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I literally answered those questions in my last post. :confused:

I'm not sure if I did any interpretations of one of the most controversial set of verses in the entire Bible: Daniel 9:26 - And after threescore and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off, but not for himself: and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary...

Funny how the name 'Cain' means 'to buy and sell'. He was a murderer from the beginning. But I digress.

Very good. You are asking the right question. If you can prove who does the vengeance, you will have your answer. A curious verse to ponder if you so choose... Revelation 9:6 - And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from...

That is another assumption.

You just made an assumption there. You need to determine if your assumption is correct. How do you know that the Mark wasn't something that made it impossible for someone to kill Cain to begin with? Are you familiar with the Principle or Law of First Mention...

I do not 'depend' on the opinions of others; I consider them. Unlike so many Christians, I even listen to what my critics have to say. :p

Every verse in the Bible teaches that the abomination was the Crucifixion. I have shown plenty of proof of that already using actual verses and videos from other Witnesses. The desolation came later in 70 AD. Jesus gave everyone (that understood) plenty of time to prepare, move away from...

I addressed this in post #31... https://christianchat.com/threads/daniels-1260-vs-1290-vs-1335-vs-2300-days.224136/page-2#post-5782202 Here is a snippet: That was way back in Daniel 11:18.

If that is the case, then it contradicts what you said here: So according to you, the desolation of Jerusalem began here: 167 BC is not 70 AD.

I tried making a thread on Mystery Babylon a few weeks ago, but it was never approved. It was subsequently deleted.

For those just joining the thread, here is a quick summary of how I interpret some of the later verses in Daniel 11. Note that I may make a few minor changes before I freely publish my final PowerPoint. Daniel 11:13 This is the end of Antiochus III who was the King of the North during his time...

The Ships of Chittim in Daniel 11:30 are often interpreted as Roman ships: However, most "scholars" wrongly attribute them to the time of Antiochus IV Epiphanes. Daniel 11:30 is actually referring to the Battle of Actium with Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII: I don't believe anyone has...

Oh, and I believe that the Tower of Babel event may have messed up our space/time continuum, so there's that. Funny how AI shows Pangea... lol.

A literal splitting of the earth is something that I have not ruled out yet. I have seen others talk about it over the years. I'm sure you have seen Neal Adam's videos: There does seem to be indications that something major happened with earth's crust: Some have argued that there was no...

Let's take a close look at one of the verses you quoted: We are instructed to read the Book of Daniel to understand. It just so happens that one of the most important verses to unraveling the mystery of the Abomination of Desolation is in Daniel 11:31: Daniel 11:31 - And arms shall stand on...

Think of a person's name being written in the Book of Life, long before they are even conceived. Is it an event or is it a process? It's both. What about the moment that person is conceived? Is it an event or is it a process? Again, it's both. The road to Salvation involves many events and...

The KJV is a much better translation in my opinion: That is an extremely important word that few understand. It is part of the process.

How does that which is invisible, manifest that which is visible? How does something non-physical create something that is physical? How does a wave function become a particle? Has God made it plain to you?

Salvation consists of many events using multiple processes, each with its own individual steps. God doesn't just wave a magic wand and 'presto', the Redeemed are instantly in Glorified Bodies. I have spent many years studying how the process works. As an Engineer, I am fascinated by it.