Behold, this have I found, saith the preacher, counting one by one, to find out the account:
To find out the account by counting one by one is to lay one thing beside another and compare things, taking each one up individually for consideration. Accounting is considering one by one, item after item, rather than in the mass.
That reckoning is the investigative judgment announced in the hour of God's judgment, an individual accounting conducted before the resurrection. Its work is to determine who shall be counted worthy to obtain that world and the resurrection from the dead. Its time is fixed by the cleansing of the sanctuary after two thousand and three hundred days.
To find out the account by counting one by one is to lay one thing beside another and compare things, taking each one up individually for consideration. Accounting is considering one by one, item after item, rather than in the mass.
That reckoning is the investigative judgment announced in the hour of God's judgment, an individual accounting conducted before the resurrection. Its work is to determine who shall be counted worthy to obtain that world and the resurrection from the dead. Its time is fixed by the cleansing of the sanctuary after two thousand and three hundred days.