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"He" refers back to "prince" refers back to "Messiah the Prince".

Afraid of something? :laughing:

No one is surprised that you don't understand how to answer the simple question: :laughing: "So the Christians were wrong to flee literally?"

Should be an easy answer. Why the delay?

So the Christians were wrong to flee literally?

True. So the biblical doctrine of the literal flight of the literal Christians from literal Judaea is not at demonstrable variance with past history.

When a doctrine is at demonstrable variance with the independent benchmark of history, then said doctrine is speculative supposition. Nothing more.

So your claim is that no one must ever allow literal history to agree with Scripture, because then "their doctrine does not come FROM the Bible". But instead we are to believe without question the suppositions and speculations of gnostic futurism because that ALWAYS INFALLIBLY comes from the...

Thanks for that confirmation. In Matthew 24, they all had not only literal meanings, but also literal realities. Did Jesus intend them to be understood literally or symbolically? E.g. Those in literal Judaea understood Jesus' warning literally, because they fled literally. Otherwise, they...

So identify for us which of the following are spiritual and which are physical: 1. Judaea 2. flee 3. mountains 4. housetop 5. house 6. field 7. clothes 8. woe 9. child 10. suck 11. days 12. flight 13. winter 14. sabbath 15. day

Roman commander Titus: "We have certainly had God for our assistant in this war, and it was no other than God who ejected the Jews out of these fortifications; for what could the hands of men or any machines do towards overthrowing these towers?" Titus, the pagan Roman commander, waaaaaaay...

You haven't yet provided your gnosticized spiritual rationale for the following verse. Try to crawl before you try to walk. :laughing: Matthew 21:12 And Jesus went into the body of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the body, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and...

God inspired Luke to provide the synoptic interpretation of Matthew and Mark, as well as the interpretation of Daniel, for those willing to recognize and accept it. That, of course, does not include gnostic futurists, who would have remained at home and been crucified. Matthew 24 16 Then let...

But the disciples of the disciples would have, and did. It was they who were the Jerusalem/Judaean Church. It was they who heeded Jesus warnings, and fled, and preserved their lives. It was they who were not futurists remaining at home to be crucified. More to follow...

Yeah. The "spiritual discernment" of gnosis. :laughing:

Still terrified. Watches antichrist along with the rest of the world. Professes Christianity but is ignorant of the identity of the Chosen. A miserable spectacle indeed. :laughing:

Luke 21 20 And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. He meant that the abominating Roman armies compassing and advancing into the holy city of Jerusalem were the sign of its impending desolation. Messiah the Prince was the...

Still terrified. Every true Christian should know who the Chosen are. There's no excuse for ignorance. What's your excuse?

Still terrified.

So your fellowship is "outside" of Luther's central tenet of the Reformation "The just shall live by faith"? That "fellowship" is a cult.