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Turkey.

I asked you for a link to what you said. Which doesn't exist. So all you can do is fabricate. :laughing:

I didn't ask for your evasions. I asked for a link to your claim. Which doesn't exist. :laughing:

Let's see it.

That's right. They didn't set up an idol. They set up an encampment against Jerusalem.

I don't need it either. Because it doesn't exist. :laughing:

And thank you for your response. So true. The contortion of Christ into antichrist in 9:27a is patent blasphemy, which makes the Darby/Scofield dispensational futurism which perpetuates it especially egregious. Before we delve in further, how do you view the grammar? For example, the sole...

There is only one individual in Daniel 9 identified as a prince. He is Messiah the Prince. The grammatical antecdent/referent of "the prince" in Daniel 9:26 is "Messiah the Prince" in Daniel 9:25. The people of Messiah the Prince were the Roman armies (Luke 21:20, Matthew 24:15) who were His...

See post 248.

Then should be simple to link. So why can't you? :laughing:

Find your own tripe.

Matthew 10 1 And when he had called unto him his twelve disciples, he gave them power against unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of sickness and all manner of disease.

Link to your "No" post. If you can. :laughing:

The original point of this exercise was to demonstrate that "ye" in Matthew 24:2 was Jesus' twelve disciples, and "ye" in Matthew 24:15 was still Jesus' twelve disciples. It wasn't an unknown audience in an unknown future. The relevance of Jesus' message to His disciples and continuing...

Show us your "No". The lie is yours.

You're telling us you were alive 2,000 years ago, because you claimed to be a disciple, and the disciples came to Jesus "for to shew him the buildings of the temple". But you didn't. Your claim was false.

Were you a student who came to Jesus "for to shew him the buildings of the temple"?

What happened to "disciple"?

What happened to "set up"? I don't see it. You haven't even followed your own fallacy. :laughing:

You claimed to be a disciple. But you're not. You didn't come to Jesus "for to shew him the buildings of the temple".