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No, it was during the Revelation. God brought her back some time later. Jesus did not seem to think the covenant was over. He introduced a new covenant but the old was still active. God had brought her back to Israel shortly after Daniels' time under Ezra and Nehemiah I think. They were in fact rebuilding the city.
Actually God said it through Luke Dot, I just copy/pasted it from a version of the Bible. Do you have a version of the Bible that renders it differently?
Your last sentence above is a backhanded insult.. or maybe a typo.
It is the case in other countries... Protests usually only occur when the other side is winning. Do you protest when you are getting your way?
Eph 3:20 Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
You haven't ask me to explain my position... so you are just assuming you know.
Ask them, not me. I am a Gentile.
Again... ask them.
So you are thankful for a non-believers role in the world? What makes that person any different?
How am I dictating to God? He is the one who commissioned the book of Revelation.
This is fairly arrogant. You assume either everyone thinks as you do or they are ignorant. Never heard of “different opinions?”
Are you not aware that he brought them back? Are those promises unfamiliar to you?
So you think Israel was divorced at that point? Why did He promise to restore them? You don’t know those verses do you? Why did Jesus not go directly to everyone of Israel wasn’t still special? That makes no sense at all.
Ah, you’re not aware of the purpose of the events against the harlot? Who do you think the harlot is? What do you think the purpose of the whole matter was?
Neither party is dead. God isn’t dead (surprised I have to say that) and Israel wasn’t dead. So drop “dead.” A divorced person isn’t therefore dead.
Again with the dead. Can you show me where scriptures say God or Israel is dead?
You explained it. What do you think you’ve been doing?
Then how can you think you know what they’d do? One minute you know for sure and next minute you don’t know at all.
Tschüss!
You said Luke wrote that the armies surrounding Israel IS what makes desolation. That is the abomination that makes desolate according to you in Luke, but he doesn’t say that or if so, where?
Exactly maam, Christs disciples recognized the sign, and they left just as Jesus had prophesied to them.
Yes but that wasn’t the abomination set up in the holy place as you said.
That’s futurism for sure.
Very true Dot, and time will reveal if it will happen.
Is there anything you have listed here that you believe is to difficult for God to accomplish ?I am curious about this particular matter. For those who think this is in the future, how do you see it as playing out? Please don't fill the page with numerous scriptures. We all know the references in Daniel and Matthew. I am asking about how it is to be fulfilled, not where it is in scripture. So:
1. How can there be an abomination placed in the temple when there is no temple? Do you believe Israel will tear down the Dom of the rock and build a temple there? (This is very unlikely as the Muslims will not take that lying down.)
2. What kind of abomination could be placed there that is so bad, it causes the Jews (most of whom are actually atheists today*) to be desolate (a very deep depression.)
*only 30% of Jewish said they were religious in 2015...a very atheist country
Israel among the least religious countries in the world
Only 30% of Israelis say they are religious, survey finds; Thailand is most religious country in the world and China is the least.www.haaretz.com
The OP is a matter too evil for God to actually do Himself. He doesn’t say he does it in any case.
As you can see I didn’t. That is the trademark of others I won’t mention by name….pages and pages. As it is, He nevertheless knows about these activities being superior in mental abilities and other abilities.
I'll take that as yes.
No, I explained it. Nothing is too difficult for God but sometimes people imagine activities too wrong for God. Or they imagine activities already done long ago. People might imagine sending the Messiah isn’t too difficult and it wasn’t. Problem is that that prophesy is already fulfilled.
Good, we agree. He didn’t do it at all.
There’s no evidence this is true meaning handcuffs off or on.
He’s not. He’s accusing us of the wrong we do. He doesn’t care about “stumbles.” Might as well call it what it is. But he does accuse the brethren of the wrong they do, true. But where he is right now really isn’t our business. Jesus didn’t tell us to figure that one out.
They are, apparently, difficult for you to understand. They aren’t at all contradictory, but the matter is likely to be complex. I’ll try to be simple.
He’s not nailed down you know. He’s not in jail.
Why does he have to be present to talk to God? You think there’s no communication unless he’s physically there talking about us one at a time??
What does it matter? He’s not nailed down.
Why? You think he’s limited by space?
Jesus didn’t tell us where he is. Why do you need to fix his location?
Again, why is his location important? How much he actually knows us is debatable. Jesus the unclean spirits knew. Paul they were only acquainted with. If he knows each of us by name depends on some factors it seems.