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Ok, so are you saying this was fulfilled once and will be fulfilled a second time?

If dual fulfillment is a standard with God, is it possible for there to be another Christ, or any of the things Christ fulfilled the first time to be fulfilled again?

Sure, what isn’t explicitly stated is whether those priests remained under a different burden than the Gentiles, which seemed good to the Holy Spirit at that time. Right, and there was a different burden on the Jews than the Gentiles during that time, are you deliberately trying to miss lead...

I’m not really disagreeing with what you’re saying but it seems to me that too many people here want to make it sound like everyone who believed in Christ just immediately abandoned the OT the next day after the cross. You bring up an interesting verse, Hebrews 9:8-10 “The Holy Ghost this...

Ok, let’s look at an OT verse that cross references with both Luke 21:22 and 2 Thessalonians 1:8. Isaiah 63:4 For the day of vengeance is in mine heart, and the year of my redeemed is come. This verse contains “the day of vengeance” and “the year of my redeemed is come”. Luke 21:22 contains...

Excellent analysis. I was thinking that some people here are going to restrict the vengeance and it’s fulfilled in Luke 21:22 to apostate Israel only, which I would agree with, as you do, that it’s a reasonable argument. I was looking at the various OT verses about vengeance and was interested...

What about the statement “that all things which are written may be fulfilled”? Were all things written concerning the days of vengeance fulfilled or not?

Ok, if I understand you correctly, your argument is really that the days of vengeance go for a period of time. They start with what is described in Luke 21, they continue without stopping until what is described in 2 Thessalonians 1.

Well, we are under the new covenant right now and that never ceases. If you have a future “last day” of something else, like maybe the planet earth, then you can say we are on the planet until the last day but I wouldn’t say we are under the new covenant up-until the last day, that wouldn’t be...

That’s right, unless one wants to try to make the case that Paul gave an entirely new revelation in 2 Thessalonians 1, Luke 21:22 tells us when the OT prophesied days of vengeance gets fulfilled.

The New Testament never ends, it’s eternal. It would take the death of Christ a second time to change that.

Alright, I’m not arguing against your position, just saying it doesn’t have all things written being fulfilled when Luke 21:22 says they will be fulfilled.

You’re presenting a false premise. I never said the old covenant was valid until 70AD, only that it remained in existence and was practiced, even though it was a dead, decaying corpse. What are you thinking, that the next sabbath after the cross, the apostles went fishing and ate BLTs for...

Ha ha, thanks for the humor. Let me ask you this though, do you believe in dual fulfillment?

3)Just after the cross 4)The last days of the existence of the old covenant ended in 70AD when it became impossible to comply with all the physical requirements due to the destruction of the physical temple. Question for you, since the Holy Spirit said it was good to have the different...

Ok, I agree but I think it was a good idea because the Jews didn’t straight way want the new covenant. Luke 5:39 No man also having drunk old wine straightway desireth new: for he saith, The old is better.

Ok, thanks. I had to ask because @Truth7t7 believes C like you do but doesn’t think they are the same event. At least you are consistent.

What about Acts 15:28? Why would it seem good to the Holy Spirit to have different burdens instead of just burying old the corpse?

What is your opinion on why Luke would say “that all things which are written may be fulfilled”? Paul writes about a future vengeance first, then several years later Luke claims For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled.

Ok, let’s take this one question at a time, starting with point 1. The validity of the old covenant ended at the cross. My question to you is when did the old covenant vanish? And since point 2 is closely related to point one I’ll give my answer to that also. The new covenant started at the...