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There is no specific Scripture? Now you're showing your ignorance of the Bible blind guide. I'll let you lead your band of blind followers down your rabbit hole.

Hosea 6:2 1 " Come, let us return to the Lord. For He has torn us, but He will heal us; He has wounded us, but He will bandage us. 2 "He will revive us after two days; He will raise us up on the third day, That we may live before Him. 3 "So let us know, let us press on to know the Lord. His...

Rescue-then-Wrath in Prophecy The detail provided here for the Day of the Lord gives a picture of opposites in stark contrast. One of those components is the mission of the Day of the Lord. In the New Testament the Day of the Lord is attached to the final aspect of salvation...

It's weird when I put up the sequence of events as laid out in linear narratives how people will scream: "You're wrong!" but hardly ever do they say where and even less can quote chapter and verse to show the error they claim! What I have observed is that they protest because what is laid out...

It's not meant to make you happy, it is meant to show you something. The fact that Isaiah 63:9 & 10 show a pattern of Rescue-then-Wrath which is repeated twice in the book of Revelation, ought to have you reexamine your own eschatological tenets. Instead you double down on ypur opinion with...

My Pastor has Ph.D in theology and he is in agreement with me that the Spirit of God and the Holy Spirit are synonymous. Which is why I don't take lessons in basic theology off of websites or message boards, from the likes of you, Keras, or the Phoneman. Again, you assume much to say what I...

Silly man. Jesus does not return from Heaven to the earth to commence the Day of the Lord with His robes drenched in blood. The question poised to Him is as He returns from the earth to Heaven having tread the winepress on the Day of the Lord.

The Spirit of God is not the Holy Spirit? Oh really? So there are two? So we have a Quad God instead of a triune one? Right. Abomination is not referring to the Temple as you put out at first. I'm ignoring nothing; you're dancing. The OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic. So any...

You don't read very carefully. As Western man would count it, we could very well say a 24 hour period is two days: i.e., Tuesday night as it is here now, going into Wednesday tomorrow. The Hebrews would count it as one day because they begin their day at sundown. In my paper on Rosh...

The Holy Spirit didn't have to be given in order to be active. I can quote Scripture which suggests the Holy Spirit, being a part of the triune God was active at creation some eons ago. So too could it have been acting when Jesus died for us on the Cross. "It is also rendered" - ha! There...

"(I) do not scripture"... you know that grammatically, your sentence doesn't make sense. I think you mean the Holy Spirit, because God the Father didn't and Jesus was busy at the time. Of course, it could have been an Angel as well, or any other number of spirits whom God can and has employed...

Chapter 12 The Day of the Lord’s Wrath The Day of the Lord is described as being preceded with the sun/moon/star event, and that event is described to happen at the sixth Seal. The sun/moon/star event in total is not the Day of the Lord if one uses the evening hour for the start of a “day.”...

Scripture interprets Scripture: The first definition of naos is a physical Temple! Mt 23:16 "Woe to you, blind guides! You say, 'If anyone swears by the temple, it means nothing; but anyone who swears by the gold of the temple is bound by that oath.' That word is naos. So is it here: Mt...

The Expositor's Bible Commentary is more than "credible." It is one of the reference commentaries used at our local Bible College and is comprised of a multitude of theologians working together. Where are the measurements of the Temple John observed in Revelation 11? Try reading Ezekiel. So...

The text says Temple, and it refers to a physical structure in the Bible. Jesus does not render an opinion on whether or not the Father accepts what happens in the Temple which the Jews are trying to rebuild, He just says the "Holy Place." Biblically speaking, that is defined from Exodus as...

Books opened DA 7:8 "While I was thinking about the horns, there before me was another horn, a little one, which came up among them; and three of the first horns were uprooted before it. This horn had eyes like the eyes of a man and a mouth that spoke boastfully. DA 7:9 "As I looked...

I could. Expositor's Bible Commentary on 2Th 2:4 ...this individual "opposes and exalts himself over everything that is called God or is worshiped." His direct and determined opposition to the true God will be a leading feature of the continuing apostasy. It will be especially marked by...

No, he argues that what we term as the third Temple, which the Jews are trying to build in Jerusalem is not the "Temple of God" even though Paul, as a Jew and a Pharisee would know of nothing else, and instead has the ridiculous notion that the anti-Christ is the Papacy and the restrainer was...

Gee, that's wonderful, and yeah, I know that, but you didn't answer the question... The Jews who want to re-build the Temple don't believe in Jesus, don't accept His Atoning sacrifice, and look to fulfill the OT Law, which while Jesus "fulfilled" it, still stands as He Said.

Question #3: Do you think the Jews care one whit about what you believe regarding their building a Temple to God as they are to do in Jerusalem by the Law which Jesus said He did not obliterate?