sale of, in Germany, by Tetzel, 127-129;
in Switzerland, by Samson, 178, 179.
Luther’s famous theses against, 128, 129.
Infallibility, of Scriptures, 89, 173, 174.
of pope, doctrine of, 50, 57, 237, 564.
_see also_ Gregory VII.
Infidelity, attacked by Luther, 126.
prevalence of, 281, 288, 461, 526, 583, 586.
in France, 270, 274-277, 281, 285, 288, 586, 587.
Wm. Miller converted from, 318, 319.
cause of, 522.
danger from, 463, 600.
_see also_ Atheism; Deism.
Innocent III., 581.
Inquisition, establishment of, 59.
in France, 235.
instruments of, a means of “conversion,” 569.
Intemperance, result of, 586, 589.
Intercession of Christ, 482-484, 489.
Interdict, papal, against Prague, 100, 101.
Intolerance, of Pilgrims, 293.
Iona, center of missionary effort, 62.
Sabbath observed on, 62.
Ireland, Christianity in, 62.
Isaiah, an example of true sanctification, 471.
Israelites, long-suffering of God toward, 19, 28.
compared to a goodly vine, 20.
apostasy of, 21.
great sin of, rejection of Christ, 22.
in bondage, lost knowledge of God’s law, 453.
advent believers in 1844 compared to, 457-460.
cause of forty years’ wandering of, 458.
enticed into sin by association with heathen, 508, 529, 530.
_see also_ Jews.
Italy, missionaries sent to, 62.
persecution in, 97.
Luther’s writings in, 139.
Jacob, Sabbath kept by, 453.
experience of, at brook Jabbok (Jacob’s trouble), 616-622.
Jeremiah, distress of, over Jerusalem, 21.
denounced as a traitor, 458.
fearlessly opposed wrong, 520.
Jerome, 99-119.
character of, 103.
imprisonment of, in Constance, 110, 111.
sufferings of, 111.
recantation and repentance of, 111-114.
defense of Huss by, 113.
martyrdom of, 115.
Jerusalem, destruction of, 17-38.
sorrow of Christ over, 18-22.
privileges bestowed upon, 19.
symbol of rebellious world, 22.
strategic location of, 26.
prophecies against, 27.
self-righteousness of, 27.
condition of society in, after rejection of Christ, 28.
besieged by Cestius, 30, 31;
by Titus, 31.
sufferings of people in, during siege, 31-33.
not one Christian perished in, 30.
destruction of, foreshadows destruction of world, 36-38.
_see also_ New Jerusalem.
Jesus, _see_ Christ; Messiah.
Jesuits, organization, aims, and work of, 234, 235.
in France, 279.
Jewish church, alliance of, with heathen, 382.
leaders, failure of, to understand prophecies of first advent, 312, 313,
378.
Jews, woe upon, 30.
sufferings of, during siege of Jerusalem, 31-33, 35.
Sabbath laws of, 52.
sinful ignorance of, regarding first advent, 313.
fate of, sealed by rejection of gospel, 328.
seventy weeks allotted to, in prophecy, 328, 345.
proclamation of second advent to, by Joseph Wolff, 359-362.
spiritual darkness of, 377, 378.
worldliness of, in time of Christ, 378.
formalism of, 378.
rejection of prophetic truths by, 378.
refusal of, to receive light, 430.
rejection of, by God, 431.
satisfied with religion of their fathers, 454.
spirit of, revealed in rejection of Christ, 506.
ceremonies of, 568.
God’s presence withdrawn from, 615.
guilt of, 628.
_see also_ Israelites; Jerusalem.
Job, affliction of, 589.
an example of true sanctification, 471.
John the Baptist, Wycliffe compared to, 93.
John, duke and elector of Saxony, 199.
signs Confession at Augsburg, 207.
Luther’s letter to, 209, 210.
John XXIII., pope, summoned to council of Constance, 104.
character of, 104, 106.
Huss imprisoned by order of, 106.
committed to same prison, 106.
Jonah, 406.
