THE HEAVENLY SANCTUARY

Heavenly sanctuary built by God, and the Earth was in his sample ( Ex 25.40, Ps 102.19, Eur 8.2 ).

The earthly sanctuary and serving it LIFTED a cross.

 

Seven lamps ( Zach 4.2, Rev 4.5 ), the Golden altar ( Rev 8.3 ) and ARK ( Rev 11.19 ) was located in the Temple of heaven.

For the first time after the Ascension of Christ we find the throne of God in the situation with the Church offices, where there are 7 fixtures and the Golden altar, the Holy ( Rev 4.2-5; 8.3-4 ) :

"And immediately I was in the spirit; and, behold, a throne was standing in heaven, and upon the throne there was Sitting next ... And the seven lamps were burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God, and another Angel came, and became a golden censer,; and he was given many incense to it with the prayers of all the Saints, laid it on the Golden altar which is before the throne of God. And the smoke of the incense ascended with the prayers of the Saints before God from the Angel's hand.

 

When will the Court of heaven, the throne was transported to another Department (most holy place), where is the Ark:

"And then the Temple of God in heaven, and the ARK of the COVENANT in the Temple it» ( Rev 11.19 ).

 

Jesus Christ is a priest of the heavenly sanctuary ( Heb. 3.1, 4.15, 8.1-2 ).

Ministry in the heavenly sanctuary could not begin before the Ascension of Christ, because:

a) stood ground Sanctuary ( Heb 9.8 )

b) was the priesthood of levits, and Christ was not the high priest ( Heb 7.11-14 )
c) was not brought the TRUE SACRIFICE for SIN (Christ) required MAY for RECONCILIATION ( Heb 8.1-3, 9.11-14, 24-26 ).

 

The Jesus Ministry began in the first part of the heavenly sanctuary, and on Earth ( Rev 4.5, 5.6, 8.3 ).

As the people of Israel received the remission of sin after their confession, and now the sins are forgiven when we believe them ( Lev 4.24-26, Ps 31.5, 1 Jn 1.9 ).

If sins were transferred into the sanctuary through the sacrifice for sin, then and now, but there are sins through prayers, i.e. spiritual sacrifices ( Os 14.2, Heb 13.15, 1 Pet 2.5, Rev 8.3-4 ).