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The verse does not mean that the little horn person (who will become the Antichrist) must be born in Greece. But that he will head south and east toward the middle east and Israel with a strong (EU) army, staged in Greece. "waxed" in that verse is metaphoric that his army will flow and...

If in your scenario, the Gog/Magog attack takes place on a newly formed Christian nation of Beulah - then why in Ezekiel 39:22 it says.... 22 So the house of Israel shall know that I am the LORD their God from that day and forward. Currently, the house of Israel, the Jews, don't believe that...

Deuteronomy 31:9-13 is about a law that Moses made of all future leaders of Israel to confirm the Mt. Sinai covenant every 7 years. It is not implying a seven year tribulation. But points to the Antichrist as the phony King of Israel, thought-to-be messiah to confirm the Mt. Sinai covenant...

No, the concentration camps were holding camps that Jews were placed in to await extermination. Differently, Gaza is a base of operation from which that terrorists conduct their attacks on the Israeli population.

The Holocaust of WWII is an example of genocide. Israel is not carrying out that sort of activity in its war against terrorism.

Because the Jews have been told that their perceived messiah will show his true colors three years thereabouts after being anointed the King of Israel, thought-to-be messiah. They have been told that he will reveal himself as the man of sin by going into the temple, sitting, claiming to have...

How does Israel protecting itself from Muslim terrorists considered genocide ?

Are you talking about Israel's IDF killing muslim Hamas terrorists ? The leader of Hamas was killed recently. He came out of long-term hiding in a tunnel after killing six Israeli hostages that he was using a human shield.

The 7 years of Ezekiel 39:9 following the Gog/Magog event. The 7 years of Daniel 9:27, confirmation of the Mt. Sinai covenant by the coming phony King of Israel, thought-to-be messiah Antichrist. The 7 years are in Deuteronomy 31:9-13.

Keraz, If the Gog/Magog event takes place before any solar event depopulates the current population of Israel - that will nullify the entire rest of your interpretation scenario.

The Jews en-masse will turn to Jesus and the gospel of salvation in the middle of the 7 years. So their enthusiasm to say "blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord" looking forward to Jesus's Second Coming will be well prior to the day of Jesus's return from heaven down to this earth.

keras, I think you need to be more clear in your order of events as you believe to take place. This is what I understand of your view... 1. A solar event that wipes out, depopulates the current nation of Israel, made up of mostly Jews. 2. In the aftermath, a mass migration from Christians...

Explain in that series of events, the fulfillment of Ezekiel 37:21-22, the joining together of the former northern (called Israel) kingdom and southern (called Judah) kingdom back into one nation. The nation of Israel split apart into those two kingdoms following King Solomon's reign...

I don't think the Jews will be "forced" to make the statement. I think they will want to.

Jesus in verse 39 is saying what is going to happen - He is not presenting a condition to control His return.

I would not say contingent as a matter that Jews control whether Jesus returns or not. God is in control, not us humans. I am sure you agree with that.

When you share the gospel with unsaved Jews - do they say of you, "blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord" ? Not at all, for most Jews reject the gospel message when they hear it, and say I don't want hear it, I have heard it over and over, and we Jews reject it and Jesus as the...

I share the gospel message as a disciple of Christ, and a new creation in Christ Who I love, in His name, and of God the Father Who I also love, and Who, Christians pray to in the Lord's prayer - Our Father that art in heaven. Matthew 23:39 and Luke 13:35 are about Jesus Himself, and Jerusalem...

Me too. For 50 plus years.

39 For I say unto you, Ye shall not see me henceforth, till ye shall say, Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord. The "me" in that verse is Jesus, as He is the one speaking in the verse. Verse 39 is not talking about Christians, but Jesus Himself. It is about Jesus's return...