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Adventistische Schriften über: "If Jesus went into the heavenly sanctuary in 1844 and began His ministry there, what had He been doing until 1844?"

Answer

According to the quotations provided, Jesus did not begin His high-priestly ministry only in 1844, but at His ascension. Until 1844, He ministered in the first apartment of the heavenly sanctuary: He interceded for sinners with His blood and presented the prayers of repentant believers before God. In 1844, the second phase of His ministry began in the Most Holy Place, in connection with the investigative judgment.

Jesus’ Ministry Before 1844

»Between Christ’s ascension and 1844, the Saviour ministered in the first apartment of the heavenly sanctuary with His own shed blood.«

Intercession in the First Apartment

»The ministration of the priest in the first apartment of the sanctuary, during the year, represents the work of ministration which Christ entered upon at His ascension. […] Thus Christ pleaded His blood before the Father in behalf of sinners, and presented also, with the precious fragrance of His own righteousness, the prayers of penitent believers.«

Original Sources (English)

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