DEBATE BETWEEN OLIPHANT AND DURAN ON CONDITIONAL TIME SALVATION

[It must be said by us that deny any such things as "conditional time salvation, seeing it as an extension of Arminianism.  Either God controls everything, or he controls nothing. Nevertheless, we post this article for the education of all - ed]

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GREATER WORKS 2/2 (DURAND)

At this point I will, following up on the same subject refer to the words of the dear savior in John 14.12: “Verily, verily, I see unto you, he that believes on me, the works that I do shall he do also; And greater works than these shall he do; Because I go unto my father.” I have many times been asked for my understanding of this declaration, and have written briefly concerning it in private letters, and once or twice for publication. I think they are to be understood in the light of these examples of the character and work of faith referred to by Paul in the 11th chapter of Hebrews.

WONDERS DONE BY FAITH 1/2 (ELDER SILAS H. DURAND)

I woke from a troubled sleep in the midst of most peculiar terrible weeks I was not conscious of any upright, as though, like Joe, and scared dreams, terrified provisions, but as I walked my whole life seemed device spread out before as in the sight of God come and in it all, I saw nothing but sin and evil, with not one redeeming meritorious feature. I was as one brought before his king, and whose service he had been especially engaged in important matters of trust, and whom he had professed to love and honor, charged with unworthy motives and traitorous acts, which he could not deny, and yet who was himself, the most utterly surprised by his own guilt, having been unconscious of any crime, or even of any evil intent, but On the contrary who had fought he loved his king so much that it would have given his life in his service.