Joseph, 626.
Judas, failure of, to learn lessons of Christ, 43, 44.
Judgment, warning of, 353.
message, extent of, 361.
preparation for, 436.
law of God the standard in, 482.
time of, 548.
the investigative: 352, 353, 422-429, 436, 479-491;
opening of, announced by message of first angel, 355, 356, 486;
Daniel’s vision of, 479;
only cases of professing Christians considered in, 480;
righteous dead not raised till after, 482;
work of Christ in, 483-485;
work of Satan in, 484;
work of, finished before second advent, 485;
close scrutiny of, 428, 486-488;
should be clearly understood by people of God, 488, 489;
progress of, 489-491.
_See also_ First angel’s message.
the executive: 425, 426, 503;
scenes of, 665-673.
of wicked, going on in heaven during thousand years, 480, 660, 661.
Judgments of God, 543, 627, 628.
Justice, courts of, corruption in, 586.
Justice of God, shown in punishment of wicked, 541-544.
acknowledged by the lost, 668;
by Satan, 669, 670.
Justification by faith, revealed to Luther, 125.
held by Huss, 140.
learned by Wesley, 253-256.
_see also_ Faith.
Justification by works, 55, 56, 73, 83, 123, 253, 255, 256.
Kingdom, when the saints will inherit, 322.
reception of, by Christ, 427, 479, 480.
of God, when set up, 323.
of glory, 347.
of grace, 347, 348.
Knox, John, work of, in Scotland, 250, 251.
conflict of, with Queen Mary, 250, 251.
belief of, in second coming of Christ, 303.
Laborers, to be qualified by Holy Spirit, in latter rain, 606.
Lacunza, work of, in South America, 363.
Latimer, supremacy of Bible upheld by, 248, 249.
martyrdom of, 249.
Latter rain, power attending, 611-613.
Law, ceremonial, abrogation of, by death of Christ, 328.
Law, moral, the foundation of God’s government, 66.
immutability of, 66, 433-450, 454, 466, 467, 503.
not abrogated by Christ, 260, 466-468.
sacredness of, 433, 434.
perpetuity of, 434, 453.
unerring rule of life, 452.
knowledge of, preserved in earth, 453.
nature of, 467.
defended by Wesley, 262-264.
in ark in heavenly sanctuary, 433, 434.
reveals sin, 467, 468.
blessings in obedience to, 478.
standard of character in judgment, 482.
how regarded by religious leaders, 465, 466;
by prophets and apostles, 466.
to be rejected by Christian world, 22.
changes made in, by Roman Catholic Church, 52, 65, 446.
result of believing it abolished, 260-262.
trampled underfoot by Rome, 65, 453;
by France, 274, 285, 286.
result of disobeying, 478.
result of setting aside, 584-588.
Satan’s object, to lead into transgression of, 582.
wide-spread belief in abrogation of, 584, 585.
light on, to be given to all, 605.
wicked see in hand of Christ at second advent, 639, 668.
_see also_ Fourth commandment; Sabbath; Sanctuary; Temple in heaven.
Laws, oppressive, to be enacted in the United States, 442.
Laymen, advent message largely proclaimed by, 380.
Lefevre, first in France to receive Reformation, 212.
teachings of, 213.
translation of New Testament by, 214.
Leopard beast of Revelation thirteen, interpretation of, 439, 578.
characteristics of, 446.
_see also_ Beast.
Lessons in God’s dealings with men, 343, 344.
Liberality in religious belief, sometimes danger in, 520-522.
Liberty, civil and religious, Wycliffe’s struggle for, 80.
end of religious, in Bohemia, 118.
secured by edict of Spires, 197, 198.
in Germany, 200, 201.
goes with Bible, 265, 276, 277, 281, 285.
not license, 281, 284.
rejection of principles of, by France, 265, 276, 277, 281, 285.
false ideas of, 522, 535.
in God’s law, 285, 466-468.
carnal, 559.
of conscience once valued by Protestants, 563.
_see also_ Persecution; Puritans; Religious liberty; United States.
