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Adventistische Schriften über: "Was there a man who appeared to be mad and warned the people of Jerusalem before its destruction? Quote from The Great Controversy."
Answer
Yes, there was a man who warned the people of Jerusalem before its destruction. For seven years, he walked through the streets, singing a warning about the calamities that would befall the city. He was imprisoned and taken away, but he did not cry out until he was killed in the victory he had predicted.
The man who warned Jerusalem
»For seven years, a man walked through the streets of Jerusalem, proclaiming the calamities that would befall the city. Day and night, he sang a mournful song: "A voice from the east; a voice from the west; a voice from the four winds; a voice against Jerusalem and the temple; a voice against the bridegroom and the bride; and a voice against all the people." This strange man was imprisoned and taken away, but no complaint escaped him. When exposed to ridicule, he answered only, "Woe to Jerusalem! Woe, woe to its inhabitants!" His cry did not cease until he was killed in the victory he had predicted.«
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