The great controversy between good and evil will increase in intensity to the very close of time. ..
.As the church approaches her final deliverance, Satan is to work with greater power.
For six thousand years that mastermind (Lucifer - Satan), that once was highest among the angels of God, has been wholly bent to the work of deception and ruin.
And all the depths of satanic skill and subtlety acquired, all the cruelty developed, during these struggles of the ages, will be brought against God's people in the final conflict. And in this time of peril the followers of Christ are to bear to the world the warning of the Lord's second advent....
In the great final conflict, Satan will employ the same policy, manifest the same spirit, and work for the same end as in all preceding ages.
That which has been, will be, except that the coming struggle will be marked with a terrible intensity such as the world has ever witnessed. Satan's deceptions will be more subtle, his assaults more determined. If it were possible, he would lead stray the elect.
Selections from The Great Controversy, Introduction, ix, x, xi by E G White
.As the church approaches her final deliverance, Satan is to work with greater power.
For six thousand years that mastermind (Lucifer - Satan), that once was highest among the angels of God, has been wholly bent to the work of deception and ruin.
And all the depths of satanic skill and subtlety acquired, all the cruelty developed, during these struggles of the ages, will be brought against God's people in the final conflict. And in this time of peril the followers of Christ are to bear to the world the warning of the Lord's second advent....
In the great final conflict, Satan will employ the same policy, manifest the same spirit, and work for the same end as in all preceding ages.
That which has been, will be, except that the coming struggle will be marked with a terrible intensity such as the world has ever witnessed. Satan's deceptions will be more subtle, his assaults more determined. If it were possible, he would lead stray the elect.
Selections from The Great Controversy, Introduction, ix, x, xi by E G White
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