God’s Presence in the Sanctuary: A Theology of His Nearness
God’s Presence in the Sanctuary: A Theology of His Nearness
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https://doi.org/10.17162/rt.v39i1.2108Keywords:
Heavenly sanctuary, God's presence, Christ's mediation, eschatological judgment, Adventist eschatologyAbstract
Este estudio explora la doctrina del santuario desde la perspectiva de la presencia y cercanía de Dios, destacando su papel central en la teología bíblica y la escatología adventista. Se analiza cómo el santuario celestial y su tipología en el santuario terrenal revelan la proximidad divina a la humanidad, particularmente en el contexto del conflicto cósmico y la redención. Además, se examina la obra mediadora de Cristo en el santuario celestial y su relación con el juicio escatológico. Finalmente, se resalta la consumación de la cercanía de Dios en la restauración final del orden cósmico y la redención completa de la humanidad.
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