zeke25
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It is evident that we are miles apart right now. Maybe it would help bring us closer together if I ask some questions and at the same time share some information.toknowthetruth said:Well I wouldn't deny the possibility of your opinion regarding the little horn. Not very convincing to me though.
In this case, since I don't hold to your opinion, your question regarding the 1st century sacrifice is irrelevant to me. I don't believe the little horn has been manifested yet.
The temple of God can refer to different things depending on the context of what it's referring to. Give me the context which you are talking about and I can better answer your question.
As far as a one way conversation, I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about. Maybe you could clarify that as well. If you want an open discussion in which the dialog from both sides is up for consideration and not an "I'm right and you're wrong" type of dialog, then I'm happy to participate.
What Scriptures lead you to believe that the little horn is in the future? Is this connected to Daniel’s 70 weeks theory with the 70th week being separated from the other 69: 69 down but the 70th yet to come in the future?
As far as the sacrifices being stopped in the 1st century, it wasn’t Antiochus. He did his dirty work already in 167 BC. By the 1st century he was dead and buried.
So, you’re not interested in the sacrifices that were stopped in the 1st century. And it is evident that you were not interested in the sacrifices that were stopped in 167 BC. So, it would be reasonable to assume that you were not concerned about any disrupted sacrifices in 586 BC when Judah was sacked and carried off to Babylon. This really begs the question: Why on earth are you concerned about sacrifices that may or may not be stopped in the indeterminate future? Especially, considering that there have been no sacrifices for close to two millenniums now. I mean, I’m in a tizzy. What’s this all about?
Regarding the temple of God: The Temple was destroyed in 70 AD. But the New Testament talks quite a bit about a Temple of God that yet exists. What is this Temple of God that yet exists? I didn’t ask the question to stump you, I asked it because I assumed you would be totally familiar with it and I wanted to prompt you to think about it.
When you ignored my question the first time, I thought you were not going to engage the subject. But now I understand why you didn’t answer. So, let’s try again, since you appear to be willing.
Zeke25