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(contiune from previous post) By contrast, you seem to be saying that history, as found in secular history books, is an accurate way to interpret God's word. If that is what you believe, I would say that is an unsound system of interpretation. Assumption is the mother of errors. Secular...

Not only Temple buildings but the buildings of the WHOLE city per Luke 19. But it is understandable that you are insisting on the "Temple building only" to guard your false preterism doctrine. Regardless, the Lord is talking about His Old Testament congregation, the c children as stones...

We can see remnants of this "even" after Pentecost as Peter was talking about requiring circumcision in the church, and his poor understanding of the lawfulness of eating unclean meats. We're talking about progressive Revelation here. The Disciples were still thinking in terms of Old Testament...

You got the wrong Judaeans. God did not talk about people in physical Judaea. But that is okay since people like you are in denial that the kingdom representation was taken from Israel the moment Christ went to the Cross and was given to the Church in three days, John 2:18-21. In God's eyes...

Yes, and your point is?

No you did not. I didn't quote Matthew 24 in my post. It was Luke 19:41-44. Do you agree that the Lord was talking about the whole city of Jersualem that her stones will fall? Yes or No. And then you quoted a different verse which has nothing to do with subject regarding stones: You are...

I see that you avoid dealing with Scripture I quoted. Not surprised.

Actually Christ came for His congregation Israel, All Saints from the Old and New Testament out among the nation, including national Israel.

What does the birth of Christ has to do anything with subject being discussed. Nothing. Perhaps you need to read my post and think carefully: And before you start rationalizing how those stones were not of the main Temple building like so many others, please pay careful attention that...

True. That was when the Old Testament Israel fell with their stones (representing people/builders of the congregation) because the kingdom representative was taken from Israel and gave it others in three days (Church). Israel as a nation, no longer represents God's kingdom at the Cross.

Ahhh...there were "LOTS" of stones left standing, one upon another after 70 AD. And many still left standing one upon another 2000 years later. Thus 70 AD CANNOT rationally be the fulfillment of that particular prophesy "IF" it was meant of the Physical buildings of the Temple being thrown...

Wow. alot of blinds leading the blinds with their misinterpretations. Not getting any closer to the Truth. :watching and waiting:

Ahem... I see alot of Speculations, misinterpretations, and misplacement of timelines. Sad.

(Chuckle)... The promised and restored Temple of Ezekiel 40-48 is all about Christ! Ezekiel 40-48 is detailing and describing to its readers a temple where genuine worship will take place and where God’s presence will be, which was (and is) fulfilled in the coming of the true temple and true...

This is a problem. You insisted that Daniel 9 is all about Jews and Physical City Jersualem whether you are Preterist or Premillennialist, or even some amillennialists. But God has something else in mind. Granted not everyone will understand what God talked about just like the Jews thought...

There is no gap! The final week is the whole New Testament period, starting from the Cross, after the 69th week, to the Second Coming. There is no gap between 69th week and 70th week, as you thought. The 7 and 62 weeks prophesied are specifically only to the coming of Messiah the Prince...

I already am aware of the "first part" of Daniel 9. That does not prove my position wrong. We are all Israel in Christ, aren't we? We all sinned against Christ. Dan 9:24 Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of...

Dan 9:24 (24) Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy...

Matthew 21:42-44 "Jesus saith unto them, Did ye never read in the scriptures, The stone which the builders rejected, the same is become the head of the corner: this is the Lord's doing, and it is marvellous in our eyes? Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and...