Judgment

• Lev. 16:29, 30. The sanctuary cleansed from the confessed sins of the people on the day of atonement.
• Heb. 9:23. The heavenly sanctuary will be cleansed.
• Jer. 2:22. Every sin is written in heaven.
• Acts 3:19-21. The sins of the righteous will all be blotted out. Every case will be decided before the sins are blotted out; this will be the cleansing of the heavenly sanctuary.
• 1 Thess. 4:16, 17. Before Christ comes, a line is drawn between the righteous and the wicked.
• Dan. 7:9-11. Daniel was shown earthly powers carrying forward their work while the judgment was in session in heaven.
• Rev. 11:18, 19. John saw the nations angry during the judgment.
• Acts 24:25. The judgment was still in the future in Paul’s day; therefore, it must take place between Paul’s day and the second coming of Christ.
• Acts 17:31. Judgment appointed. Christ’s resurrection a pledge of the judgment.
• Rev. 14:6, 7. An angel announces the opening of the judgment.
• Rev. 14:8-14. There were only two other messages to be given to the world. The work of cleansing the earthly sanctuary was not seen by the people; they accepted it by faith. The real work of judgment is in heaven. We follow our Priest by faith.
• Rom. 2:12, 13; Eccl . 12:13, 14; Jas. 2:12; Ps. 96:13. The law of God is the standard in the judgment.
• Dan. 7:10. The judgment is an examination of books.
• Rev. 20:12. The people are judged by what is written in the books.
• Rom. 14:11, 12. Everyone ,"shall give an account of himself to God."
• Acts 24:25. The preaching of the judgment and temperance caused kings to tremble.