03859nam a22001817a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023040001100064050001900075100003900094245012600133260010100259300001600360505321200376650003103588650003803619650002003657AUA.120230720084543.0170706b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cEGWEBO  aBX6122.T47bA5  aJ. N. AndrewsqJohn Nevins Andrews  aThe three messages of Revelation XVI, 6-12, particularly the third angel's message, and two-horned beast /cJ. N. Andrews  aBattle Creek, MIaChicago, ILaToronto, OntaAtlanta, GAbReview and Herald Publishing Co.c1892  a141p.c18cm  aCHAPTER I.
TIME WHEN THE PROCLAMATIONS OF REV. XIV ARE MADE. 

Importance of the Subject— Different views of this Prophecy 
— These Proclamations not applicable to the Future Age — 
Nor can they belong to J*ast Ages — The Messages addressed 
to the last Generation — Argument from 2 Thess. ii — From 
Dan. xii — From the Signs — From the Parable of the Sup- 
per — From Nahum ii — From the Destruction of Babylon — 
From the work of the two-horned Beast — Nature of these 
Proclamations, pp. 9 — 25. 

CHAPTER II. 

THE PROCLAMATION OF THE FIRST ANGEL. 

Identity of the Angels of Rev. xiv, 6, and x, 1 — The open 
Book of Chap, x — Nature of this Proclamation — Time when 
it is heard — Extent of the Warning — Evidences on which 
it is based — Reference to John t*he Baptist — The Disap- 
pointment, pp. 26 — 35. 

CHAPTER III. 

THE PROCLAMATION OF THE SECOND ANGEL. 

Time of this proclamation — Derivation of the term Babylon 
—Babylon not the wicked World — Not the city of Rome- 
Explanation of Symbols— The Seven Heads of the Beast-- 
Koine the seat of the Beast — Babylon not a literal city — 
Meaning of the Symbol — Facts which identify Protestants 
as a part of this great city. pp. 36 — 49. * 

CHAPTER IV . 

THE FALL OF BABYLON. 
The fall of Babylon not the burning of Rome — Not the loss 
of her civil power — It is a moral fall — The wine of Babylon — The churches tested by the first proclamation — Connection of the first and second Messages — Testimonies relative to the fallen state of the churches — Recent revivals — 
Spiritualism as a confirmation of the views here presented 
— Destruction of Babylon — Duty of God's people, pp. 49-65. 

CHAPTER V. 

THE PROCLAMATION OF THE THIRD ANGEL. 

This proclamation not a past event — It relates to the work 
of the Two-horned Beast — The Ten-horned Beast — Its 
identity with the Little Horn of Dan. vii — The seven Heads 
— The ten Horns — The deadly wound — The mouth speaking great things — Fate of the Beast, pp. GO — 72. 

CHAPTER VI. 

THE TWO-HORNED BEAST. 

The Two-horned beast cannot arise in the ten kingdoms of 
Papal Europe — Time and manner of his rise — Testimony of 
the Dublin Nation — Symbol of the two horns — The dragon 
voice — An age of wonders — The spirits of devils working 
miracles — The hour of Temptation, pp. 74 — 92, 

CHAPTER VII. 

THE WORK OF THE TWO-HORNED BEAST. 

Influence of this Power upon the Nations — Its deceptive 
Character — Identity of the Two-horned beast with the 
False Prophet — The Dragon voice of the Beast — The Image
of the Beast — The Mark and Number of his Name — The 
Worship of the Beast— The Final Contest, pp. 93—107. 

CHAPTER VIII. 

THE PENALTY THREATENED BY THE THIRD ANGEL. 
The Seven Last Plagues— The Lake of Fire. pp. 108—120. 

CHAPTER IX. 

CHRONOLOGY OF THE THIRD ANGEL. 

The Patience of the Saints — The Commandments of God — 
Opening of the Temple in Heaven — The wrath of God with- 
out mixture — The Faith of Jesus — Practical duties — The 
time of Trouble — The Triumph of the Saints — Conclusion, 
pp. 121—135.  aBiblexRevelation 14: 6-12  aBiblevThe three angel's messages  aBiblexProphecy