Investigative Judgement
The investigative judgment is rooted in the interpretation of Bible prophecy, especially from the book of Daniel. Join us as we learn more about this doctrine in detail.
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Heaven is city of gold with streets of pure gold, adorned with precious stones. There is no pain, suffering, or death, and believers will experience eternal joy, worship, and fellowship with God.
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Christ fulfilled the Law by living a sinless life and offering Himself as the perfect sacrifice for sin. While the Law revealed God's standards, Jesus' death and resurrection provide grace, offering salvation to those who believe.
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The righteous should feel confident and hopeful about judgment, believing that their good deeds and faith will lead to a favourable outcome. They should view judgment as a moment of vindication and spiritual reward for living a moral and virtuous life.
Today we will see how everyone will be included in this investigative judgement and how no one can escape from this judgement.
About the Show
The investigative judgment, also known as the pre-Advent Judgment is rooted in the interpretation of Bible prophecy, especially from the book of Daniel. This phase began in 1844 which involved Jesus as the High Priest, reviewing the records of everyone who has ever lived.