We are now in the testing period of the image of the beast, and the first prophetic controversy in Adventism’s history is now being repeated. In July of 2023, Michael the archangel descended to awaken Ezekiel’s dead dry bones, who were lying slain in the street of that great city of Sodom and Egypt. There in chapter eleven of Revelation, they are brought out of their sleep of death by the impartation of the Spirit. In chapter thirty-seven of Ezekiel, the message of the four winds is identified as the message that turns the dead dry bones, which is identified as the whole house of Israel, into the Lord’s army. The prophet Daniel represents John’s two slain witnesses, and he also represents those in the valley of dead dry bones as well as the wise virgins in the parable.

Léegi nu ngi nekk ci jamono jéemtu bu nattu-nattu bu nataalu rab wi, te njëkk njàngale yu xewal ci seeni kàdduy yonent ci bindu Adventism mi, léegi dañuy dellusi. Ci weeru Sulet 2023, Mikael, malaaka mu mag mi, wàcc na ngir yee Yekseli yu wow yu dee yi, yi daan tëdd, rey leen, ci mbedd mi ci dëkk bu mag boobu bu Sodom ak Ejipt. Foofa ci saaŋu fukki benn bu Peeñ mi, ñu génne leen ci séen nelawug dee jaarale ko ci joxug Xel mi. Ci saaŋu fanweeri juróom-ñaar bu Yekseli, yégle bu ñeenti ngélaw yi mooy yégle bi ñuy xam ne moo soppi yax yu wow yu dee yi — yi ñuy wax ne mooy kër gi yépp gu Israyil — ba muy doon mbooloom xarey Boroom bi. Yonent Daniel dafay tegtal seede yu ñaar yu Yowaana yu ñu rey yi, te itam dafay tegtal ñi nekk ci xuru yax yu wow yu dee yi, noonu itam janq yi am xel ci léeboon bi.

When the Millerites fulfilled the parable, they recognized that their experience was represented in the parable. The one hundred and forty-four thousand will also need to recognize that they had been in the tarrying time. Like Daniel in chapter nine, they will need to recognize that they have been scattered into the enemies’ land as represented by the seven times of Leviticus twenty-six, and also understand Nebuchadnezzar’s secret image of beasts.

Ba Millerit yi matalee léebu ba, ñu xam ne seen jaar-jaaram moo nekk ci léebu boobu. Ñi ñuy wax ne ñoom a di ñaar-fukk ak ñeenti junni ak ñeenti téeméer, itam dañuy soxla xam ne dañoo nekkoon ci waxtu bi muñee. Ni Danyeel ci ayuub juróom-ñent ba, dañuy soxla xam ne dañoo tasaaroo ci suufug noon yi, ni ko juróom-ñaari yoon yi ci Lewiitik ñeent-fukk ak juróom-benn tegtalee, te itam xam nataal bu nëbb bi Nebukadnesar jox ci mbindum rab yi.

In each of these lines a prophetic test from God’s Word is represented. The two witnesses dead in the street are filled with the Spirit as they are resurrected. Ezekiel’s dead bones needed to hear a prophetic message. Daniel had been studying the writings of Moses and Jeremiah when he was awakened to his scattered condition. In chapter two Daniel and the three worthies were metaphorically awakened to the fact that they had been placed under a death decree, and then the prophetic light which had been hidden and then unsealed rescued Daniel and his three friends. The virgins of the parable are awakened by a “cry” at midnight. The Millerites were awakened when Christ removed His hand from the figures on the chart. In all six witnesses it is a prophetic message that awakens the dead or sleeping ones. It then produces a testing where two classes are manifested at the conclusion of the testing process.

Ci nekk yi nekk ci ay rëdd yii, ab natt gu Yàlla jële ci Kàddug Yàlla lañu teewal. Ñaari seede yi dee ci mbedd mi, dañuy fees ak Xelum bi bu ñu leen dekkalewaat. Yaxaayel yaram yi dee yi ci Ezekiel dafa waroon a dégg ab yégle gu yonent. Daniel dafa doon jàng bind yi Musaa ak Yeremiya, ba mu yeewee ci sa xaalis gu tasaaroo. Ci sarax mi ñaareel, Daniel ak ñetti nit ñi ñu sooboon ci njubte, ñoom it dafa leen yeewe ci léebu ni ñu leen teggoon suuf ndigëlug dee, te gannaaw loolu leerug yonent gi woon nañu ko nëbbu ba noppi ubbiwaat nañu ko, te mu musal Daniel ak ñetti xaritam. Janq yi ci léebu wax ji, “yuuxu” ci guddi digg la leen yeewe. Millerit yi deñoo yeewe ba Kirist feeñee ne jële na loxoom ci nataal yi nekk ci tabloo bi. Ci juróom-benn seede yooyu yépp, ab yégle gu yonent moo di li yeew dee yi walla ñi nelaw. Gannaaw loolu, mu jur ab natt gu tax ñaari wàll wu nit ñi feeñ ci mujjug yoonu natt wi.

