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John 3:16
…ore the close of probation. The sealing of the 144,000 is at the closing of the judgment of the dead, and at the beginning of the judgment of the living. Therefore, they have a great duty to perform upon the earth in connection with the judgment. Their service…
…hrone, and before the beasts, and the elders. Therefore, it is evident that the judgment was in progress. (Further explanation to follow.) Note that the 144,000 did not sing, but they only could learn the “song” as it was sung in heaven; that is, they alone un…
…s coming to the Most Holy place in the heavenly sanctuary for the investigative judgment of the saints. The investigation being in two sections; first, the judgment for the dead , and the second for the living , the “ cry ” must be repeated, otherwise we would…
… they tarried before the cry was made. Therefore, the tarrying time must be the judgment for the dead, before the bridegroom came to the investigation of the living; in which time the “ten virgins” developed. So, that is the time in which they all slumbered an…
…hen at the end of the tarrying period, or just prior to the commencement of the judgment of the living, there must be a message—“cry”; and if the “virgins” are a figure of the church as a body in the time of the “cry,” then, the message must be for the church …
… go out, and why could they go backward, but not forward? As the message of the judgment for the dead was the present truth since 1844, at the beginning of the judgment for the living (when the cry was made), it became present truth no longer. Consequently the…
The description by Daniel applies to the commencement of the judgment for the dead; but the one by Malachi 3:1-3, is applicable to the judgment for the living—all of the same event—day of atonement—cleansing of the sanctuary.
…eet Him, and thus by faith go in with Him to appear before the Father—the Great Judge. The seal is the permit; it places their names in the Lamb’s book of Life and thus it grants to them the right to appear before the Father in the judgment; not in person, but…
… universal, it represents the church as a body prior to the commencement of the judgment of the living—in the sealing period of the 144,000, and before the “Loud Cry” of the Third Angel’s Message; being the period of the first fruits of the harvest. The five w…
…ge of present truth, which the five foolish virgins possessed since 1844 is the judgment of the dead, and was the only oil in their lamps. When the judgment of the living commenced, and the “cry was made,” they were found without this extra oil in their vessel…
…he law was assured. (Lev. 23:27-30, 16:34.) It was called the day of atonement, judgment, or cleansing of the Sanctuary. (Lev. 16:33, Dan. 7:10; 8:14.) This was a day for the blotting out of sins accumulated during the year, and was a symbol of the great day o…
…d: “It is impossible that the sins of men should be blotted out until after the judgment at which time their cases are to be investigated.”—“The Great Controversy,” page 485. While the services in the earthly sanctuary were in force, the heavenly served as a d…
…, 10), during Christ’s ministration in the holiest of all, which is a throne of judgment—of blotting out sins and granting of rewards. The one from which proceeds the river of life is a throne of life and of eternity.
… ministered unto him, and ten thousand times ten thousand stood before him: the judgment was set, and the books were opened.”
The prophet was shown the commencement of the judgment (atonement), or as it is also called, the cleansing of the sanctuary, which takes place in the most holy apartment; for he says, “the judgment was set, and the books were opened.” Now note that, “Thousand …
…times ten thousand, and thousands of thousands.” (Rev. 5:11.) Daniel says, “the judgment was set and the books were opened.” John adds that one of the books was in the hand of Him that sat on the throne and was sealed with seven seals. (Rev. 5:1.) Thus John gi…
…t; neither could He enter into the most holy in that capacity before the day of judgment, for Paul says, He “entered in once .” Then the prophecy by Daniel and the revelation by John, can be of no other event than the commencement of the judgment at the date s…
The book sealed with seven seals, in the right hand of the Great Judge, must contain the names of those whose sins are to be blotted out. Inasmuch as this is the only book that “ no man in heaven nor in earth . . . was able to open, neither to look thereon,” s…
…nctuary built by Moses. That apartment was to be opened at the beginning of the judgment, typified by the day of atonement as previously explained. Then we make no mistake in concluding that the scene is the judgment in session, and as the voice said to John, …
If these conclusions are correct, and the vision describes the judgment in progress, then the same must be proven by the things seen in vision. A judgment in session requires a judge, an advocate, a jury, and representatives of those who are to be judged, for …
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