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    The Great Tribulation Began in 70AD and Continues to This Very Day

    What disqualifies Luke 21:20 from interpreting and clarifying Matthew 24:15?
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    The Great Tribulation Began in 70AD and Continues to This Very Day

    There is only one Individual whom Daniel 9 identifies as a prince. He is the Messiah the Prince in verse 25. Messiah the Prince in verse 25 is the grammatical referent of the prince in verse 26 and "He" in verse 27. He is the Prince who destroyed the city and sanctuary of and in Jerusalem. He is...
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    The Great Tribulation Began in 70AD and Continues to This Very Day

    Isn't Luke Scripture?
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    The Great Tribulation Began in 70AD and Continues to This Very Day

    For those who recognize that Scripture interprets Scripture, the abomination of desolation is clearly identified in the parallel synoptic verse of Luke 21:20. It was the Roman armies, pagan abominations to the Jews, who desolated Jerusalem.
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    The 7 years and the great tribulation period

    Debunked. :laughing: Messiah the Prince is not "The Beast/The Antichrist". :laughing:
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Clearly, you're utterly incapable of rational dialogue. You're a complete waste of resources, man and machine alike. So go talk to the antichrists that you adore, and spare the rest of us. They'll be overjoyed to see you. :laughing:
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Do you accept the full Scriptural explanation of "antichrist"?
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    I've provided the full Scriptural explanation of "antichrist". What's evasive?
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Let me help you. 1 John 2:22 Greek 720 [e] arnoumenos ἀρνούμενος denying V-PPM/P-NMS "b. ἀρνουσθαι God and Christ, is used of those who by cherishing and disseminating pernicious opinions and immorality are adjudged to have apostatized from God and Christ: 1 John 2:22" One is not apostate...
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    What is the Scriptural definition of "deny"?
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    1 John 2:22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son. I've never denied that Jesus is the Christ, nor have I denied the Father and the Son.
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    You can't define it, so you're just as evasive. :laughing:
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Define "antiChrist".
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    You're not making any sense. Do I hate and reject Him?
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Of course. For their hatred and rejection of Him.
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Yes, He did. So why did He condemn them to hell?
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Have fun loving your Christ-haters. They'll thank you for it. From hell. :laughing:
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Even more hopeless. :laughing: So this is your version of Luke 6:27: Luke 6:27 27 But I say unto you which hear, Love Christ's enemies, do good to them which hate Christ,
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    Hopeless. They're not our enemies. They're Christ's enemies. Are you saying that we are to love and forgive Christ's enemies?? Scripture for that??
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    Was Jesus Orthodox? (or Baptist?)

    You still don't get it. The issue is with those who hate Christ. They sin against Christ, not us. There's nothing for us to forgive, because the sin is not against us, it is against Christ. Explain with Scripture how to forgive sin which is against Christ, not against us. Christ did not...
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