Based upon these lines, it is established that when the one hundred and forty-four thousand are awakened in the last days, it is Ezekiel’s message of the four winds, and of Moses’ scattering of seven times in Leviticus twenty-six. It is the message of the resurrection that is brought by Michael the archangel. It is the message of Nebuchadnezzar’s secret dream of the image of beasts.

Ci kaw yii, ñu samp ne bu ñaar-fukk ak ñeent junni ak ñeent wari junni ñi dekkaloo ci fan yi mujj, mooy yégleb Esekiyel ci ñeenti ngelaw yi, ak tasaar Musaa ñaari juróom-ñaari yoon ci Leviticus 26. Mooy yégleb dekki gi Mikael malaaka mu mag di indil. Mooy yégleb kër gi Nebukadnesar nëbb woon, di xatal melow rab yi.

The virgins are tested based upon whether they have oil, which is identified as “the messages of God’s spirit.” The Millerites were awakened when they realized they were identified within God’s prophetic Word, and also when they saw the same evidence that first led them to predict 1843 actually predicted October 22, 1844. Based upon these lines, it is established that when the one hundred and forty-four thousand are awakened in the last days, they will be awakened to a prophetic testing message which produces two classes of worshippers.

Ñaari yi dees leen natt ci ne am nañu diw, te diw jooju moom lañu ràññee ne mooy “bataaxali Xelu Yàlla.” Millerit yi deñoo yeewu bi ñu xam ne dañu leen waxoon ci Kàddu Yàlla gu wax lu jiitu, te itam bi ñu gis ne seede boobu, bi leen njëkkëraloon ba ñu yéene atum 1843, dafa dëggal ci lu mat October 22, 1844. Ci kaw rëdd yii, ñu tabax ne bu ñaar-fukk ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeenti junni yi yeewee ci fan yu mujj yi, dees na leen yeewe ci bataaxal bu nattu bu wax lu jiitu, buy jur ñaari xeetu jaamu-kat.

All of these lines find their perfect and final fulfillment in the period of prophetic testing represented by the formation of the image to and of the beast. That test is finished when probation closes upon the virgins at the Sunday law. Therefore, the image of the beast testing process that is repeatedly represented as a test that manifests who have understood the message that was unsealed, is represented by all these prophetic lines. In Daniel twelve the wise who understand the increase of knowledge navigate a three-step testing process represented as being made pure, white and tried. Those three steps are the steps of conviction brought by the Holy Spirit, representing a conviction of sin, righteousness and judgment. Those three steps are the courtyard, the holy place and the Most Holy Place. Those three steps are also represented in the three angels of Revelation fourteen as well as in the experience of Daniel and the three worthies in chapter one. There they first passed a dietary test, then a visual test and finally they passed the third test given by the king of the north—represented by Nebuchadnezzar.

Yépp yii yépp dañuy jot seen matuwaay gu mat te mujj ci jamono jéem yu ci yonent yi, yi ñuy tegtal ci sosug nataalu rab wa ak rab wa ci boppam. Jéem boobu jeex na bu waxtu xéewal bi tëjjee ci kaw janq yi ci yoonu Dimaas. Kon nag, yoonu jéem bu nataalu rab wa, bi ñuy wéyal ci tegtal ko ni jéem buy wone ñi xam xebaar bi ñu ubbiwoon, mooy bi ñuy tegtale ci yoon yu yonent yii yépp. Ci Daniel fukki ñaar, ñi xarañ ñi xam yokkute xam-xam bi, dañuy jaar ci benn yoonu jéem bu am ñetti jéego, bi ñu tegtale ne ñu setal leen, weexal leen, te nattu leen. Ñetti jéego yooyu mooy jéego yi Xel mu Sell mi indi ci dëggal, di tegtal dëggalu bàkkaar, dëggalu njubte ak dëggalu àtte. Ñetti jéego yooyu mooy kéru biti, bérab bu Sell bi, ak Bérab bu gëna Sell bi. Ñetti jéego yooyu itam dañu leen tegtal ci ñetti malaaka yi ci Peeñu Yowaana fukki ñeent, noonu itam ci jaar-jaaru Daniel ak ñetti gor yu yelloo yi ci saar bi jëkk. Foofa, ñoom dajale nañu jëkk jéem bu aju ci lekk, topp ca jéem bu aju ci gis-gis, te ci mujj ñu dajale jéem bu ñetteel bi buur bi bëj-gànnaar joxoon—bi Nebukadnecar di tegtal.

As for these four children, God gave them knowledge and skill in all learning and wisdom: and Daniel had understanding in all visions and dreams. Now at the end of the days that the king had said he should bring them in, then the prince of the eunuchs brought them in before Nebuchadnezzar. And the king communed with them; and among them all was found none like Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah: therefore stood they before the king. And in all matters of wisdom and understanding, that the king enquired of them, he found them ten times better than all the magicians and astrologers that were in all his realm. Daniel 1:17–20.

