Chapter Twenty-One/Jehovah's Plagues on Christendom - A Star Falls From Heaven - Continue

 Outstanding in this connection was the proclamation made at what the Golden Age magazine described as "the greatest convention of Bible Students held during the age4s." This convention assembled in Columbus, Ohio, July20-27, 1924. No doubt at the direction of the angel that sounded the third trumpet, a forceful resolution was there adopted and later 50 million copies were distributed as a tract. It was published under the title Ecclesiastes Indicted. A subheading presented the issue: "The Seed of Promise Versus the Seed if the Serpent." The indictment their taking of high-sounding religious titles, their commercial giants and professional politicians the principal ones of their flocks, their desiring to shine before men, and their refusing to preach to the people the message of the Messiah's Kingdom. It emphasized that every dedicated Christian is commissioned by God to proclaim: "the day of vengeance of our God to comfort all that mourn. - ISAIAH 6:12, KJ. 

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