Historical Sources — Rev 15 Bowl Prelude¶

Search 1: "no man able enter temple Rev 15"¶

Brightman (BRIGHTMAN 3276): "Neither could any man come into the Temple... while these plagues should break the enemies of the Church in pieces, namely they should keep without forth of the Temple, not being able to enter in because of the smoke; as Moses could not enter into the Tabernacle of the Congregation while the cloud lay upon it; Exod 46.35."
Cuninghame (680): "No man could enter the Temple till the close of the Vials."
Haskell, Bible Handbook (BHB 25.10): "Revelation 15:8; 1 Timothy 2:5. 'The man Christ Jesus' cannot enter the temple while the seven last plagues are being poured out upon the earth."
EGW (FW 43): "None Enter As Commandment-breakers"

Thomas Newton (TNEWTON 4123): "inflicted. Moreover the temple is filled with smoke from the glory..."
EGW (SS 19 / 2TC 18 / RR 15): "God's Glory Fills the Temple at Its Dedication"
Clarke (12688): "The Divine glory fills the tabernacle" (on Exodus 40)
Clarke (129727): On Rev 15:8 — "the temple was filled with smoke from the glory of God, and from his power; and no man was able..."
Uriah Smith (STTHD 154.1): Re Solomon's temple — "above all, the crowning visitation of the shekinah, or visible glory of God, as he took possession of his dwelling"
Uriah Smith (LUJ 69.2): Same passage about Solomon's temple dedication and the shekinah glory

EGW (BR-ASI9 164.9): Quotes Lev 16:16 re atonement for holy place
Haskell (BHB 50): "Day of Atonement" chapter heading
Uriah Smith (TBI 79.1): "Was the daily round of service in the tabernacle performed on the day of atonement?"
EGW (ST July 15, 1880): Discusses tables of testimony given to Moses, the building of the tabernacle, and the glory that prevented Moses' entry

EGW (CC 93): "The Song of Moses and the Lamb, March 28"
Joseph Mede (MEDE 1348): "It is called the Song of Moses and of the Lamb, because the Lord alone to be worshipped and glorified as God."
EGW (BR-ASI9 199.12-13): Quotes Rev 15:3 and asks "What was the song of Moses?"

No direct results — the inauguration vs. judgment framing is primarily from modern scholarship and the BRIDGE-2 study itself.

EGW (SH 106.2): KEY QUOTE — "It was impossible for the plagues to be poured out while Jesus officiated in the sanctuary, but as His work there is finished and His intercession closes, there is nothing to hold back the wrath of God, and it breaks with fury on the shelterless head of the guilty sinner, who has made light of salvation and hated reproof."
EGW (5TC 360): "God Sends His Plagues"
EGW (PP 402.5): Re Numbers 16 — "the minister of wrath had gone forth; the plague was doing its work of death. By his brother's direction, Aaron took a censer and hastened into the midst of the congregation to 'make an atonement for them.' 'And he stood between the dead and the living.'"

Multiple EGW sources: "The Heavenly Sanctuary" chapter headings (OFH1 147, BIAD 158, EGWW 161)
Haskell (CIS 14): "The Heavenly Sanctuary"

Haskell (CIS 64.2): "When the plague was smiting the hosts of Israel, Aaron the high priest, put incense on the censer and ran among the people, 'and the plague was stayed.'"
EGW (3T 352.2): Full quotation of Num 16:46-48
EGW (PP 402.5): "As the smoke of the incense ascended, the prayers of Moses in the tabernacle went up to God; and the plague was stayed; but not until fourteen thousand of Israel lay dead, an evidence of the guilt of murmuring and rebellion."

EGW (EP 242.4): "the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle.' There was a revealing of the divine majesty, and for a time even Moses could not enter."
EGW (1TC 230.5 / BOE 169.5): "The pillar of cloud floated over the sanctuary, and 'the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle.' There was a display of the divine majesty, and for some time even Moses could not enter."
EGW (PP 349.4): "the pillar of cloud descended and enveloped the tabernacle, and 'the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle.'"
Clarke (12712): Commentary on Exo 40:35