Ci ñentari xale yii, Yàlla may leen xam-xam ak kàttan ci bépp njàng ak xel mu rafet; te Daniyel amoon na déggoo ci bépp peeñ ak gént. Ba noppee ci mujjub fan yi buur bi waxoon ne ñu war na leen duggloo, sangub way-denc yi indi leen ci kanam Nebukadnessar. Buur bi nag wax ak ñoom; te ci seen biir gépp gisoonuñu kenn ku mel ni Daniyel, Ananya, Misael ak Asarya; moo tax ñu taxaw ci kanam buur bi. Te ci bépp mbirum xel mu rafet ak déggoo, yi buur bi laajoon leen ci, mu fekk leen ñu gëna fukk yoon bépp rabkat ak bépp way-jàngoro woon ci bépp réewam. Daniyel 1:17–20.

The last of three tests for Daniel and the three worthies was a test carried out by Nebuchadnezzar, thus typifying the final prophetic test Daniel and the three worthies typify is about Babylon, for Nebuchadnezzar was the king, which in Isaiah chapter seven, verses eight and nine establishes a king, a capital of a nation and a “head” which are interchangeable symbols. The “head” is representing the head of Modern Babylon in the last days. That “head” in the last days is the whore of Revelation seventeen, who has written upon her forehead, “MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.”

Nattu ñetti nattu yi ñépp ci Daniel ak ñetti góor yu tedd yi, mooy woon nattu bi Nebukadnesar def; noonu mu taxal ni nattu wax ci jamono mujj gi Daniel ak ñetti góor yu tedd yi di misaal moo jëm ci Babilon, ndaxte Nebukadnesar mooyoon buur bi, te loolu ci Esayi sarax 7, aaya 8 ak 9, day taxaw buur, péeyu réew, ak “bopp” ni ay misaal yu mën a wuutante. “Bopp” boobu dafay teyji boppu Babilon bu bees bi ci ay fan yu mujj yi. “Bopp” boobu ci ay fan yu mujj yi mooy jigéen ja di ndawsi ci Peeñu gi sarax 17, mi ñu bind ci jëemam ne, “SIRR BI, BABILON BU MAG BI, YAAYU NDÀWSI YI AK XASIDA YI CI SUUF SI.”

The one hundred and forty-four thousand’s last prophetic test is associated with a correct or incorrect understanding of the “head” of modern Babylon in the last days. Their last test also includes understanding that modern Babylon and Modern Rome are interchangeable symbols, and therefore modern Babylon’s “head” is the same “head” in either line, for they are interchangeable symbols.

Nattu biir junni ñent fukk ak ñent junni ñaar-fukk ña, séen mujj gu nuy wax ci yoon wi ci kanam, dafa boole ak xam bu jub walla xam bu jubul ci “bopp”u Babilon bu bees bi ci fan yu mujj yi. Séen mujj gu nuy seet itam mooy xam ne Babilon bu bees bi ak Room bu bees bi ay misaal lañu yuñu man a wuutante, te moo tax “bopp”u Babilon bu bees bi mooy benn “bopp” boobu ci benn waatukaay bi ak beneen bi, ndaxte ay misaal lañu yuñu man a wuutante.

“The world is filled with storm and war and variance. Yet under one head—the papal power—the people will unite to oppose God in the person of His witnesses.” Testimonies, volume 7, 182.

“Adina bi fees ak xare ak juote. Waaye ci suuf benn bopp—doole bu pap bi—nit ñi dinañu booloo ngir di bëgg a xeex Yàlla ci nit ki mu teg ay seedeem.” Testimonies, volume 7, 182.

Daniel and the three worthies illustrate that the final prophetic test, for it is always a test upon prophecy, is a test over the subject of Rome, for the head in the last days is the papal power, who is typified by Nebuchadnezzar, the first head of Babylon, who personally tested Daniel and the three worthies. The controversy typified by Daniel and the three worthies, is also prefigured by the first controversy in the foundational history of Adventism, as represented upon the 1843 chart, which was directed by the hand of the Lord, and was not to be altered. The controversy represented upon the 1843 chart was based upon identifying Antiochus Epiphanes or pagan Rome as the power who established the vision in verse fourteen of Daniel chapter eleven.

Danyeel ak ñetti góor yu yar yi wone ne nattu waxu yonent bu mujj bi—ndaxte masaa la nattu ci kaw waxu yonent—mooy nattu ci mbirum Room; ndaxte bopp bi ci fan yu mujj yi mooy kàttanu paap bi, mi ñu firndeel ak Nebukadnesar, jëkkër boppu Babilon bu jëkk, moom ci boppam moo natt Danyeel ak ñetti góor yu yar yi. Xulóo bi ñu firndeel ak Danyeel ak ñetti góor yu yar yi, xamleef nañu ko itam ci jëkkëru xulóo bi ci jaar-jaaru cosaanu Adventism, ni ñu ko tektalee ci karto 1843 bi, bi loxob Boroom bi jiitewoon, te waruñu koo soppi. Xulóo bi ñu tektalee ci karto 1843 bi, sampoon nañu ko ci kaw xamle ne Antiokis Epifaanes walla Room gu pagan moo doon kàttan gi tabaxee vision bi ci aaya fukk ak ñeent ci Daniel saraxle 11.

