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It's not my opinion either, but the timing of it is and I believe Messiah was cut off on the last day of the 69th week and history has been shown that to be true. If one doesn't think God was behind 1948 then they are willfully blinding themselves regarding prophecy. Here is a simple fact...

I do believe that much of what I have learned comes straight from the HS throughout decades of study, I do so for the sake of other people who haven't seen what I see yet. Regarding 1 Cor. 14:28, I'm not speaking in tongues. Do you agree that the disciples and followers of Christ in His day saw...

The 70th week will come in God's timing, there is nothing about the word "determined" that implies they all have to be in one time period, that's your opinion.

The definition of “symbolism” is “the practice of representing things by means of symbols or of attributing symbolic meanings or significance to objects, events or relationships.” In my opinion, those who interpret scripture, especially prophetic scriptures emphasizing symbolism are off track...

Name one what? I think "all" is pretty inclusive.

I just believe what I read in the linear way it was written and it lines up w/ the rest of the prophetic narrative. I always find it amazing that folks can't see and understand this.

Well, yes, Daniel does mention the Messiah twice, in the whole book and there may be another couple of verses that speak about him. But to suggest that the Book of Daniel is "all about" Christ is flat out wrong. You could probably search the whole internet and won't find anyone that believes...

None of the prophecies from Rev. 6 to the end of the book have been fulfilled yet and timing depends on one's perception. In heaven time, it's only been a couple of days.

Yes, there are a few verses the speak about Christ fulfilling all the prophecies concerning "Him", Lk. 24:44, maybe a couple of others but there is still a lot more to go.

Dealing w/ Rev. 20, There are no verses that declare either the church or Israel are there. Imo, vs 4 isn't about a timing, it's about "where" they came from. So, I believe those on the thrones are the raptured/resurrected church, it's possible that those resurrected standing before the thrones...

Determined, just means planned or set aside. Just like it's been 'determined" that a baseball game has nine innings but that can change a game can be rained out, stopped early because of rain or go into extra innings. It's God who gets to determine when and how he will complete them. The concept...

I did address that one, w/ Zech. 8:23 showing "how" they will be acting as the church. Why would you want to be here anyway, heaven is going to be way better? Of course, but that is nowhere in sight. The only mention of the Messiah in that context is that Messiah arrives and dies within a few...

I haven't seen any rebuttles that I haven't addressed or I would have. Can you give me a post no.?

Sorry, there are literally hundreds of great cities in the world today. What sets them apart is the context of how they are described or singled out. Rev. 11:8 gives it away by "where he was crucified". In Rev. 21 we are told the name of it right away. However, in Rev. 17, there is absolutely no...

It's not talking about a religious covenant.

Sorry, but that time hasn't come yet.

A temple is just a building. What made it special was God's presence in it. The veil that was torn was the entrance to the Holy of Holies, where the annual sacrifice was made. That part was completed and done w/ as Christ became our one and always perfect sacrifice. Sacrifices will never return...

Okay, you keep going w/ that if it makes you happy.

By all the descriptions given about what the fulfillments will look like, and they may be from different books by different men. All the prophecies in both the OT and the NT are one complete narrative but not necessarily in the order they will be fulfilled. But a person can take a simple topic...