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It's just my opinion, but in Matthew Chapter Twenty-four Jesus is speaking of the time during the tribulation. Yes, the temple was desolated in 70 AD, but there's coming a time when two hundred million are going to come against Jesusalem (Rev 9:16), and we really have seen nothing yet.Does the Wailing Wall COUNT?
I mean, Temple itself was torn down in 70 AD -- Wailing Wall still stands -- should it be included in "all these buildings" talked of in Matthew 24?
Does the Wailing Wall COUNT?
I mean, Temple itself was torn down in 70 AD -- Wailing Wall still stands -- should it be included in "all these buildings" talked of in Matthew 24?
It's just my opinion, but in Matthew Chapter Twenty-four Jesus is speaking of the time during the tribulation. Yes, the temple was desolated in 70 AD, but there's coming a time when two hundred million are going to come against Jesusalem (Rev 9:16), and we really have seen nothing yet.
Early Roman fortress.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Wallhello Kiwidan, dirtfarmer here
Mark 13:2, " And Jesus answering said unto him, Seest thou these great buildings? there shall not be left one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down." If Jesus is truthful, how could the "wailing wall" be part of the old temple?
hello Kiwidan, dirtfarmer here
Mark 13:2, " And Jesus answering said unto him, Seest thou these great buildings? there shall not be left one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down." If Jesus is truthful, how could the "wailing wall" be part of the old temple?
hello Anto9us, dirtfarmer here
There are reports that the "Wailing Wall" was not part of the 2nd temple , but is the western wall of an early Roman fortress, Fort Antonia. If you read articles that explain why there is a growing belief that this is true, it is very convincing.
Does the Wailing Wall COUNT?
I mean, Temple itself was torn down in 70 AD -- Wailing Wall still stands -- should it be included in "all these buildings" talked of in Matthew 24?
Matthew 24:2 "And Jesus said unto them, "See ye not all these things? verily I say unto you, There shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down."
As the disciples were standing and commenting on the magnificence of the structures, Jesus told them that at His coming, after the wrath of God's anger was upon the earth, not one stone of these beautiful structures would be left standing one stone upon another.
Jesus prophecy in verse two tells us that "there shall not one stone upon another," and that condition has not happened yet. All of the stones of the temple will be turned to dust, at that end of this earth age. Zechariah 14 gives us a profile of how Jerusalem will be, and the events that shall transpire at that time. When Satan has taken his seat in Jerusalem, fulfilling the role of the Antichrist.