Adventistische Schriften über: "Was bedeutet das Vergehen der Zeit?"

Die Frage „Was bedeutet das Vergehen der Zeit?“ kann nicht eindeutig durch die zur Verfügung gestellten Zitate beantwortet werden. Zwar thematisieren einige Texte die Begriffe „Zeit“ und „Ewigkeit“ sowie den entscheidenden Moment vor der Endzeit, aber keines der Zitate verwendet den konkreten Ausdruck „Vergehen der Zeit“ oder erklärt diesen im Sinne eines zeitlangen Übergangs oder einer vergehenden Epoche.

Zeit im Verhältnis zur Ewigkeit

»Zeit, as distinguished from eternity, may be defined as that part of duration which is measured by the Bible. From the earliest date in the book of Genesis to the resurrection of the unjust at the end of the millennium, the period of about 7000 years is measured off. Before the commencement of this great week of time, duration without beginning fills the past; and at the expiration of this period, unending duration opens before the people of God. Eternity is that word which embraces duration without beginning and without end.«

1 - John Nevins Andrews, History of the Sabbath and First Day of the Week (HSFD 9.1)

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Stellung vor der Endzeit

»We are now upon the very borders of the eternal world and stand in a more solemn relation to time and to eternity than ever before. The present time is perilous, and there is never time to sin; it is always perilous to continue in transgression, but in a special sense is this true at the present time.«

2 - Ellen Gould White, Heaven (Hvn 188.3)

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