Tags:
mark,
i am doing some research on the 10 virgins, and i will give you more information, on this subject. currently i am puting them together so you could understand this important issue that is happening as we speak. hoping to put them altogether this week.
sir james
alex,
thanks for bringing this up, to be honest with you, i always thought the groomsmen were the 144K. Jesus is the groom and the grooms men were the 144,000 to prepare the way for Jesus to come. i do not have no biblical support on this, but help me alex to figure this out more, i am so much on fire to know the message. sister white speaks nothing about the grooms men, and so i am appealing to my members here on adventist online to coach me, to guide me and help me through this questionable issue, the groomsmen.
the 10 virgins (the bridesmaid) are said to be the adventist people, where in the 5 virgins were ready and the 5 other virgins were not ready, which is liken unto our church. half our members are ready and halve of them are the lukewarm, that is not ready. do you have anything to support the 10 virgins alex? I would be so interested to searching for this answer.
blessings
sir james
The 10 Virgins Represent the SDA Church
[Read Christ's Object Lessons, Chapter 29, "To Meet The Bridegroom", pg. 405-421.]
SOP says in Christ's Object Lessons pg. 406,
"As Christ sat looking upon the party that waited for the bridegroom, He told His disciples the story of the ten virgins, by their experience illustrating the experience of the church that shall live just before His second coming. The two classes of watchers represent the two classes who profess to be waiting for their Lord. They are called virgins because they profess a pure faith. {COL 406}"
...So here we see that the 10 Virgins and their experience represent the church and the experience of he church that shall live "just before His (Jesus) second coming." "The two classes of watchers represent the two classes who profess to be waiting for their Lord." The very name "ADVENTIST" means to believe in the soon second ADVENT of Christ. "They are called virgins because they profess a pure faith". That can be none other than the SDA Church. We know that all of the other churches are in Babylon. We are the only church that has a "pure faith". We have the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. This parable of the 10 Virgins represents the SDA Church.
Yes, but what church has a "pure faith"???
That is none other than the SDA Church.
SOP says,
"The parable of the ten virgins of Matthew 25, also illustrates the experience of the Adventist people. In Matthew 24, in answer to the question of his disciples concerning the sign of his coming and of the end of the world, Christ had pointed out some of the most important events in the history of the world and of the church from his first to his second advent; namely, the destruction of Jerusalem, the great tribulation of the church under the pagan and papal persecutions, the darkening of the sun and moon, and the falling of the stars. After this he spoke of his coming in his kingdom, and related the parable describing the two classes of servants who look for his appearing. Chapter 25 opens with the words, “Then shall the kingdom of Heaven be likened unto ten virgins.” Here is brought to view the church living in the last days, the same that is pointed out in the close of chapter 24. In this parable their experience is illustrated by the incidents of an Eastern marriage. {GC88 393.1}"
I posted a blog of a Bible study on the 10 virgins on my profile. Check it out if you want. I hope its beneficial.
Adventist Single?
Meet other Single
Adventists here:
Join Free
USA members:
Support AO by
using this link:
Amazon.com
© 2018 Created by Clark P.
Powered by