Conflict, the impending, causes of, 582-592.
Conscience, Rome no right to coerce, 200. freedom of, 591. see also Freedom; Religious Liberty.
Consciousness in death, theory of, 58, 545. see also Spiritualism.
Constance, martyrdom of Huss and Jerome at, 109, 115. see also Council of Constance.
Constantine, nominal conversion of, 50. first Sunday law issued by, 574.
Constitution of the United States, 295, 296, 441, 442.
Controversy, between truth and error, 144. between Christ and Satan, beginning of, 493-500, 582; close of, 518, 582-592, 662-678.
Conversion, fruits of true, 463, 478. work of, 465, 467.
Convictions of duty, result of stifling, 378.
Coronation of Christ, 666.
Councils, ecclesiastical, 53. forged decrees of, 56, 198, 206. of Constance, 95, 96, 104-115. of Nice, 52. of Zurich, 180-182.
Counterfeits in religion, 186, 193, 464, 528.
Courts, of heaven, angels interested in decisions of, 483, 484. of justice, corruption in, 586. angels of heaven attend earthly, 632.
Covenants, old and new, sanctuaries of, 413.
Cranmer, 248.
Creation, Sabbath the memorial of, 437, 438, 446, 452.
Creeds, resting faith on, 388.
Criminals, false sympathy for, 585, 586.
Crosby, Howard, on condition of churches in 1871, 387.
Cross, insignia of, displayed by Rome, 568. to be science and song of redeemed, 651.
Crusades, against Waldensee, 76. against Hussites, 115-117.
Culture, use made of, by Satan, 509.
Cyrus, decree of, to restore and rebuild Jerusalem, 326.
Daniel, first advent foretold by, 312. an example of true sanctification, 470. protected by angels in heathen court and in lions’ den, 512. overcome by vision of persecution, 325. book of, studied by Miller, 320; unsealed in 1798, 356; relation of, to the Revelation, 341.
Darius, decree of, to restore and rebuild Jerusalem, 326.
Dark Ages, 54, 55, 60, 93, 556. see also Middle Ages.
Dark Day, 305-308.
Daughters of Rome, 382-384. see also Churches; Protestants.
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