The Elijah message is “Christ our righteousness.” A lethargic lukewarm church is awakened by the message which honors and uplifts the cross, revealing God’s love for sinners. A corporate body of the remnant receives the heart-humbling truth in repentance for their long-neglect of a “most precious message.” The latter rain Spirit accompanies the message to the Laodicean Church. It swells to a “loud cry.” “The earth is lightened with His glory” (Rev. 18:1). Many heed the warning to “Come out of her [Babylon] my people.”
"For all who believe “the most precious message” is the beginning of the Elijah message, Hannah’s story is a great encouragement of how God will gloriously display His character to the world. It’s a quiet little secret in the Bible, but women play a pivotal role in the vindication of God in the great controversy. When Satan is accusing God and His people most vigorously saying that there is no one on earth who reflects back to God His self-sacrificing agape, that they are all into God for the “goodies” He dishes out, God points to some poor soul who is a witness for Him." -- Paul E. Penno
"For all who believe “the most precious message” is the beginning of the Elijah message, Hannah’s story is a great encouragement of how God will gloriously display His character to the world. It’s a quiet little secret in the Bible, but women play a pivotal role in the vindication of God in the great controversy. When Satan is accusing God and His people most vigorously saying that there is no one on earth who reflects back to God His self-sacrificing agape, that they are all into God for the “goodies” He dishes out, God points to some poor soul who is a witness for Him." Paul E. Penno