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W. C. WHITE.
October 9, 1931. [Note: The 1931 reprint of the Advent Review articles was mimeographed with new paging 1-25.] The Sanctuary was the heart of the typical system.
There the Lord placed His name, manifested His glory, and held converse with the High Priest relative to the welfare of Israel.
While we inquire from the Scriptures what the Sanctuary is, let all educational prejudice be dismissed from the mind.
For the Bible clearly defines, what the Sanctuary is, and answers every reasonable question you may ask concerning it.
The name, Sanctuary, is applied to several different things in the Old Testament, neither did the Wonderful Numberer, tell Daniel what Sanctuary was to be cleansed at the end of the 2300 days, but called it the Sanctuary , as though Daniel well understood it, and that