Israel Declares War
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"He (Messiah) shall confirm a covenant with many for one week; but in the middle of the week (3½ years after his revealing) He shall bring an end to sacrifice and offering. And on the wing (span of time) of abominations (ongoing atoning sacrifices) shall be one who makes desolate, (Titus destroys temple) even until the consummation, which is determined, is poured out on the desolate." (judgement on Jerusalem) (Daniel 9:27)
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When you start to see the narrative of modern day Israel as prophetic fall apart and see it for the counterfeit it is, the rest begins to come into place as fulfilled.
And no the actions of the Rothschild family are not like Pharaoh, not comparable.
Where are the modern Jewish prophets appointed by God, surely God would send them someone?
And no the actions of the Rothschild family are not like Pharaoh, not comparable.
Where are the modern Jewish prophets appointed by God, surely God would send them someone?
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Really? It's the one that makes the most sense. You don't need an infinite-sized gap in Daniel's prophecy - it's very satisfying. (I disagree that Jesus on the cross is the abomination that causes desolation - I thought this was the Roman armies, and was why the Christians - heeding Jesus' warning to them - left Jerusalem (for Pella) before it was destroyed in 70AD).
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But Jesus also stated...
O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, who kills the prophets and stones those sent to her, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling!
So the fact He was crucified is in fact the most horrible moment in history, the ground shook and the veil was torn.
O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, who kills the prophets and stones those sent to her, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were unwilling!
So the fact He was crucified is in fact the most horrible moment in history, the ground shook and the veil was torn.
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I think it is abundantly clear that Matthew 24 is responding to when every stone in the Temple will be thrown down, but at the same time to two other questions, the sign of His coming and when the end will be.
As usual, the word of God is a double edged sword. No doubt the context is the destruction of the temple in 70AD and Jesus uses that as a template for the end of the age.
As for "an infinite gap" this is a bogus concept from those who don't know the Bible. In Leviticus God tells us how long our punishment will be if we do not repent, he multiplies the period by 7 and if we still don't repent he multiplies it by 7 again.
In Ezekiel there is a prophecy about Ezekiel lying on one side for Israel and on the other for Judah. Those time periods, when multiplied by 7 and then again by 7 come to 1948. You can find the discussion of this on Youtube and I have shared the links on my blog. 1948 is the only year where both Judah and Israel would be released from punishment at the same time. This also matches a prophecy in Ezekiel about two sticks (Israel and Judah) being united as one.
As usual, the word of God is a double edged sword. No doubt the context is the destruction of the temple in 70AD and Jesus uses that as a template for the end of the age.
As for "an infinite gap" this is a bogus concept from those who don't know the Bible. In Leviticus God tells us how long our punishment will be if we do not repent, he multiplies the period by 7 and if we still don't repent he multiplies it by 7 again.
In Ezekiel there is a prophecy about Ezekiel lying on one side for Israel and on the other for Judah. Those time periods, when multiplied by 7 and then again by 7 come to 1948. You can find the discussion of this on Youtube and I have shared the links on my blog. 1948 is the only year where both Judah and Israel would be released from punishment at the same time. This also matches a prophecy in Ezekiel about two sticks (Israel and Judah) being united as one.
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