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Adventistische Schriften über: "Where does Ellen White write that the Lord will burn the sin wherever it is found?"
Answer
Ellen White explains that for sin, wherever it is found, our God is a “devouring fire.” The Holy Spirit will consume the sin in those who submit to Him, but if people cling to sin, they identify with it and will be destroyed together with it. At the second coming, the glory of God, which gives life to the righteous, will destroy the wicked who deliberately feed evil.
God as a Devouring Fire Against Sin
»For sin, wherever it is found, “our God is a devouring fire.” In all who submit to His power, the Holy Spirit will consume the sin. But if people cling to sin, they identify with it. Then the glory of God, which destroys sin, must also destroy them.«
The Destruction of Sin and Sinners
»Then the end will come. God will protect His law and deliver His people. Satan and all who have joined him in rebellion will be cut off. Sin and sinners will perish, root and branch—Satan is the root, and his followers are the branches.«
The Purifying Fire of the New Earth
»The fire that consumes the wicked purifies the earth. Every trace of the curse is swept away. No eternally burning hell will hold the redeemed from the terrible consequences of sin.«
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