee dooley xare ba, sañ-sañu réew mi ak toogu dëkk ba di Roma, waaye itam dafa dindi ñetti xarit ngir Roma gu pape gi.
I considered the horns, and, behold, there came up among them another little horn, before whom there were three of the first horns plucked up by the roots: and, behold, in this horn were eyes like the eyes of man, and a mouth speaking great things. Daniel 7:8.
Ma xalaat buur ya, te gis naa ne benn ndeg mu tuuti feeñ na ci seen biir, te ñetti ci buur yi jëkk yañu leen buddi ba ca seen reeni; te gis naa it ne ci ndeg moomu amoon na ay bët yu mel ni bët yu nit, ak gémmiñ gu doon wax wax yu màgg. Daniel 7:8.
The three horns that were to be “plucked up” in Daniel chapter seven, represented three primary powers that were resisting the rise of the papacy to power. The last of those three horns was removed when the Goths were driven from the city of Rome in the year 538. They were driven out of the city by the “arms” of pagan Rome, for those “arms” were to place the papacy (the abomination of desolation), on the throne of the then-known world in the year 538.
Ñatti ñaari baaraam yi waroon a “fóotiku” ci Daniel saar 7, dañoo teewal ñaari doole yu mag yi doon bàyyi ndawug papaas bi ngir mu jot nguur. Mujj gi ci ñaari baaraam yooyu jëlees na ko ba ñu dàq Goot yi ca dëkku Rooma atum 538. Ñu dàq leen ca dëkk ba jaarale ko ci “loxo yi” yu Rooma bu pagaan, ndaxte “loxo yooyu” waroon nañu teg papaas bi (ñaawteefug yàqugaay gi), ci gàngune àddina si ñu xamoon jamono jooju, ci atum 538.
Verse thirty-one of Daniel eleven, identifies four things the “arms” (pagan Rome), were going to do. They were to “stand up” for the papacy, as they did in the year 496. They were to pollute the “sanctuary of strength” as represented by the military struggles that were carried out upon the city of Rome for roughly two centuries. They were to “place” the papacy on the throne of the earth in the year 538, and they were also to “take away the daily.”
Aayaat ñett-fukk ak benn ci Daniel fukk ak benn, xamale na ñeenti mbir yu “loxo yi” (Room gu yàggul woon ci ñàkk-xam-xam), waroon a def. Dañu waroon a “taxaw” ngir papaas bi, ni ñu ko defee ci atum 496. Dañu waroon a tilimal “bérabu sell bu doole” bi, ni ko xaymawe yoonu xare yi ñu yóbbaloon ci kaw dëkk Room lu mat na lu tollu ci ñaari téeméeri at. Dañu waroon a “teg” papaas bi ci gànguna suuf si ci atum 538, te itam dañu waroon a “jàppalee bés bu nekk bi.”
The Hebrew word translated as “take away” in the verse (sur), means “to remove”. By the year 508, the resistance from paganism that existed in the Roman empire, that had been working to prevent the rise of the papacy to power, had been fully brought into subjection or eliminated.
Baatu Ebre bi ñu tekki ci “jàllale” ci kàddug verse bi (sur), tekki na “wàññi” walla “dindi”. Ci atum 508, xeex yi bokkoon ci yëngu-yëngoog paganism bi nekkoon ci biir Mbooloom Room, te doon liggéey ngir tere yéegug papauté bi ci kàttan, dañu ko yépp teg ci suufu ngëm walla dindi ko bu baax.
To identify “the daily,” as Christ’s sanctuary ministry is a false application, but the actual work that was accomplished in Laodicean Adventist history that identified the false application as the truth, was based upon a specific “lie” that was accomplished in the third generation of Adventism. Sister White’s direction that the history of verses thirty to thirty-six will be repeated in the final fulfillment of Daniel eleven, made it impossible for “the scornful men” that rule Jerusalem to place an interpretation upon verse thirty-one without simultaneously rejecting the Spirit of Prophecy.
Ngir xamle “bés bu nekk,” nekk na liggéeyu Kirist ci kër-yàllaam, mooy jëfandikoo bu jubul; waaye liggéey bu dëgg bi ñu sos ci jaar-jaaru Adventist bu Laodisée ngir wone ne jëfandikoo bu jubul boobu mooy dëgg, dafa sukkandikoo woon ci benn “fen” bu ñu def ci ñatteelu maasinu Adventism. Jubluwaayu Sister White ne jaar-jaaru aaya ñett-fukk ak fanweer ba ñett-fukk ak juróom-benn dina amaat ci matug mujj gi ci Daniel fukk ak benn, def na ba mu nekk lu manul woon ngir “nit ñi di xeeb” yi nguuru Yerusalem, ñu teg benn tekki ci aaya fanweer ak benn te ñu bañul ci benn yoon benn, Xel mu Wàcce waxoon.