Light of truth, result of rejecting, 164, 165, 378, 431, 456, 458-460,
583, 597.
importance of receiving, 344, 408.
to be faithfully disseminated, 459, 460.
Liquor-dealers, influence of Miller’s preaching on, 332.
Lisbon earthquake, 304, 305.
Litch, Josiah, prediction of, regarding fall of Ottoman empire, 334, 335.
Literature, circulation of, by Waldenses, 70, 71.
in time of Wycliffe, 84, 85, 87-89, 94.
in Bohemia, 96, 97, 99, 100, 119.
in time of Luther, 139, 140, 160, 169, 194.
in Switzerland, 178.
in France, 214, 215, 231.
in Geneva, 236.
in Scotland, 249.
_see also_ Books; Writings.
Little horn of Daniel seven, 446.
_see also_ Leopard beast.
Lollards, persecution of, 94, 95.
Lollard towers, 95.
Lord’s day, _see_ Sabbath; Fourth commandment; Sunday; Roman Catholic
Church.
Lord’s supper, supplanted by the mass, 59.
Lot, escape of, 431, 512.
Lotteries, 387.
Louis XV., selfishness of, 280.
Louis XVI., execution of, 230.
Lucian, 178.
Lucifer, the originator of evil, 493-499.
desire of, to penetrate secret purposes of God, 523.
_see also_ Satan.
Luther, Martin, 120-170, 185-210.
early years, parentage, and training of, 120-122.
study of Scriptures by, 122, 123.
work of, in University of Wittenberg, 124-126, 128, 139.
visit of, to Rome, 124, 125.
accepts doctrine of righteousness by faith, 125.
theses of, against indulgences, 129, 130.
efforts of Rome against, 131, 137, 140-144.
trial of, at Augsburg, 135-137.
refusal of, to recant, 136.
escape of, from Augsburg, 137.
wide influence of writings of, 139, 140, 194.
crisis in work of, 141-143.
courage of, 141, 142, 151-153.
final separation of, from Rome, 143.
journey of, to Worms, 151-153.
before the Diet, 155-161.
prayer of, 157.
refusal of, to compromise with Rome, 165, 166.
edict of Rome against, 167.
seclusion of, in Wartburg castle, 168, 169.
saved from self-exaltation, 169, 170.
efforts of, against fanaticism at Wittenberg, 188-193.
translation of New Testament by, 193.
resort to secular power for protection, opposed by, 209.
belief of, in second coming of Christ, 303.
on time of the judgment, 356.
on state of the dead, 549.
Lutterworth, _see_ Wycliffe.
Magi, rank, learning, and wealth of, 315.
Hebrew Scriptures understood by, 315.
watching for the Messiah, 315.
light heeded by, 316.
Man, nature of, at creation, 467.
Satan plots ruin of, 531.
looking to, in place of God, 595.
“Man of sin,” developed by compromise between paganism and Christianity,
50, 266.
_See_ Papacy.
Margaret, sister of Francis I., a Protestant, 214.
protector of Protestants, 221-224.
Mark of the beast, sign of allegiance to Rome, 445-450, 579, 627.
how received, 604, 605.
_see also_ Image; Protestants; United States.
Marks of the crucifixion, Christ always to bear, 674.
Marriage as a symbol, 381, 382.
supper of the Lamb, 427, 428.
Martyrs, early Christian, 40, 47.
in the sixth century, 54, 55.
by the Inquisition, in the thirteenth century, 59.
no fear of death in, 74.
in England, 94, 95, 247, 249, 252.
in Bohemia, 98, 109, 110, 114, 115, 254.
in Switzerland, 180.
in Germany, 211.
in France, 217, 218, 220, 225-230, 271, 282.
in Meaux, 215.
in the Netherlands, 238, 240.
in Scotland, 249, 250.
Mary, Queen of Scots, and John Knox, 250, 251.
Mass (or Eucharist), 59, 189, 190.
Meaux, Reformation in, 214, 215, 219.
