Shilohsfoal
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When the abomination of desolation is placed in the land of Judea,how will you recognise it?
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Vic C. said:You pretty much know my beliefs already. I believe all three major interpretations may be correct.
First = Antiochus Epiphanes.
Second = Rome and 70 AD
Third, in the future. This one I firmly believe won't have anything to do with a physical Temple or the building of one. There is ample Biblical proof that we, the ekklesia, are the Temple of God.
The Scriptures most often cited are:
Daniel 9:27
Daniel 11:31
Daniel 12:11
Matt 24:15
Mark 13:1
Through conjecture we often attribute other passages, but are they valid and do they harmonize? What part, if any, does history play in understanding this abomination? I often see people put down for using sources outside the Bible. Are we missing part of the picture by dismissing outside sources?
Now I know there are varying understandings and interpretations of the The Abomination of Desolation, so lets discuss this as civil and mature as possible.
Thanks.
Nowhere do I say to dismiss the Bible. I say the Bible and history combined give us good hindsight which enables us to see prophetic events that have unfolded in our past.I believe most people are missing part of the picture by dismissing the bible itself.
I don't get what you're saying here. Everything that was written to them was written to them before it took place. Daniel wrote of one abomination before it happened in aprox. 167 BC. Jesus told them of another abomination in Daniel that was in their future (70 AD).How likely do you believe it would be for the jews in Judea,to understand something happening to them if they were taught the event had already been forfilled thousands of years ago?
Again, you are dismissing the belief that I have about some of these events happening again in the future. I've said that a couple of time already that I believe some prophecy to be both near/far, two or threefold.How likely would a christian follow the verses leading up to the abomination if thier teachers teach them all of those events took place thousands of years ago?
Vic C. said:The interesting thing is, the RCC doesn't even teach what the Jesuit came up with. We took it hook, line and sinker.
I know. I have the same feeling about the historical view. Shilohsfoal, my intentions are not meant to cause strife between us or any other member. I'm don't disagree for the sake of disagreement, at least when it comes to discussing eschatology. I used to believe pre trib, then embraced Pre wrath (which for me, still holds some truth). But when coming across Newton, the Reformers and the history of the Jesuits and their push of futurism, it was hard for me dismiss these findings.Something keeps telling me alot of people are not going to understand.
Shilohsfoal said:Something keeps telling me alot of people are not going to understand.
Actually, we do offer up a daily sacrifice to God; ourselves!AnnieHere said:... While the churches do not offer daily sacrifices, they should have a daily or continual candlestick giving the light of the Gospel to the world....
Very prophetic. :biglaughMISFIT said:Don't you mean the Obamanation that causes desolation?
Sorry I couldn't resist. Interesting topic though sorry I really have nothing to add.
Vic C. said:Very prophetic. :biglaughMISFIT said:Don't you mean the Obamanation that causes desolation?
Sorry I couldn't resist. Interesting topic though sorry I really have nothing to add.
We've gone so off-topic you're worried about Obama flashing Spiderman signs?AnnieHere said:Vic C. said:Very prophetic. :biglaughMISFIT said:Don't you mean the Obamanation that causes desolation?
Sorry I couldn't resist. Interesting topic though sorry I really have nothing to add.
Sinthesis said:We've gone so off-topic you're worried about Obama flashing Spiderman signs?AnnieHere said:
samuel said:There are so many opinions on the abomination of desolation, just take your pick. I have found no scriptural evidence that confirms a rebuilt temple, other than the melinial temple.
But given chance the people of Israel would rebuild one, at least the temple faithful would. But I have also thought that a rebuilt temple, could be the abomination of desolation spoken of. And there is some scriptural evidence, to back that thought up.