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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 7, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 19.

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To Correspondents.

G. NEWCOMB: For answer to a portion of your queries, see the work, Man’s Nature and Destiny, and the late work on Baptism.
J. CREASY: In the report of the General S. S. Association, in REVIEW of Oct. 24, will be found something on the point of your query about collecting means on the Sabbath.
M. L. C.: For an explanation of Phil. 1:23, 24, see “Man’s Nature and Destiny.”
Will the sins committed by the people of God be brought up against them in the day of Judgment after the resurrection? or, will they be blotted out at the investigative Judgment before the coming of Christ, and remembered no more forever. J. H.
Ans. We have never been able to see how the sins of the righteous could come up to be answered for by them personally, after being blotted out in the investigative Judgment. We think that is the last of their sins, so far as they as individuals are concerned; and that the part they personally act in the Judgment after that is to receive the reward, 2 Cor. 5:10, not to call up and answer for their sins which have been put away by the atonement of Christ.