Daniel 12:4 But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
This verse provides us with a lot of useful information in which a very important conclusion can be drawn. That conclusion is that most, if not all, orthodox mainstream interpretations of Bible prophecy are in error.
Basically, this verse is telling us that Bible prophecy would not be understood until the end times, period. One could conclude that any interpretation disclosed previous to the end times has to be in error (If that interpretation was correct in the past, then it would have been the end times at that time in the past). For example: In the 1800Â’s, there was a SDA movement which promoted an interpretation of Bible prophecy that the end times where to take place in the 1800Â’s. Obviously, those were not the end times, so that interpretation was wrong then, so one can conclude that (based on Daniel 12:4) and it is still wrong today.
Another example is the interpretation that Bible prophecy was fulfilled back in 70 AD with the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. Again, one need only ask if those were the end times and it becomes obvious that this interpretation has also got to be in error.
Most denominations have their doctrinated interpretation of Bible prophecy. And these interpretations have been with us long before that period we recognize as the end times.
In Yehoshua,
Guy Smith
This verse provides us with a lot of useful information in which a very important conclusion can be drawn. That conclusion is that most, if not all, orthodox mainstream interpretations of Bible prophecy are in error.
Basically, this verse is telling us that Bible prophecy would not be understood until the end times, period. One could conclude that any interpretation disclosed previous to the end times has to be in error (If that interpretation was correct in the past, then it would have been the end times at that time in the past). For example: In the 1800Â’s, there was a SDA movement which promoted an interpretation of Bible prophecy that the end times where to take place in the 1800Â’s. Obviously, those were not the end times, so that interpretation was wrong then, so one can conclude that (based on Daniel 12:4) and it is still wrong today.
Another example is the interpretation that Bible prophecy was fulfilled back in 70 AD with the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. Again, one need only ask if those were the end times and it becomes obvious that this interpretation has also got to be in error.
Most denominations have their doctrinated interpretation of Bible prophecy. And these interpretations have been with us long before that period we recognize as the end times.
In Yehoshua,
Guy Smith