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According to Jesus' words about his desolation (crucifixion) and restoration (resurrection) in John 2:18-21, many did see that abomination committed against God. "Flee to the mountains" is a figure of speech, as are the words: "Get out of town". By Jesus using the term of "seven times...

According to God's perspective, there are 7 abominations that HE HATES. In Prov. 6:17 is the one abomination that caused desolation to Israel and their temple in 70AD. You are not "connecting the dots" too well. Maybe the picture below will help point to who it was that actually brought about...

As recorded by the Jews, "the abomination that maketh desolate" is a fulfilled prophecy by Antiochus Epiphanes lV, as described in 1 Maccabees 1 [54] Now the fifteenth day of the month Casleu, in the hundred forty and fifth [145] year [BC], they set up the abomination of desolation upon the...

In Mat. 24 Jesus does not correlate time zones of when all the events he speaks of shall take place. But, if I was to think that the AoD was still future, as you do, I might think it to be the Zionist nation state of Israel today. The "ten horns" (NATO?) spoken of in Rev. 17:16, just might...

The 2300 days prophecy and the 70 weeks prophecy are intentional conundrums of God, of which can only be sorted out by "the mind of Christ" within us. The 2300 day prophecy was completely fulfilled in the days of Antiochus lV and Judas Maccabeus. Prophecy, once it is fulfilled, cannot be...

Yes, JtB was his own person, but in himself he was not alone of himself. In his birth, he was anointed by the Holy Spirit of God. KJV Luke 1 [13] But the angel said unto him, Fear not, Zacharias: for thy prayer is heard; and thy wife Elisabeth shall bear thee a son, and thou shalt call his name...

As for the symbolic 144,000, being those that were many (but not all) of OC Israel, they were the OC. martyrs, who resurrected immediately after Jesus had "given up the Ghost" while on the cross. I say that, because king David's grave is still with us, of whom did not die a martyr. Could it be...

Yes, I agree Rev. 11:7 is about John the Baptist and Jesus. Prior to the shedding of the blood of Jesus, his death, resurrection and ascension, the Gift of the Holy Spirit was was not ever permanently given to any man, except John the Baptist and Jesus. Zech. 4:14. John 7 [39] (But this spake he...

Rev. 17:11-18 [17] For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled. [18] And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over [controls through their use of money] the kings of...

Yes, it can be a very good thread. By JtB saying: "Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world", no man could say those words, unless it were God the Father speaking through him. John 1:29, 36. Surely, all we who ARE "born again" of God's Holy Spirit, do testify to that fact...

You could be correct on that. Though Jesus was officially ordained of His ministry upon His baptism, John was to "decrease" and Jesus was to "increase". John being put in prison, was definitely the sign of his "decrease".

Welcome to the conundrums of God. In 525 BC, God intentionally spoke the 70 week prophecy in that manner. Not for reasons to reveal it to all, of WHEN the Messiah was to come, but to ONLY those at that time, who would be living in faith of "the Promise that was to come". Now, for all of us who...

I would like to interject here, and remind all who are involved in this discussion to restudy Zech. 4:11-14, being that of the JOINT ministry of John the Baptist and Jesus. [14] Then said he, These are the two anointed ones, that stand by the LORD of the whole earth. We are not looking at Jesus...

Don't get ahead of yourself. Without the sacrifice of Christ and the restoration of His mortal body into New Life, God the Father could not ever permanently dwell within any one of us, being that of both the Old Covenant and the New, except that He permanently dwell within the restored immortal...

Unfortunately, you have not understood ALL OF 1 Cor. Ch. 2. Especially verse 5. As you have clearly shown, by your own sharp words of dissent towards me, you have proved that "My faith does NOT stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power [authority] of God", aka "the mind of Christ".

I'm sure all here understand what I said, albeit I did not quote the literal words verbatim. But, since you are correct in your point, then you should also clearly understand that the HANDS of Israel were directly involved with the "shedding of Christ's innocent blood". Hopefully for your sake...

You are welcome. One must always remember, that when Jesus pointed to Daniel about "the abomination that maketh desolate", He was understanding that it was a literal fulfilled prophecy. Therefore, once a prophecy has been fulfilled, it cannot be fulfilled again, but it can be used in typology...

Due to human error of recording past events, any attempt to align biblical prophecy with the actual history, could be off just a little bit of maybe only 1.0 percent. "We know in part"- 1 Cor. 13:9-12. However overall, the accuracy is derived from the tools of correct measurements, being that...

When did I deny the Lord's sudden and Glorious return in flaming fire? KJV 2 Thes. 1:7-10. If you read it in the KJV, you may be surprised to discover that those TWO events of "when" it shall take place, will be simultaneous. However, it is still necessary to discern the depth of God's words in...

Unfortunately, you are not discerning the difference between "the mind of Christ" within you, from that of your own "natural mind". Please see KJV Isa. 55:8-9; all of 1 Cor. ch. 2, especially verse 5. The parable of "the strong man" says it ALL. There is a saying: "To the victor, go the spoils...