1844 on Trial: Does the Biblical Evidence Hold Up?
In the NIV, "most holy place" appears six times in Hebrews. In the KJV, "holiest" appears three times. In Young's Literal Translation, "holy of holies" appears only once. Why the difference, and what does it mean for the 1844 date?
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In the final part of our three-part series on the Investigative Judgment, we put on our thinking caps and open the Greek behind Hebrews 9:12. Then we follow the timeline from Daniel 8:14, through the 70 weeks of Daniel 9, to October 22, 1844. Did Jesus enter the Most Holy Place at His ascension in AD 31, or in 1844?
We'll look at:
• Hagia hagion and ta hagia: the two Greek phrases behind "the holiest" in Hebrews
• Why one Jamaican expression ("too beggy-beggy") helps explain "holy of holies"
• The 1967 Salom study: 97 of 104 plural uses in the Greek Old Testament mean the whole sanctuary
• Why Antiochus Epiphanes doesn't fit the 2,300 days
• The 70 weeks "cut off" from the 2,300 days, and what Isaac Newton saw long before Adventism
• 457 BC, AD 27, AD 31 and 1844: the arithmetic
• Passover, Firstfruits, Pentecost and the Day of Atonement: God is always on time
• Why the judgment comes before the Second Coming
This isn't about defending a denomination or attacking one. It's about weighing the evidence: Leviticus, Daniel, Hebrews and Revelation side by side. You're free to believe what you want. But please don't dismiss this teaching as some crazy idea that isn't rooted in the Word of God. Open your Bible and test everything.
"And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: so Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation." Hebrews 9:27-28
CHAPTERS:
0:00 One phrase, three translations
0:41 Welcome back: AD 31 or 1844?
1:22 What does Hebrews 9:12 actually mean?
1:52 "Beggy-beggy": saying a word twice
2:47 Hagia hagion: the Holy of Holies
3:44 Ta hagia: the other phrase
4:31 How translators decide
5:31 Hebrews 9:8 and 9:12 in context
6:28 Ta hagia is plural
6:42 The Salom study: 97, 6 and 1
8:23 "But it's the Day of Atonement"
9:10 Hebrews 10:19 and the two veils
9:39 He knows how to say "Most Holy Place"
10:25 The timing: God is always on time
11:28 Daniel 8:14 and the 2,300 days
11:43 Why Antiochus Epiphanes doesn't fit
13:17 Daniel 9: Gabriel explains the vision
15:01 Cut off, like a slice of pizza
15:36 Isaac Newton and the 70 weeks
16:23 457 BC: the decree of Artaxerxes
17:06 The Messiah, exactly on time
17:33 Why October 22?
18:41 Yom Kippur, 1844
19:10 "The hour of his judgment is come"
19:57 Atonement for the people and the sanctuary
20:56 "Thy way, O God, is in the sanctuary"
21:24 There is a judgment
22:52 His reward is with Him
23:01 Why a pre-advent judgment
24:01 The weight of evidence
24:54 As for me and my house
25:26 Hebrews 9:27-28
READ IT FOR YOURSELF:
Leviticus 16 • Daniel 8, 9 • Hebrews 9, 10 • Revelation 11, 14
SOURCES MENTIONED:
• A. P. Salom, "Ta Hagia in the Epistle to the Hebrews," Andrews University Seminary Studies (1967)
• Isaac Newton, Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel (1733), Part I, ch. X
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