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        The Seventh Plague
      
      
        We need to study the pouring out of the seventh vial [
      
      
        Revelation
      
      
        16:17-21
      
      
        ]. The powers of evil will not yield up the conflict without a
      
      
        struggle. But Providence has a part to act in the battle of Armageddon.
      
      
        When the earth is lighted with the glory of the angel of Revelation
      
      
        eighteen, the religious elements, good and evil, will awake from slum-
      
      
        ber, and the armies of the living God will take the field.—
      
      
        The S.D.A.
      
      
        Bible Commentary 7:983
      
      
        (1899).
      
      
        The battle of Armageddon is soon to be fought. He on whose
      
      
        vesture is written the name, King of kings and Lord of lords, leads
      
      
        forth the armies of heaven on white horses, clothed in fine linen, clean
      
      
        and white [
      
      
        Revelation 19:11-16
      
      
        ].—
      
      
        The S.D.A. Bible Commentary
      
      
        7:982
      
      
        (1899).
      
      
        The whole earth heaves and swells like the waves of the sea. Its
      
      
        surface is breaking up. Its very foundations seem to be giving way.
      
      
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        Mountain chains are sinking. Inhabited islands disappear. The seaports
      
      
        that have become like Sodom for wickedness, are swallowed up by
      
      
        the angry waters.... The proudest cities of the earth are laid low. The
      
      
        lordly palaces, upon which the world’s great men have lavished their
      
      
        wealth in order to glorify themselves, are crumbling to ruin before their
      
      
        eyes. Prison walls are rent asunder, and God’s people, who have been
      
      
        held in bondage for their faith, are set free.—
      
      
        The Great Controversy,
      
      
        637
      
      
        (1911).
      
      
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