Corporate Repentance - Robert J. Wieland

that God is working marvelously for them, when it
is the work of another spirit (Ibid., page 261).
The experience of Laodicea will fit the
potential of the heavenly Day of Atonement,
because the message to Laodicea parallels this
cleansing of the sanctuary. What does this mean in
practical, understandable terms?
Repentance and the Cleansing of the Sanctuary
The "daily" ministry in the sanctuary includes
the forgiveness of sins, but the "yearly" goes
further. The blotting out of sins takes place in the
"times of refreshing," that is, the cleansing of the
sanctuary (see Acts 3:19). The Day-of-Atonement
ministry includes the blotting out of sins, and can
occur only at the end of time, after the close of the
2300 years (see The Great Controversy, pages 421,
422, 483).
In these last days there is something Laodicea
"does not know," some deeper level of guilt that
has never been discerned. Here is where that
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