In the history of the last days the one hundred and forty-four thousand will be tested upon their prophetic understanding. Prophetic understanding is established by the several lines of prophecy that uphold the final test as prophetic in nature. The test will be progressive and will reach its conclusion with a manifestation of two classes of worshippers.

Ci jaar-jaaru jamono yu mujj yi, ñi ñaar-fukk ak ñeent junni ak ñeent-fukk ak ñeent yi dees na leen nattu ci seen xam-xamu kàddug yonent. Xam-xamu kàddug yonent mi, sampu na ci ay rëdd yu barey waxi yonent yu yégle ne nattu bu mujj bi am na melow yonent ci boppam. Nattu boobu dina jëm kanam ndank-ndank, ba agsi ci mujjam ak feeñug ñaari xeet yi di jaamu.

As represented in Daniel chapter twelve, the testing begins when new prophetic light is unsealed, and the first test is then whether to eat the message or reject the message. That test is represented by Daniel as “purified,” and the next test Daniel called, “made white,” and the process ended at the third and final test represented as “tried.” The third and final test is where the two classes are “tried,” and it is there they manifest whether they have oil, or not.

Ni ciir ci téereb Daniel saar fukk ak ñaar, nattu gi dafay tàmbali bu leeru waxu yonent bi bees ubbee, te nattu bu jëkk bi mooy ndax nit ki di lekk message bi walla mu bañ koo nangu. Daniel dafa teg nattu boobu ci turum “ñu laabal ko,” te nattu bu topp bi Daniel woo ko “ñu weexal ko,” te yoonu jëf ji mujje ci ñetteelu nattu bi, te mooy bu mujj bi, miñu tegu ci “ñu di ko natt.” Ñetteelu nattu bi, te mooy bu mujj bi, foofu la ñaari wàll yi di “natt,” te foofa lañuy feeñal ndax am nañu diiw, mbaa déedet.

Daniel chapter one directly identifies the last test, and therefore Daniel is identifying the test which is represented as “the formation of the image of the beast” which is the “test God’s people must pass,” both before “they are sealed” and also before “probation closes” at the soon-coming Sunday law.

Benn Daniel, sarax bu njëkk mi ngi jëfandikoo ci lu leer natte bu mujj bi, te moo tax Daniel mi ngi xamale natte biñ ko tekke ne mooy “sos naxaru rab wi,” te loolu mooy “natte bi nit ñi Yàlla war a jàll,” ñeel “laata ñu tëj leen ak seel bi” te itam laata “waxtu jéggal bi tëj” ci yoonu Dibeer bu dëgër te di ñëw léegi.

The test of how the image of the beast is formed involves the prophetic test of understanding the threefold union’s prophetic structure. The dragon, the beast and the false prophet have a specific prophetic structure that is established upon a multitude of prophetic witnesses. To understand how the threefold union comes together as a single prophetic power in the last days is to understand how the image of the beast is formed.

Nattu naka ci melow rab wi di sos mooy nattub waxu yonent bi ci déggoo jumtukaay jëfandikoo benn-benn boole bu ñetti wàll yi. Naga, rab wi ak yonent bu dëggul bi am nañu ab jumtukaay waxu yonent bu xóot te ñu taxawal ko ci kaw yàgg-yàggi seede yu bare ci waxu yonent bi. Ngir xam ni boole bu ñetti wàll yi di boolewu ba nekk benn dooleb waxu yonent ci fan yu mujj yi, mooy xam ni melow rab wi di sos.

A simple, but complex illustration of the importance of understanding how the image of the beast is formed in the last days is Paul’s testimony of the man of sin in chapter two of 2 Thessalonians. Paul addresses the prophetic relationship of pagan Rome and papal Rome, and when he does so, he identifies that “the prophetic relationship of pagan Rome and papal Rome” is a subject that manifests two classes of worshippers.

Misaal bu yomb te waaye lu lëj na ci solo bu am ci xam ni naka lañuy sàkk melo xar wa ci bés yu mujj yi mooy seede bu Pool ci nit ku bàkkaar gi nekk ci saar bi ñaareel bu 2 Thessaloniciens. Pool dafay wax ci digganteg yëgleel bi nekk ci diggante Room gu bokk ci jaamookat-yàlla yu dëggul ak Room gu paap bi, te bu ko defee, dafay wone ne “digganteg yëgleel bi nekk ci diggante Room gu bokk ci jaamookat-yàlla yu dëggul ak Room gu paap bi” mooy mbir mu feeñal ñaari xeetu wayu màgg Yàlla.

One group that loves the truth of “the prophetic relationship of pagan Rome and papal Rome,” and another group that doesn’t love that truth and therefore receive strong delusion. The prophetic relationship of pagan Rome and papal Rome that Paul set forth is but one of many prophetic passages that represent the relationship of those two powers, and also the relationship of those two powers with the United States.

