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See Revelation 19:11-20:6 for the return of Jesus with his angels ("armies of heaven"). IMO this will be on the Day of Trumpets (Yom Kippur). See Isaiah 59:20, "the redeemer shall come to Zion." Consider also the seven Jewish holidays, celebrating the Messiah: o Passover (slain as a lamb)...

The object of the flood was to kill all the people except those on the ark (Genesis 6:7), and the flood was successful in doing that. The Bible says all the high mountains were covered. Fish fossils on mountain tops are evidence of this. Look at a world map. The coasts of North America, South...

IMO: Look at a map of the world and you will see that the coasts of North America, South America, Australia match the coast of Europe. The ocean between the two has a deep north-south trench, indicating a sharp split, all along the ocean bottom. This sudden splitting action swept water all over...

That is an English translation. The Hebrew word in Job 26:7 is Hebrew אךץ which indicates "land." THERE WAS NO CONCEPT OF PLANTET EARTH IN BIBLICAL TIMES. If you disagree, then I invite you to explain how they knew.

o A charismatic leader will arise in Israel and broker a peace accord with Israel's Middle-Eastern enemies. He will oversee the reconstruction of Israel's temple, and then sit in it, as though he were God. (Daniel 9:27) o Meanwhile the peace accord will dwindle, and a confrontation will occur...

The Bible says: "Your father Abraham rejoiced that he would see my day..." (John 8:56)

There was no concept of planet earth in Daniel's day, or any other day prior to Christopher Columbus 1492.

PinSeeker explained: <temple is a people> Checkout Malachi 3:1, Zechariah 6:13. Yes, metaphorically believers are a temple, because the Spirit of God dwells within them (1Corinthians 3:16-17). But Jesus is not going to come to a metaphor.

The Jews have come back, they have re-established the nation of Israel, they are fabricating things needed in Temple service, including training of priests.

We call this the "second coming." The Bible says, "The Lord will come suddenly to his temple." (Malachi 3:1). No temple, no second coming. Jesus said, "No one knows the day and the hour [of his return]... only the Father." (Matthew 24:42).

The light is "divided" by the rotation of the earth. One rotation is one day. Those in Biblical times had no conception of a rotating earth.

God divided the light and the darkness by rotating the earth. Darkness is the absence of light.

o Final judgment is noted in Revelation 20:11-15. o. After that, new heavens and earth (Revelation 21:1-22:21). It's in the Book.

This is the final judgment, at the end of the millennium. Those in hell are resurrected, judged, and annihilated. Then this universe is disposed, and a new universe takes its place.

body, soul, spirit (1Thessalonians 5:23) soul = intelligence spirit= communion with God A plant has a body. A dog has a body and soul. A human has a body, soul, spirit.

There was no concept of planet earth in Biblical times. The Jews received back their *land,* they did not receive the planet earth.

Another detail: there was no concept of planet earth in Biblical times. "Armies of the earth" indicates armies of the land; this is a Middle-Eastern dispute. The Anti-Christ irritates the surrounding Middle-Eastern nations, who hate Israel anyway for disrespecting their "gods," and the showdown...

IMO: The Anti-Christ is a charismatic Middle-Eastern person who will arise, broker a peace agreement with Israel's foes, and will oversee the rebuilding of the Jewish temple. Then he will take his seat in the temple, showing himself to be God (2Thessalonians 2:4).

Jeremiah 30:3 is Hebrew ארץ = land. They indeed miraculously returned to the *land* that God *gave* them. There was no concept of planet earth in Biblical times.

Rockerduck: noted: <pagans> The nations were/are pagans, no respect for human life. <out of His sight> The Jews are back now, the only time in history that an ancient nation has reappeared. The penalty for one sin is death and hell, something we cannot fathom, because we are not holy. We are...