Mediator, Christ as, 74, 75, 126, 133, 488.
when man will be without a, 425.
Melanchthon, the friend of Luther, 134, 151, 210.
perplexed by fanaticism, 187.
rescues Grynæus, 205.
Augsburg Confession drawn up by, 196-206.
on second advent, 303.
Mendicants, _see_ Friars.
Menno Simons, work of, 238, 239.
Mercy of God, to first disciples, 348.
door of, open, 429, 430, 435.
shown in destruction by flood, 543.
Message of Revelation eighteen, when given, 390, 603.
condition of world under, 603, 604.
_see also_ First angel’s message; Second angel’s message; Third angel’s
message; Advent Movement.
Messiah, prophecies of, 326, 327, 345, 346, 410.
first advent of, explained to Joseph Wolff, 357-359.
Jews ignorant of coming of, 378.
_see also_ Christ; First advent.
Meteoric shower, _see_ Stars.
Methodists, origin of, 257.
character of, in days of Wesley, 259.
persecution of, 259.
_see also_ Wesley.
Middle Ages, 66, 572.
_see also_ Dark Ages.
Midnight, God’s people delivered at, 636.
of the world (figurative), 60.
Midnight cry, 398-408, 426, 427.
impelling power of, 402.
Millennium, temporal, not taught in Bible, 321.
effect of belief in, 321.
condition of earth during, 653-660.
_see also_ Thousand years.
Miller, William, 317-342.
early years and character of, 317, 318, 335.
conversion of, from infidelity, 319.
study of Bible by, 319-330.
called to preach, 330, 331.
work of, 331, 332, 368-375.
associates of, in labors, 335.
opposition to, by religious teachers, 335-337.
protected by angels, 337.
wrong conclusion of, regarding end of 2300 days, 351-353.
proclamation of second advent message committed to, 368.
attitude of, toward fanaticism, 396, 397.
_see also_ Advent Movement; First angel’s message.
Mind, when under control of Satan, 59.
a law of the, 555.
Ministers, training of, by Vaudois, 70, 71.
influence of popular, in undermining faith in Bible, 336.
errors taught by, 536.
not infallible, 596, 597.
leaning on, for religious belief, 596.
harvest from false teachings of, 654, 655.
_see also_ Preaching.
Ministration, of earthly priests, 413, 418-422.
of Christ, 413, 415-417, 420-422, 480, 482-485, 488-491.
of angels, 480, 482, 486, 487, 511.
Miracles, of Christ; casting out of devils, at Gadara, 514, 515;
man possessed, blind and dumb, 515;
youth who had dumb spirit, 515;
demoniac at Capernaum, 516.
of healing, to be performed in time of trouble, 612, 624.
so-called, in support of Sunday observance, 575-577;
through agency of Spiritualism, 588;
counterfeit, 593;
of Satan, 612, 624.
Missionary spirit, the spirit of Christ, 70.
Missionaries, Waldensian, 70-76.
in England, 87, 94.
Whitefield and the Wesleys in America, 254.
_see also_ Colporteurs; Writings; Wolff.
Missions, foreign, growth of, 287.
Monasteries, 82-84.
Money, Wesley on right use of, 385.
how squandered by professed Christians, 475.
used in self-indulgence, 488.
Monks, 82-85.
_see also_ Friars; Monasteries.
Moon, darkening of, 305-308.
_see also_ Signs.
Moravians, churches of, 119.
in storm at sea, 254, 255.
Wesley’s stay among, 255, 256.
Morin, 225, 226
Moses, writer of Pentateuch, 434.
Munsterites, 239.
Münzer, 191-193.
Myconius, 183.
Mysteries, revealed, 341, 599.
unrevealed, 522.
Mystery in God’s providences, 47, 48.
Mystery of iniquity, work of, in early church, 49, 384, 385.
National prosperity, foundation of, 277-279, 285, 286.
National reform movement, 587.
Nature, worship of, 522, 583.
Nehemiah, 56.
Nero, character of, 78.
among Satan’s host, at end of world, 667.
mother of, 667.