The “scornful men” teach that the papacy took away the true understanding of Christ’s sanctuary ministry, by the introduction of the papal mass, which is a counterfeit of Christ’s work in the heavenly sanctuary. If this were the actual meaning of “the daily,” then the “arms” that stood up in verse thirty-one would be the papacy, for the grammatical structure of the verse demands that the “arms” are the power that takes away “the daily.”
“Góor ñi ngay” di jàngale ne nguurug paap bi dindi na xam-xamu dëgg bu jëm ci liggéeyu Krist ci bérabu sellam, jaarale ko ci dugal misa paap bi, te loolu mooy naaféq bu liggéeyu Krist ci bérabu sell bu nekk ci asamaan. Su fekkee ne mooy dëgg-dëgg tekki “ba tey bi,” kon “loxo yi” yu taxaw ci aaya fanweeri benn bi dañuy doon nguurug paap bi, ndaxte tabaxu wax ji ci aaya bi dafay laaj ne “loxo yi” mooy kàttan gi di dindi “ba tey bi.”
In order to uphold their dish of fables, they argue that the papacy (arms) polluted Christ’s heavenly sanctuary. The Hebrew word translated as “sanctuary (miqdash) of strength” is either a pagan sanctuary or God’s sanctuary. If Daniel wanted to convey that God’s sanctuary was to be polluted by the papacy, he would have employed the Hebrew word “qodesh”, which can only represent God’s sanctuary. So where is it recorded in the Bible or the Spirit of Prophecy that the heavenly sanctuary ever was or ever will be, polluted by the papacy?
Ngir dëggal seen pël bu lépp di léebu, ñuy wax ne paapal bi (loxo yi) mooy saxal kër-yàlla asamaanug Kirist. Kàddu Ebraayik bi ñu tekki ne “kër-yàlla (miqdash) bu doole” mooy benn kër-yàlla bu xeet yu dul Yàlla walla kër-yàllay Yàlla. Su fekkee ne Daniyel bëggoon wax ne paapal bi dina saxal kër-yàllay Yàlla, kon dafa wara jëfandikoo kàddu Ebraayik bi “qodesh”, ndax loolu mën na tektal rekk kër-yàllay Yàlla. Kon ana fu loolu bindees na ci Biibël bi walla ci Xelum Yonent bi ne kër-yàlla ga ca asamaan mas na saxalu walla dina saxalu ndax paapal bi?
Certainly, the sins of Christians are registered in the books of the heavenly sanctuary, but that representation does not mean God’s sanctuary was polluted. The cleansing of the sanctuary represented the cleansing of the record books that are located in the sanctuary. Furthermore, the papal power has never been Christian, so it has never been entered into the books of the investigative judgment. The only judgment identified for the papacy is the executive judgment of God’s wrath.
Wóor na, bàkkaaru kiristaan yi dañuy bindu ci téerey bérab bu sell ba ci asamaan; waaye melokaan boobu du tekki ne kër Yàlla gu sell gi dafa sobiku. Sellalug kër gu sell gi mooyoon misaal sellalug téerey bind bi nekk ci kër gu sell gi. Te itam, kàttanu paap bi mukk du woon Kiristaan, ba tax mukk dugguloon ko ci téerey àtteb seetkat bi. Benn rekk lañu xam ni moom lañu jàppal paap bi: àtteb jëfandikoo merum Yàlla.
The “arms” also were to “place the abomination that maketh desolate,” which would be what power? What power did the papacy place? And what power is it, in the very opening of verse thirty-one that the papacy stood up for?
“Yaram yi” itamoon nañu it “tekk ñaawteef gi indi réerug réew,” te loolu dina doon ban kàttan? Ban kàttan la papas bi teg? Te ban kàttan la, ci biir ubbi gi ci wersu ñett-fukk ak benn, papas bi taxawoon ngir moom?
The unlearned in Laodicean Adventism who have placed their eternal life into the hands of men who have been identified as being unable to read the book that is sealed, may be comfortable having their itching ears soothed with that type of corrupted biblical application, but it is even more absurd to try and take the history they must identify to uphold their error, and align it with the last six verses of Daniel eleven.
