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    102. Page 685

    (General Notes) The statement is made in the first paragraph that: “One class who relinquished the view that ‘the door of mercy was shut,’ were led to do this because they discovered that other messages were to be proclaimed,” et cetera.WWPGC 36.3

    Is there not danger that this statement may be used to show that the early believers in this message did teach that there was no longer salvation for sinners after 1844?WWPGC 36.4

    Response: Criticism considered. The 1911 edition carries no note to the reference to the “shut door” explained in the text on pages 429 and 430.WWPGC 36.5

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