Netherlands, progress of Reformation in, 237-240.
New birth, results of, 468.
New earth, description of, 675-678.
New England, as an asylum for the oppressed, 295, 296.
advent message in, 332.
New Jerusalem, as the bride, 426, 427.
righteous welcomed to, 646, 647, 665.
descends from heaven, 663.
effort of Satan to conquer, 663, 664.
metropolis of new earth, 676.
New Testament, _see_ Bible, translations of.
Nineveh, Jonah’s message to, 406.
Noah, message of, 337-339, 371, 431, 491.
Sabbath kept by, 453.
Nobles, of France, 279, 280.
Obedience, blessings of, 476.
Œcolampadius, character and work of, 182-184.
death of, 212.
Offerings, _see_ Sanctuary.
Olivetan, cousin of Calvin, 220.
One hundred and forty-four thousand, song of, 648.
Open door, _see_ Door of mercy.
Oppression, _see_ Dark Ages; Papacy; Persecution.
Ottoman empire, fall of, predicted by Litch, 334, 335.
Paganism, union of, with Christianity, 43, 50, 52.
persecutions under, 39-48.
errors of, in Christian church, 58.
Pagan Rome, in prophecy, 438.
authority of, transferred to papacy, 54, 439.
_see also_ Dragon.
Palestine, travels of Wolff in, 360.
Papacy, establishment of, 50, 54.
supremacy of, 50, 51, 60, 82, 126, 251, 453, 573, 581.
condition of world under, 60.
arrogance of, 50, 60.
attitude of, toward Waldenses, 76-78.
efforts of, to silence Wycliffe, 85, 86.
the great schism in, 86, 87, 103.
how represented in prophecy, 438, 439, 445, 446, 578.
special characteristic of, 446.
how Protestants pay homage to, 442, 447, 448.
attempt of, to change law of God, 52, 446.
character and aims of, 562-581.
infallibility claimed by, 50, 57, 564.
in the United States, 564, 573.
future success of, 566, 572.
an attractive religion, 566.
right to pardon sin, claimed by, 83, 567.
compared to Jewish church, 568.
cruelty of, 569-571.
false science to prepare way for, 573.
to regain power, 578-581.
_see also_ Pope; Popes; Roman Catholic Church; Traditions.
Parable, of ten virgins, 393-395, 398, 400, 402, 426-428.
of marriage supper, 428.
Pardon for sin, claimed by Rome, 83, 567.
obtained only through Christ, 126.
Paris, the Reformation in, 212-230.
conditions in, at Revolution, 279, 283.
Park, Edwards A., on law of God, 465, 466.
Passover lamb, Christ represented by, 399.
Pastors, trusting to, for religious belief, 380, 655.
_see also_ Ministers.
Paul, conversion of, 328.
commission of, to Gentiles, 328.
heresy in days of, 396.
warning of, to Thessalonians, 456.
accusation against, 458.
an example of true sanctification, 471.
protected by angels, 512.
courageous opposer of wrong, 520.
in the New Jerusalem, 667.
Penalty, civil, to be inflicted for keeping law of God, 459.
Penance, 56.
Pentecost, 351;
experience of last days similar to, 611.
_see also_ Holy Spirit.
People of God, suppression of history of, during Dark Ages, 61.
contrasted with worshipers of beast and image, 445, 446.
distinguished by regard for fourth commandment, 446.
during great day of atonement, 490, 491, 601, 602.
protected by angels, 513, 517, 630-632.
care of God for, 528-530, 560, 621, 626, 627, 631-634.
denounced as cause of disasters, 590-592, 614, 615.
trial of, to the utmost, 618.
persecution of, 619.
faith of, 619, 621, 622.
anxiety of, over past sins, 619-621.
seek for perfection in Christ, 622, 623.
deliverance of, 635-652.
rainbow about companies of, 636.
translation of, 645, 646.
_see also_ Christians; Persecution; Redeemed; “Time of trouble.”