Benn mbokk moo bëgg dëgg gi ci “jokkoo gu yonent bi nekk diggante Roomu njàngaan ak Roomu paapal,” te beneen mbokk du bëgg dëgg googu, ba tax ñuy jot nax gu tar. Jokkoo gu yonent gi nekk diggante Roomu njàngaan ak Roomu paapal, gi Pool waxoon, ab wàll rekk la ci yeneen barab yu bare yu yonent yi tegtal ci jokkoo gi nekk ci diggante ñaari dooley yooyu, te itam ci jokkoo gi ñaari dooley yooyu am ak Etazini.

Pagan Rome is the dragon, papal Rome is the beast and the United States is the false prophet. Ahab is the dragon king of ten kings, who is married to Jezebel the whore, who rules over a twofold set of false prophets. The male prophets were the prophets of Baal, and the priests of the grove represented the female goddess Ashtaroth. Together they typify the false prophet of the last days who forms and image of the beast as represented by the female priests and the male prophets.

Room gu bokk yi mooy jiitu, Room gu paapal gi mooy rab wi, te États-Unis mooy yonent buy fen. Ahab mooy buur gu jiitu bu fukki buur yi, mi jëkk ak Yézabel jigéen ju ndaw jooju, miy nguur ci kaw ñaari mboolo yu yonent buy fen. Yonent yu góor ya, ñooy woon yonenti Baal yi, te saraxalekat ya bu kër gi daan tegtal jinne ju jigéen ji, Ashtaroth. Ñoom ñépp booloo mooy misaalal yonent buy fen bu bés yu mujj yi, miy sos nataalu rab wi, ni ko saraxalekat yu jigéen ya ak yonent yu góor ya di tegtale.

The dragon is Ahab, who is a symbol of the ten kings of Revelation seventeen, and is the seventh kingdom of eight kingdoms. The sixth kingdom is the United States, Jezebel’s false prophets; the seventh kingdom is the ten kings, the United Nations, the dragon power, and the eighth kingdom, that is of the seven is the fifth kingdom that received a deadly wound, who is resurrected as the eighth and final kingdom which is the beast, that the United States and thereafter the entire world makes an image to and of.

Njàngat mi mooy Ahab, moom mi di misaal bu fukk buur yu Apokalips 17, te mooy juróom-ñaareel nguur gi ci juróom-ñett yi. Juróom-bennel nguur gi mooy États-Unis, yonent yu dëggul yi yu Jézabel; juróom-ñaareel nguur gi mooy fukk buur yi, Nations Unies, dooley njàngat mi; te juróom-ñetteel nguur gi, miy ki bokk ci juróom-ñaar yi, mooy juróom-junteel nguur gi ga jotoon ci loru dee, kooku mooy ki dekkat ñu ko yékkati muy juróom-ñetteel te mujj nguur gi, mooy rab wi, mi États-Unis ak gannaaw loolu àddina bépp di defar nataalam ak nataalamam.

Daniel chapter one identifies a final prophetic test that involves understanding Rome as represented within God’s Word. 2 Thessalonians identifies that the final prophetic test includes light concerning the structure of Modern Rome, as represented by the prophetic and political relationship between pagan and papal Rome.

Daniel saar 1 misaal na nuy wax ci njeexital nattu yonent bi, buy ànd ak xam ni Rooma mel na ci Kàddu Yàlla. 2 Thessalonians feeñal na ne nattu yonent bu mujj bi itam dafa boole leer gu jëm ci jumtukaay Rooma yu bees yi, ni ñu koy tektalee ci diggante yonent ak politig bi nekk ci diggante Rooma gu bokkoon ci ñaareel yoon ak Rooma gu baale bi.

Daniel chapter two illustrates that there is a secret that is unsealed in the last days that tests the one hundred and forty-four thousand, for Daniel and the three worthies in chapter two represent God’s last-day people. The prophetic secret that is unsealed, and therefore tests them, is Nebuchadnezzar’s secret dream of the image of the beasts, thus representing the last test for the one hundred and forty-four thousand which is, as Sister White recorded, “the formation of the image of the beast.”

Yàllaŋaare ñaareel bu Daniel dafa won ne amna kumpa gu ñuy ubbi ci fan yu mujj yi, te mooy nattu ñaari téeméeri ak ñeent-fukki ak ñeent junni; ndaxte Daniel ak ñetti góor yu tedd yi ci yàllaŋaare ñaareel bi dañuy tegu nit ñi Yàlla ci fan yu mujj yi. Kumpa gu yonent bi ñuy ubbi, te moo tax di leen nattu, mooy gént gu kumpa gu Nebukadnesar ci mbirum nataalu rab yi; noonu nag muy tegu nattu gu mujj gi ngir ñaari téeméeri ak ñeent-fukki ak ñeent junni, te mooy, ni Koor Bu Jigéen White bindoon, “sosug nataalu rab bi.”

