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==In Prophecy==

==In Prophecy==

While multiple [[Protestant]] commentators such as Elliot, [[Uriah Smith]]<ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', January 10, 1871 - <br />''"The Pope’s temporal power has been taken away by the Italian government.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', June 13, 1871 - <br />''"The Italian Parliament has passed what is called the ‘Law of Guarantees,’ defining the position of the Pope.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', June 13, 1871 - <br />''“The Italian government has now completed the work of secularizing Rome.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation'', Daniel 7 commentary (Little Horn), 1882 ed., p. 131; 1897 ed., p. 131; 1912 ed., p. 131.<br />''“In 1870 the last vestige of the Pope’s temporal power was taken away.”''</ref>, [[J.N. Andrews]] and others have all passed over the subject as being a significan historical milestone in church history as being inherantly anti-Catholic, [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony's Historicist Study Aid|Anthony's Historicist Study Aid]] claims Daniel 12:11-12 to uniquely mark this event as part of the trifector of events marking the conclusion of Daniel's 1335 year prophecy.

While multiple [[Protestant]] commentators such as Elliot, [[Uriah Smith]]<ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', January 10, 1871 - <br />''"The Pope’s temporal power has been taken away by the Italian government.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', June 13, 1871 - <br />''"The Italian Parliament has passed what is called the ‘Law of Guarantees,’ defining the position of the Pope.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Review and Herald'', June 13, 1871 - <br />''“The Italian government has now completed the work of secularizing Rome.”''</ref><ref>[[Uriah Smith|Smith, Uriah]], ''Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation'', Daniel 7 commentary (Little Horn), 1882 ed., p. 131; 1897 ed., p. 131; 1912 ed., p. 131.<br />''“In 1870 the last vestige of the Pope’s temporal power was taken away.”''</ref>, [[J.N. Andrews]]<ref>[[J.N. Andrews|Andrews, J.N.]], ''Review and Herald'', July 4, 1871<br />''“The Italian government has passed the Law of Guarantees, defining the Pope’s position as a spiritual ruler.”''</ref><ref>[[J.N. Andrews|Andrews, J.N.]], ''Review and Herald'', March 4, 1873<br />''“The last remnants of papal civil authority have been swept away.”''</ref> and others have all passed over the subject as being a significan historical milestone in church history as being inherantly anti-Catholic, [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony's Historicist Study Aid|Anthony's Historicist Study Aid]] claims Daniel 12:11-12 to uniquely mark this event as part of the trifector of events marking the conclusion of Daniel's 1335 year prophecy.

==See Also==

==See Also==