Persecution, Christ’s followers to suffer, 39, 143, 144, 507, 610.
in first centuries, 39-48.
a means of keeping church pure, 44, 48.
reasons for, to be left with God, 47, 48, 609.
why not seen to-day, 48.
during 1260 years, 55, 266, 439;
cut short, 266, 267.
truth extended by, 96, 196, 219, 240, 250, 252.
of Waldenses, 65, 78, 97.
of Wycliffe, 89, 90, 609.
of Lollards, 94, 95.
of Huss, 100-109, 609.
of Luther, 137-143, 145-167, 609.
in Germany, 196.
of French Protestants, 223-226, 271-273, 278.
of believers in Netherlands, 239, 240.
of Wesley and his followers, 258, 259, 609.
of Puritans, 290.
of advent believers, 372.
of Sabbath-keepers, 607-609.
_see also_ Heretics.
Persia, Wolff’s travels in, 360.
Peter, protected by angels, 512.
Petri, Olaf and Laurentius, 242-244.
Pharaoh, 251, 269, 275.
Pharisees, ignorance of, regarding Messiah, 314.
Philosophy, pagan, in the church, 58.
human, 126, 522.
Physical righteousness, 473-475.
Piedmont, _see_ Waldenses.
Pilate, 164.
Pilate’s staircase, 125.
Pilgrim Fathers, _see_ Puritans.
“Pilgrim’s Progress,” 252.
Pius IX., pope, 564.
Plagues, of Egypt, 627, 628.
of last days, 628, 629.
Plan of salvation, revealed in Bible, 81.
under the guidance of God, 343.
culmination of, 486.
to be study of redeemed, 651.
Pleasure-seeking, 387.
Policy in religious matters, 460.
Political corruption, 586, 592.
Pope, arrogant claims of, 50, 51, 56.
authority claimed by, 50, 57, 261, 580.
acknowledged as God’s vicegerent, 51, 53, 102, 140.
faith transferred from Christ to, 55.
impeachment of, 237.
led into captivity, 439.
_see also_ Papacy; Roman Catholic Church.
Popes, great schism of, 86, 87, 103, 104.
Prague, Reformation in, 99, 100, 104.
placed under interdict, 100, 101, 104.
Prayer, necessity of, in Bible study, 132, 599, 600.
Luther’s belief in, 156, 157, 209, 210.
power of, 210.
lack of, 373, 488.
necessity for, 525, 530, 601.
in time of trouble, 621, 622.
Preaching, of Luther, 152.
of Zwingle, 174-177, 180.
of Farel and Froment, 232.
of Joseph Wolff, 359-362.
of children in Scandinavia, 366, 367.
of advent truths, in 1844, 400-408.
of unpopular truths, 458-460.
_see also_ Ministers.
Predestination, 261.
Present truth, in days of Luther, 143.
in our day, 143, 144.
Presumption, 59.
Priests, at bar of God, 668.
_see also_ Friars; Monks.
Priests and rulers, rejection of Christ by, 595.
ministers of to-day compared with, 596.
Printing, art of, 61, 88, 288.
of Tyndale’s Bible, 247.
_see also_ Books.
Prison-house of Satan, 659.
Prizes, offering of, a species of gambling, 387.
Probation, close of, 428, 429.
no future, 662.
Procopius, 116-118.
Prophecy, importance of study of, 341, 342, 344, 345.
consolation in, 391-394.
study of, by William Miller, 320-329;
by prophets, 344;
by Gaussen, 365;
by Adventists, 391, 423.
fulfilled by Miller and his associates, 405.
of 1260 years, 54, 266, 439.
of 2300 years, 324-329, 351-353, 398, 409, 410, 417, 429, 457, 486.
of the “two witnesses,” 266-287.
to be understood, 340, 341, 521.
of first advent, not understood by disciples, 346, 347.
_see also_ Beasts; Chronology; Prophecies; Signs.