The test represented by chapter two of Daniel is placed under the threat of death. As an illustration of the last days, it is confirming what Paul taught when he identified the strong delusion that comes upon those who do not love the truth. In Daniel’s history, his understanding saved the wise men of Babylon, but there is no probation after the final test of the last days.

Nattu gi ñaareelu xët bu Daniel di tegtal, dees na ko samp ci seen kaw ak ragal dee. Ni muy misaal bu fan yu mujj yi, mu ngi dëggal li Pool jàngale woon bi mu ràññee nax gu dëgër, gi di dikk ci kaw ñiy bañ a bëgg dëgg. Ci jaar-jaaru Daniel, xam-xamam musal na boroom xel yu Babilon; waaye ginnaaw nattu bu mujj baat yi mujj yi, amulati jamono probation.

Every line of the controversy over Rome as a symbol that we have identified provides direct witness to the controversy that is now under way. As the movement for Sunday legislation is now making its way in darkness, God’s prophetic Word is identifying its approach, though very few souls are children of the day, and those who are not children of the day, are therefore unaware that the sands of probationary time are rapidly running out. This is occurring in the context identified by Sister White, where the final movements will be rapid ones. In July, 2023, Michael descended to bring His mighty army to its feet, but to be part of the army there is a prophetic work that must first be accomplished, and it is accomplished in the political environment where the image of the beast is being formed.

Bépp xëtu ci werante gi ci mbirum Room ngir mu nekk misaal bi nu xamale, di joxe seede bu jub ci werante gi mi ngi leegi dox. Naka liggéeyu yoonu Dibeer mi leegi di yéeg ci lëndëm, Kàddu Yàlla gu yëglee li war a xew mi ngi xamale ni mu jëgësi, te ay ruu yu néew-a-neew rekk ñoo di doom yi bés bi; te ñi dul doom yi bés bi, kon xamuñu ne suuf siir yiirug waxtu nattu gi mi ngi gaaw a jeex. Lii dafa xew ci biir taxawaay bi Sœur White waxoon, fa mu nee jëf yi mujj yi dinañu gaaw. Ci weeru Sulet 2023, Mikaeel wàcc na ngir taxawal ay soldaaram yu am kàttan, waaye ngir bokk ci mbooloom soldaar boobu, am na liggéeyu yonent bu wara njëkk a mat; te dees na ko matal ci àddina siyaaset bi, fa ñuy sos nataalu rab wa.

The prophetic work that must be accomplished includes a recognition of the formation of the image of the beast. The student of prophecy must recognize by the events taking place in the current history that the religious and political factors that produce the image of the beast in the United States are under way. The student must also recognize how the image of the beast is prophetically formed as set forth in God’s Word. He must also recognize that as the image of the beast is being formed in the United States, that the image of God is being formed in the one hundred and forty-four thousand. He must understand the parallel of last-day history with the Millerites during the development of the Midnight Cry message in their history, when they were awakened to the fact that they were in the tarrying time of the parable, and therefore they themselves are the virgins. All three elements are part of the prophetic test which began to play out in July of 2023.

Jëfandikukat gu leer gi war a am dafa war a boole njàngat ci sosub melo rab wi. Ndongo kàddug yëgle bi war na xam, jaarale ko ci xew-xew yi di am ci jamono ji nu nekk, ne mbir yu diine ak yu politig yi di jur melo rab wi ci États-Unis tàmbali nañu dem kanam. Ndongo bi war na itam xam ni melo rab wi laaj nañu ko ci yëgle ba noppi, ni ko Kàddu Yàlla tëral. Mu war na itam xam ne, bi ñuy sos melo rab wi ci États-Unis, melo Yàlla mi ngi sosu ci ñaar-fukk ak ñeent junni. Mu war na déggoo mbir mu dëppoo ci diggante jaar-jaaru fan yu mujj yi ak Millerites yi, ba ñuy yokkute yégle “Yuuxub Guddi” bi ci seen jaar-jaaru, ba ñu yeewoo ne ñu nekk nañu ci waxtu yiñaan wi ci léeb ba, te moo tax ñoom ci seen bopp ñooy janq yi. Ñetti mbir yii yépp bokk nañu ci nattu yëgle bi tàmbalee feeñ ci sulet 2023.

“Line upon line” each controversy over Rome that has arisen in Advent history was sacred history that is repeated in the last days. The final controversy over Rome is in direct consequence of God’s people refusing to awaken at the message that arrived in July of 2023.

«Rëdd ci rëdd» bépp juutoo ci mbirum Room bu jóg ci jaar-jaari tariixu Advent mooy tariix bu sell buy dellusi ci mujjal fan yi. Juutoo gu mujj gi ci mbirum Room am na ndigël gu jub ci yoon wi, ndax nit ñi Yàlla bañ nañoo yeew ci ndigal gi agsiwoon ci weeru Sulet 2023.

