The Investigative Judgement was never a doctrine that I was very serious about as an SDA. The glue that held me to the beliefs of that Church was the Sabbath, something which should be obvious to anyone reading my earlier posts. The reason that I am stating this is to make it clear that this issue is not so personal to me, and to point out that not all SDA believe in the Investigative Judgment, or at the very least, not as it is taught by Ellen White.
That said, I have found that a lot of SDA both current and former have been reading my blog in countries all over the world. For their sake I have chosen to study this doctrine from an SDA perspective and provide a lay Biblical analysis for any and all interested.
1. “Seated at the Right hand of the throne of God”
Armchair Theologian 
I have thought about this for a while, and I have come to the conclusion that the investigative judgment is no different from the Catholic doctrine of purgatory. Which is ironic, given the very anti-Catholic tone in Adventist writings and eschatology.
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But SDA’s have already formed a soteriological image to what they consider the beast!
They are like wild animals, born only to be caught in their SDA lies and destroyed.
these people blaspheme in matters they do not understand. They are like unreasoning animals, creatures of instinct, born only to be caught and destroyed, and like animals they too will perish. 2 Peter 2.12
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The 1844 based IJ spits in the scriptural Jesus’ face. He claimed judgement was on the LAST day, not 1844. Another shining example of SDA pride, arrogance, rebellion and industrial strength disobedience.
“the word that I have spoken will judge him on the LAST day.” — John 12.48, ESV
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The IJ actually has Jesus timesetting.
Picture Him on His next to last person to judge.
He knows that the second coming is in a mere hour or so!
But true Christians know that only the Father knows.
Those sneaky little SDA’s.
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