Prophecies, of destruction of Jerusalem, 21, 22, 25-27, 30.
of second advent, 299-302, 310, 311, 320-329.
failure of Jews to understand, 313-316, 344-346.
concerning first advent, fulfilment of, 344-348, 405, 424-429.
of Daniel and the Revelation, not mysteries, 340-342, 365, 380, 594.
fulfilled, 391-408.
on Sabbath reform, 451-453.
_see also_ Chronology; Papacy; Prophecy; “Time of trouble;” United
States.
Protest, of early Christians, 95.
of the Princes, 197-204;
text of, 202-204;
effect of, 203, 204.
Protestantism, vital principles of, 197, 202, 203, 291, 441.
dangers of, 211, 234, 235.
strength of, 236.
apostasy of, 297, 298, 384-390, 444, 571.
to clasp hands with Spiritualism and Catholicism, 588.
Protestants, rise of, 204, 205.
persecution of, in France, 225, 230.
menaced by powerful foes, 234.
increasing favor shown to Rome by, 563, 566.
homage paid to Rome by, in Sunday-keeping, 447, 448.
following in steps of Rome, 383, 384, 443, 523, 573.
Protestant churches, rise of, 383.
daughters of Rome, 382.
fall of, 383, 389.
many true Christians in, 383, 390.
seeking aid of secular power, 383.
union of, upon common points of doctrine, 444, 445.
seeking favor of world, 571.
Punishment, of rich, 653, 654.
of unfaithful pastors and people, 654-657.
of Satan, 658-660.
of wicked, 666, 673.
Purgatory, doctrine of, 58, 59.
an invention of paganism, 58.
Puritans, 280-298.
persecution of, in England, 290.
flight of, from England, 290.
departure of, from Holland, 291-293.
intolerance of, 293.
character of early, 296.
regard of, for Bible, 296.
Rainbow, seen in time of trouble, 636.
Reason, worship of, 193.
in France, 275, 276.
Rebellion, of Lucifer, 493-500, 503.
spirit of, 500, 502.
Rechabites, Wolff visits, 362.
Reconciliation, 467, 468.
Records, of Inquisition, 59, 61, 62.
in books of heaven, 59, 61, 486, 487.
_see also_ Books.
Redeemed, entrance of, into New Jerusalem, 646, 647.
song of, 649-651, 665.
triumph of, 650.
home of, 674-678.
hold open communion with God, 676, 677.
education of, 677, 678.
Reformation, foundation of, laid by Wycliffe, 92-94.
advancement of, 148, 186, 197.
efforts of Satan to counterfeit, 186-192.
friends of, protected by angels, 205-208.
threatened by grave dangers, 206, 209.
brought to notice of great men, 208.
progress of, in Great Britain, 79-96, 245-253;
in Germany, 120-170, 185-210;
in Switzerland, 171-184, 232-234;
in France, 214-224;
in Netherlands and Scandinavia, 237-244.
France warned against, by pope, 277.
extent of, 265.
work of, to restore Bible to people, 388.
obstacles met by, 396.
_see also_ Calvin; Huss; Luther; Protestantism; Protestants; Tyndale;
Wycliffe; Zwingle.
Reformers, Wycliffe one of the greatest, 94.
character of, 94, 171, 243, 244.
work of, 606.
belief of, in second coming of Christ, 302, 303.
_see also_ Calvin; Huss; Jerome; Knox; Latimer; Luther; Melanchthon;
Wycliffe; Zwingle; etc.
Reign of Terror, 273, 282.
Religion, profession of, has become popular, 386.
formality in, 55.
the sport of infidels, 463.
Satan’s counterfeit of, 464.
pure, defined, 474.
Religious liberty, termed heresy, 45.
in Germany, 197-205.
in Holland, 240.
in Reformed countries, 244.
believed in by Puritans, 291-298.
upheld by Roger Williams, 293-295.
in United States, 441, 443.
merely endured by Rome, 565.
God’s way of working, 591.
_see also_ Conscience; Heretics; Persecution; Puritans; Toleration;
United States.
Religious worship prohibited in France, 274.
Remission of sin, in sanctuary services, 417, 418.
Repentance, 468.