FROM A.D. 311
THE LAODICEAN STATE
Vol. 1 pp. 428,449; Vol. 2 pp. 87,89,276
The “little strength” of the Philadelphian State exhausted, and Laodiceanism fully established, Pagan persecution having ceased, and “the Catholics,” as nominal Christians were now called, being in high favor with the authorities, they say “We are rich, and increased in goods, and have need of nothing” — Apoc. 3:17. Being “lukewarm,” the Spirit “spues them out of his mouth”. This state continues until abolished by the judgments of the Seventh Vial, which are executed by the Saints after the resurrection.
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