Judgment : Its Events And Their Order

1. THE INVESTIGATIVE JUDGEMENT
The Question Stated – The Magnitude Of The Work – Judged As Individuals – Time For This Work – The Righteous Judge The Wicked – A Judgment Message – Accounting Worthy – Record Of Sins.
2. EXAMINATION OF THE BOOKS
The Book Of Life – The Book Of Remembrance – Blotting Out Of Sins – Blotting Out Of Names – Judgment Precedes Resurrection – A Solemn Decree – Closing Work Of Our High Priest.
3. GOD THE FATHER THE JUDGE
The Ancient Of Days – Judgment In Heaven – Destruction Of The Papacy – Christ’s Coronation.
4. OFFICES OF CHRIST
Christ As The Prophet – Christ As Great High Priest – Christ As King.
5. MESSAGES TO THE WORLD
Beginning Of Christ’s Priesthood – The Mystery Of God – The Seventh Trumpet – The Closing Work.
6. THE SANCTUARY IN HEAVEN
A Heavenly Temple – The Earthly Type – The Law Of God – The Day Of Atonement – The Antitypical Scapegoat – The Cleansing Of The Sanctuary.
7. THE CROWNING OF CHRIST
The Seven Last Plagues – Opinions Of Bliss And Litch – Christ Occupies Two Thrones – A Kingly Priest.
8. THE EXECUTIVE JUDGMENT
Christ Executes Judgment – Gathering Of The Nations – Working Of Satan – Separation Of The Righteous And Wicked – The Saints Gathered Home.
9. THE SAINTS SITTING IN JUDGMENT
The Saints Do Not Determine Character – They Determine The Measure Of Guilt – The “Bottomless Pit” – Resurrection Of Wicked – Satan’s Final Work – The Judgment Executed – A Clean Universe

Additional Info
John Nevins Andrews in the late 1800’s released this classic study on The Judgment, outlining its events and their order.
This work covers the following points: “The Investigative Judgment”, “Examination of the Books”, “God the Father the Judge”, “Offices of Christ”, “Messages to the World”, “The Sanctuary in Heaven”, “The Crowning of Christ”, “The Executive Judgment”, and “The Saints Sitting in Judgment”.
Andrews clearly explains and disproves many long-held misbeliefs about God’s work to remove sin from His people. His greatest desire was to explain Christian beliefs from the scriptures in a logical and easily understandable manner.

John Nevins Andrews (1829-1883) was born in Poland, Maine. He “found the Savious” at the age of 13, became a minister at the age of 21 and was ordained at 24. He clained the ability to reproduce the New Testament from memory. He could read the Bible in seven different languages. He held many church offices, including editor of the Review & Herald, president of the General Conference, and president of the New York Conference. During the Civil War, he went to Washington, D.C., and explained that participation in comabat was contrary to Christian principles. his work was rewarded when the government allowed draftees to apply for noncombatant service. In 1874 (two years after his wife died), he took his family to Switzerland as overseas missionaries and while there he started the magazine Les Signes des Temps. This magazine covered a wide range of subjects including world events, prophecy, Bible doctrines, and health. He died prematurely in Europe, nine years after his arrival there. Andrews University, located in Michigan, was named in honor of him in 1960