The prophecies of the age point to this as a reform of sufficient magnitude to demand the immediate attention of the nations, and to call for a Christ to rise up for their salvation more powerful than the Democratic Party.
Woodhull suggests that the magnitude of economic reform requires immediate attention from global leaders.
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