God will arouse His people; if other means fail, heresies will come in among them, which will sift them, separating the chaff from the wheat. The Lord calls upon all who believe His word to awake out of sleep. Precious light has come, appropriate for this time. It is Bible truth, showing the perils that are right upon us. This light should lead us to a diligent study of the Scriptures and a most critical examination of the positions which we hold. God would have all the bearings and positions of truth thoroughly and perseveringly searched, with prayer and fasting. Believers are not to rest in suppositions and ill-defined ideas of what constitutes truth. Their faith must be firmly founded upon the word of God so that when the testing time shall come and they are brought before councils to answer for their faith they may be able to give a reason for the hope that is in them, with meekness and fear.

“Yàlla dina tax ay nitam yi yeewu; bu yeneen yoon yi amul njariñ, ay bàkkaar yu jubadi dinañu dugg ci seen biir, te loolu dina leen setal, di xaajale mbuus mi ak dugub ji. Boroom bi woote na ñépp ñi gëm kàddoom, ngir ñu yeewu génn nelaw. Leer gu am solo jot na, te mu méngoo ak jamono jii. Moo di dëggu Biibël bi, di wone musiba yi nekk ci sunu wet. Leer googu war na noo yóbbu ci jàngat bu far te di seet bu gëna xóot ci taxawaay yi nu yor. Yàlla bëgg na ngir wàll yi ak taxawaayi dëgg yépp ñu leen seet bu baax te sax, ak ñaan ak wor. Gëmkat yi waruñu di noppalu ci njort yu rekk ak xalaat yu leerul ci li muy dëgg. Seen ngëm war na sampu bu dëgër ci Kàddug Yàlla, ngir ba jamonoy nattu bi agsee te ñu indi leen kanamu kureel yi ngir ñu tontu ci seen ngëm, ñu man a joxe lay ci yaakaar yi nekk ci ñoom, ak lewet ak ragal.”

Agitate, agitate, agitate. The subjects which we present to the world must be to us a living reality. It is important that in defending the doctrines which we consider fundamental articles of faith we should never allow ourselves to employ arguments that are not wholly sound. These may avail to silence an opposer, but they do not honor the truth. We should present sound arguments, that will not only silence our opponents, but will bear the closest and most searching scrutiny. With those who have educated themselves as debaters there is great danger that they will not handle the word of God with fairness. In meeting an opponent it should be our earnest effort to present subjects in such a manner as to awaken conviction in his mind, instead of seeking merely to give confidence to the believer.

“Yëngu, yëngu, yëngu. Mbir yi nu jëfandikoo àddina bi, war nañu ci nun nekk dëgg gu dund. Am na solo lool ci ne, bu nuy aar njàngale yi nu jàpp ni ñoo di ay xët yu njëkk ci ngëm sunu ngëm, bañ nu bàyyi sunu bopp mukk nu jëfandikoo ay lay yu matul baax bu baax. Loolu man na jariñ ci noppi ab weddi, waaye du teral dëgg gi. War nañu wone ay lay yu wér, yu dul rekk noppi sunuy weddi, waaye itam yu mana muñ xool bu gëna jege ak seet bu gëna xóot. Ci ñi jàngal seen bopp ngir nekk ay waxtukat yu xuloo, am na fi musiba gu mag ne duñu jëfandikoo Kàddu Yàlla ak njub. Bu nuy dajeek ab weddi, sunu jéego bu dëgg dëgg war na nekk ci ne, nuy wone mbir yi ci anam wu tax ne dëgg dëgg dal ci xelam, te du ci nekk rekk di sàmm kóolute ngëmkat bi.”

“Whatever may be man’s intellectual advancement, let him not for a moment think that there is no need of thorough and continuous searching of the Scriptures for greater light. As a people we are called individually to be students of prophecy. We must watch with earnestness that we may discern any ray of light which God shall present to us. We are to catch the first gleamings of truth; and through prayerful study clearer light may be obtained, which can be brought before others.” Testimonies, Volume 5, 708.

“Ku nit muy man a mottali ci xelam, bu mu xalaat benn saa rekk ne amul soxla bu baax ci seetlu bu xóot te sax ci Mbind mi Sell ngir jot leer gu gën a yaatu. Nun, ni ñu nekk ab askan, ñu woo nañu kenn ku nekk mu doon taalibé kàdduy wax yu Yàlla yégle woon ci kanam. War nañu xool ak farlu ngir man a xàm benn rëy-rëy bu leer bi Yàlla di nu won. War nañu jàpp njalbéen yu njëkk yu dëgg gi; te jaarale ko ci njàngum ñaan, manees na jot leer gu gën a set, nga man a indi ko ci kanam yeneen.” Testimonies, Volume 5, 708.

The Protestants of Miller’s time refused to be governed by the rules of grammar, and chose to ignore the word “also” in verse fourteen, which grammatically defines that “the robbers of thy people” represented a new power being introduced to the flow of events that were represented in the verses where verse fourteen is located. Uriah Smith did the very same thing when he ignored the grammatical evidence that proves the king of the north in verse thirty-six and later in verse forty had to be the same king of the north that had been the subject since verse thirty-one.

