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It doesn't have to be a temple, a dedicated tabernacle would satisfy the prophecies.

Totally unrelated to our conversation but I agree w/ what you wrote except for the claim the 1260 days must be the end of the week.

Funny, nothing there says it is the great trib, you just think it should be. The 7th trump is not the "last" trump. God will blow the the trumpet not an angel...Zech. 9:14. If you're trying to go chronologically, #5 happens before #1 so that would be an odd time for Jesus to return. #1 is the...

The great trib is as I just explained in the previous post, the signs are the signs of the 6th seal, Rev. 7:9 shows our arrival in heaven prior to the 7th seal/1st trumpet. The seals are not part of God's wrath the church will still be here and if you imply I'm pre-trib one more time our...

Sorry Davy but the great trib is not the latter part of the 70th week. The great trib is satan's wrath upon the church per Matt. 24 and Rev.6 and Rev. 12:17 and for the umpteenth time, I'm not pretrib. This great trib will be the worst time of persecution and martyrdom the world has ever seen...

I don't need to try again, the bible is quite plain regarding the reality of the trinity. If you want to deny it then you become your own "spiritual saboteur". One can have all the knowledge in the world but if their understanding is faulty then despite having knowledge one remains ignorant. The...

I also find it interesting that the HS is speaking to everybody but it never seems to be the same message. If one makes a statement like I am right and you are wrong because I'm spiritually more in tune than that throws up a red flag to me. I don't think it's asking too much for a man's...

The bible never calls it a time of great tribulation, only some men do. People keep trying to say things that the bible never does. Yes, all your time segments are there and yes 1260 days equals 1/2 of the 70th week but that doesn't change the fact that the bible doesn't separate them from a...

I believe many of them are leaving the church because sound biblical doctrines in all its forms are not being taught any more. In the majority of churches, end times teachings are not even mentioned because they are too controversial. They don't see the power of God in action...all they see are...

Some will, they will believe him to be their messiah...John 5:43 - "I am come in my Father's name, and ye receive me not: if another shall come in his own name, him ye will receive."

I've already agreed that the time frames are mentioned but your verses still don't say if they're the first half or second. The bible never calls that "time" a period of "great tribulation" either. I'm just pointing out that a lot of our presumed facts are not based on scripture but on speculation.

1 John 5:7-8 - "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. 8 And there are three that bear witness in earth, the Spirit, and the water, and the blood: and these three agree in one." The word "one" in both verses is the...

Too bad you're arguing w/ yourself. The point was, that it is man that divides the week into two halves of 1260 days, the bible doesn't. Yes, it mentions 1260 days but it never declares them to be the first or last part of the 70th week.

Take up a whip and run them out of town.

And hearing the way Jesus spoke and prayed about/with someone greater than himself and the truth of the HS and all of the NT was written by the end of the first century, but then again they might be some of those darn inconvenient truths.

We don't "know" the church taught that, just that there were a few men that held to that belief. They cannot be considered the majority.

Considering the truth of the trinity was withheld from Israel until the time of Christ, you can quote all the OT verses you want but they are meaningless regarding this issue. "The new is in the old concealed, the old is in the new revealed"! Go by that little nugget of truth and you'll get...

I have answered your question plainly, you just don't like it because it shows your reasoning to be faulty.

None of what you said is actually scriptural as to the dividing of time. It makes a pretty math picture but the bible doesn't break the 70th week into two even parts, either 1260 days could happen anytime within the context of the 70th week. The "latter" half isn't prescribed to end on the...

You keep saying they were from 300ad, if so, none of them were taught by Jesus or the apostles.