view of the heavenly sanctuary in the book. It is best identified with the inauguration or dedication service of the ancient sanctuary. The central focus is on the consequences of the cross, one of which was the establishment of Christ’s reign in the heavenly sanctuary. The portrayal is definitely not a judgment scene as one might expect if the Day of Atonement were in view. In fact, the explicit language of judgment is totally absent from the scene.9 The only time a Greek word for judging appears