Protestan yi jamonoy Miller bañu bëgg a nguurloo ci yooni grammaire, te dañu tànn a bañ a jàppaat baat bi ne “itam” ci saraxu ñent-fukki ak ñeent, mi grammaire joxe leer ne “sàcc yi ci say nit” dañoo doon tektal katanu bees buy dugg ci doxalin mbir yi ñu wone ci sarax yi fa saraxu ñent-fukki ak ñeent nekk. Uriah Smith def na noonu itam bi mu bañee nangu firnde yu grammaire yi wone ne buur bi ci bëj-gànnaar ci saraxu fanweeri juróom-benn ak juróom-ñaar ak gannaaw ga ci saraxu ñent-fukk war na doon benn buur bi ci bëj-gànnaar mi doon mbir mi ñuy wax dale ko ci saraxu fanweeri benn.

Today those who teach the United States is the “robbers” employ a passage from Sister White that identifies the papal power and the United States as the two primary persecuting powers of the last days, and twist the grammar to argue that the reference of “old world” which Sister White uses to define Europe actually represents past history. The grammar in the passage proves this to be an incorrect assumption, and the way in which Sister White uses “old world” in the passage agrees with how she uses it other places in her writings. When she does so she is also in agreement with historians who use the expression “old world” in relation to the “new world” to make a distinction between Europe and the Americas.

Tey-jii, ñi jàngalekat yi wax ne États-Unis mooy “sàcc yi” di jëfandikoo benn xaaj bu joge ca Sister White te muy xamle dooley pap bi ak États-Unis ne ñoom ñooñu ñaari doole yu mag yi di fitnaal ci mujjug fan yi, te ñu wone grammatig bi ba ñu bëgg a wax ne li Sister White wax ne “old world,” bi mu koy jëfandikoo ngir tekki Europe, dafa doon tegtal jaar-jaari waxtu wu weesu. Grammatig bi nekk ci xaaj boobu firndeel na ne xalaat boobu jubul dara, te ni Sister White di jëfandikoo “old world” ci xaaj boobu méngoo na ak ni mu koy jëfandikoo ci yeneen bérab ci ay mbindam. Bu ko defe, dafa itam ànd ak istoriyen yi di jëfandikoo wax ji “old world” ci wàll “new world” ngir wërale wuute bi nekk ci diggante Europe ak Amerig yi.

“Romanism in the Old World and apostate Protestantism in the New will pursue a similar course toward those who honor all the divine precepts.” The Great Controversy, 615.

« Romanis ma ci Àddina yu Yàgg ya ak protestant yi bàyyikoo ci Àddina Bees bi dinañu topp yoon wu mel noonu ci kan yi di teral bépp ndigal yu Yàlla. » The Great Controversy, 615.

Grammatically the expression “will pursue” identifies that both powers represented by the “old world” and the “new” both “pursue” the persecution of God’s people in the last days, and it is grammatically flawed to claim this sentence is referring to the “old world” as past history, and “new” as the last days. “Line upon line” all the old controversies of Rome inform the student of prophecy of the last days that when they are awakened to the image of the beast test, it will include an environment where the correct identification of the robbers of thy people is manifested. The correct understanding of the “robbers,” is set forth upon the 1843 pioneer chart, and is therefore a foundational truth, that was confirmed by the authority of the Spirit of Prophecy. This identifies that when the students of prophecy awaken to their final test, the subject of the “robbers,” will also represent the final attack upon the foundational truths, and the Spirit of Prophecy.

Ci wàllu yoon, wax ji “dina topp” day wone ne ñaari kàttan yi ñuy tektale ci “àdduna ju yàgg” ak “ju bees” ñoom ñaar ñépp dañuy “toppa” fitnaalug askanu Yàlla ci fan yu mujj yi, te dafa jeng ci wàllu yoon ngir wax ne xalaat bii mooy jëfe “àdduna ju yàgg” ni moom mooy taarix bu weesu, te “ju bees” di fan yu mujj yi. “Rëdd ci kow rëdd,” bépp xuloo bu yàgg bu Room dafa xamal taalibek kàddug wax ju ñëw ci fan yu mujj yi ne bu ñu yeewee ci nattu nataalu rab wi, dina boole ak xaalisub jamono ju tax ñu feeñal njàqarekat yi ci sa askan. Xam-xam bu jub ci “njàqarekat yi,” dañu ko tëral ci këràntu-pionnier 1843 bi, te moo tax ne mooy dëgg gu saxal cosaan, te ñu dëggal ko ak sañ-sañu Xel mu Yàlla may ci Wax ju Waxoon. Lii day fësal ne bu taalibey wax ju ñëw yi yeewee ci seen nattu bu mujj, mbirum “njàqarekat yi” dina itam nekk tekki naatañu mujj bi ci dëgg yu saxal cosaan yi, ak Xel mu Yàlla may ci Wax ju Waxoon.

We will continue these thoughts in the next article.

Dina nu ëpp xalaat yii ci artik bi ci topp.