Ñi ñi am xam-xamul ci Adventism bu Laodicea, ñi jox seen dund gu dul jeex ci loxo nit ñi ñu wax ne maneesuñu jàng téere bi ñu tàbb, mën nañu neex ci ñoom ba seen nopp yu bëgg a dégg lu leen neex ñu dalal leen ak noonu jëfandikoo Biibël bu yaxu; waaye gën na yéeme ba tëju ngir jéem a jël taarix bi ñoom war a xam ngir taxawale seen njuumte, te boole ko ak juróom-benn aaya yu mujj yi ci Daniel fukki benn.
In the history leading up to the collapse of the Soviet Union, which can be shown to be represented as the King of the South in verse forty of Daniel eleven, the military strength of the United States stood up for the papacy, as Ronald Reagan formed a secret alliance with the antichrist of Bible prophecy. In so doing, it signaled that any Protestant resistance to the rise of the papacy had been subdued in the United States, as typified by the removal of the resistance of paganism in the year 508. The King of the North (the papacy) in the passage first swept away the Soviet Union in 1989, and did so in partnership with “chariots” and “horseman,” representing the military strength of the United States, and also with the economic strength of the United States as represented by the “ships.”
Ci jàll ci jaar-jaaru mbir yi jiitu woon bëre-bëru Mbooloom Soofiyeet, mi manees na wone ne moo ngi tëjju ci buurub bëj-gànnaar bi ci aaya ñent-fukk bi ci Daniyel fukki-benn, doole gu soldaaru Etazini taxawoon ngir jaarale papaas bi, ba Ronald Reagan sos booloo bu sutura ak antikiris bi ci waxi yonent yi ci Biibël. Ci def noonu, mu may xeetu màndarga ne bépp bëgg-boppu Protestaaŋ ci jëm-kanamu papaas bi dafañu ko noot ci Etazini, ni ko tegtalee ci dindi njàqareem pagaanism bi ci atum 508. Buuru bëj-nord bi (papaas bi) ci xibaar boobu, mooy jiitu jël ba walbat Mbooloom Soofiyeet ci 1989, te def ko woon ci bokk ak “woto yi” ak “war yi,” yi tegtal doole gu soldaaru Etazini, ak itam doole gu alal gu Etazini ni ko “gaal yi” tegtalee.
The United States was the “arms” that stood up for the papacy. Protestantism was taken away, just as the resistance of paganism was subdued by the year 508. In verse forty-one the United States will be conquered by the papacy, and the Constitution of the United States, which is the “sanctuary of strength” of the United States will be overturned as the United States places the King of the North (the papacy), upon the throne of the earth, as did pagan Rome in 538. If you are reading the articles on this website, then you can download The Time of the End magazine, and read a more thorough presentation of the last six verses of Daniel eleven, but we are now simply identifying that the identification of “the daily,” as Christ’s sanctuary ministry is a false application of the symbol. We are doing this in order to show that the false application was brought upon Laodicean Adventism by a purposeful lie.
Etazini mooyoon nañu “loxo yi” yi taxawoo ngir bàyyikook papaa bi. Protestantis bi ñàkk na, ni ñu daldee noot coono bi bokkoon ci paganisme ba matoon atum 508. Ci aaya ñeent-fukk ak benn, papaa bi dina noot Etazini, te Dëppoo gi Etazini, mi di “sàndaga doole” bu Etazini, dinañu ko daan, bi Etazini di teg Buur bi bëj-gànnaar (papaa bi) ci gangun suuf si, ni Room gu pagan defee ko ci 538. Su fekkee dangay jàng mbind yi nekk ci web-site bii, mën nga yeb The Time of the End magazine, te jàng wone gu gën a mat ci juróom-benn aaya yu mujj yi ci Daniel benn-fukk ak benn; waaye léegi, li nuy def mooy rekk xamle ne misaal bi di “the daily,” ni muy liggéeyu Krist ci kër-yàllaam asamaan, mooy jëfandikoo bu jubadiwul ci mandaargu xamil. Loolu lanu koy def ngir won ne jëfandikoo gu jubadiwul googu, mbëggeel a ca waral, dafa dikk ci Laodiseaŋu Adventism jaarale ko ci fen bu ñu bëgg te xam.
We will continue to consider the prophetic lie in the next article.
Dina yokk seetlu ci fen gu yonent bi ci bind bi ci topp.
“We have no time to lose. Troublous times are before us. The world is stirred with the spirit of war. Soon the scenes of trouble spoken of in the prophecies will take place. The prophecy in the eleventh of Daniel has nearly reached its complete fulfillment. Much of the history that has taken place in fulfillment of this prophecy will be repeated.
