When type met antitype in the death of Christ, the sacrificial offering ceased. The ceremonial law was done away. But by the crucifixion the law of Ten Commandments was established. The gospel has not abrogated the law, nor detracted one tittle from its claims. It still demands holiness in every part. It is the echo of God’s own voice, giving to every soul the invitation, Come up higher. Be holy, holier still.—The Review and Herald, June 26, 1900. {Ev 598.3}

Når forbilledet møder modbilledet i Kristi død, ophører de daglige ofre. Ceremoniloven var afskaffet. Men ved korsfæstelsen blev tibudsloven etableret. Evangeliet har ikke afskaffet loven, det har ejheller forringet en tøddel af dens pålæg. Den kræver stadig hellighed i alle dele. Det er et ekko af Guds egen røst, der driver enhver sjæl denne indbydelse: Kom højere op. Vær hellig, endnu helligere. - Review and Herald d. 26. Juni 1900.