Restitution –
the logical result of the ransom.

Christ gave himself
a ransom for all –
so that he
might bless all.

The ransom guarantees every man an opportunity for life.

Prior experience with evil will be a great advantage during the new trial.

The ransom
releases the sinner from
 the first condemnation.

The fall has not injured all
of Adam’s children alike.

Very few enjoy the benefits of the ransom now,
but eventually
all will.

The trials
of the Church
and of the world are different.

Extinction of life is the penalty of sin.

The promise is still sure –
all shall be blessed
in the times
of restitution.

Abraham’s son, Isaac,
typified
Christ Jesus.

Abraham and Isaac

Jesus gave
a full satisfaction
for all men.

Our penalty
is paid for us through Christ.

"He is risen."

Some have been blinded in part, and some completely, by Satan.

Each for himself will have a full chance to prove, by obedience or disobedience, his worthiness
or unworthiness
of life everlasting.

The redemption through Christ
is to be
as far-reaching as the sin of Adam.

The doctrine
of eternal torture
is inconsistent
with the Scriptures and the understanding
of the Ransom.

If all the dead
were resurrected, would there be enough room
on the earth?

Was primeval man lacking
in intelligence?

Did Adam
fall upward?

Scientific research is not
infallible.

Geneva Bible

The Brain Age learns from
past ages.

Logic and law
of past ages
is the embodiment of marvelous wisdom.

Ancient manufacturing methods
defy duplication.

The amazing
Great Pyramid

  Pyramid Passages.

 
Pyramid Scientific Features.

The mental capacity of today
is not greater than that of the past.

Only a small number of men
are of great brain power or genius.

Gutenberg Press

The invention
of printing
began the increase of knowledge.

Modern inventions indicate sharper perception and
increased education,
but NOT
increased
brain capacity.

"Many shall run
to and fro"

"Knowledge shall
be increased"

"A time of trouble
such as never was"

Mankind will have a full appreciation of the curse.

Their selfishness now holds sway over all.

The poor
are poorer.

Idleness
is injurious.

"Day of Preparation"

The increase
of knowledge
is producing
the predicted time of trouble.

Selfishness
and self-preservation.

The day of trouble will end
in due time.

Men will see God’s compassion and love.