“Amuñu waxtu wu nu wara yàq. Jamono yu metti ngi ñëw ci sunu kanam. Adina bi dafa yëngu ak ruuhu xare. Lu yàggul dara, xew-xewu njàqare yi ñu wax ci ci kàdduy wax yu Yàlla waxoon dinañu am. Kàddug wax gu nekk ci Daniel fukki benn baat bi dafa jegesi na lu ëpp ci matug moom. Lu bare ci taarix bi amoon ngir matal kàddug wax googu, dina dellu am.”
“In the thirtieth verse a power is spoken of that ‘shall be grieved, and return, and have indignation against the holy covenant: so shall he do; he shall even return, and have intelligence with them that forsake the holy covenant. And arms shall stand on his part, and they shall pollute the sanctuary of strength, and shall take away the daily sacrifice, and they shall place the abomination that maketh desolate. And such as do wickedly against the covenant shall he corrupt by flatteries: but the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits. And they that understand among the people shall instruct many: yet they shall fall by the sword, and by flame, by captivity, and by spoil, many days. Now when they shall fall, they shall be holpen with a little help: but many shall cleave to them with flatteries. And some of them of understanding shall fall, to try them, and to purge, and to make them white, even to the time of the end: because it is yet for a time appointed. And the king shall do according to his will; and he shall exalt himself, and magnify himself above every god, and shall speak marvellous things against the God of gods, and shall prosper till the indignation be accomplished: for that that is determined shall be done.’ Daniel 11:30–36.
“Ci baatub fanweeri ñetteel bi, am na benn kàttan buñ wax ne: ‘dina metti xolam, dellusi, te am mer ci kóllëre gu sell gi; noonu lay def. Dina sax dellusi, bokk xel ak ñi dëddu kóllëre gu sell gi. Ay loxo-kàttan dinañu taxaw ci wetam, te dinañu sosal barab bu sell bi di kàttan, te dinañu dindi sarax su bépp bés, te dinañu teg xëcc ba di wàll reeni.’ Te ñi di def lu bon ci saafara kóllëre gi, dina leen réyréye ak neexal; waaye askan wi xam seen Yàlla dinañu am doole, te dinañu jëf ay màggal. Te ñi am xam-xam ci biir askan wi dinañu jàngal ñu bare; waaye dinañu daanu ndax saamar, ak safara, ak jaamute, ak alalu nangu, ay bés yu bare. Léegi bu ñu daanee, dinañu leen dimbali ak tuuti ndimbal; waaye ñu bare dinañu taq ci ñoom ak neexal. Te ay nit ci ñi am xam-xam dinañu daanu, ngir nattu leen, ngir setal leen, te ngir weexal leen, ba ci jamono mu mujj mi; ndaxte loolu dafa nekk ngir ab jamono bu ñu dogal. Te buur bi dina def li ko soob; dina yékkati boppam, maggal boppam jaatu Yàlla yépp, te dina wax ay wax yu yéeme ci luy saytu Yàllay yàlla yi, te dina jaar jàmm ba mer mi mat; ndax liñ dogal dina am.’ Daniel 11:30–36.”
“Scenes similar to those described in these words will take place. We see evidence that Satan is fast obtaining the control of human minds who have not the fear of God before them. Let all read and understand the prophecies of this book, for we are now entering upon the time of trouble spoken of:
«Xew-xewu yu mel ni ñiñ lañu wax ci baat yii dina am. Gis nanu firnde yu wone ne Seytaane mi ngi gaaw a jël nguur ci xeli nit ñi amul ragal Yàlla ci seen kanam. Na ñépp jàng te xam waxi yonent yi nekk ci téere bii, ndaxte léegi nuy dugg ci waxtu naqar wa ñu waxoon ne:
“‘And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book. And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt. And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever. But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.’ Daniel 12:1–4.” Manuscript Releases, number 13, 394.
“‘Te ca jamono, Mikaael dina taxaw, mooy buur bu mag bi taxaw ngir doom yi sa xeet; te jamono bu metti dina am, bu mel ni amul woon mukk, ba noppi xeet am na ba bés boobu. Te ca jamono boobu sa xeet dinañu mucc, kenn ku nekk kuñu gis ne bind nañu ko ci téere bi. Te ñu bare ci ñi nelaw ci suuf si dinañu yeewu, ñenn ngir dund gu dul jeex, te ñeneen ngir rus ak xeeb gu dul jeex. Te ñi am xam-xam dinañu leer ni leerug asamaan; te ñi yóbbu ñu bare ci njubte ni biddéew yi ba fàww ak ba fàww. Waaye yaw, ee Danyeel, tëjël wax yi, te muuraay téere bi, ba ci jamonoy mujje gi: ñu bare dinañu daw fu nekk ak fu nekk, te xam-xam dina yokku.’ Daniel 12:1–4.” Manuscript Releases, limu 13, 394.