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My view is that the “in that day” is talking about Jesus ushering in the New Covenant which happened in the first advent

I believe that it was John the apostle remember even John the Baptist questionEd if Jesus was the messiah when he was already in prison right before he died He would of been confident after seeing Jesus in revelation chapter one if he wrote revelation

Did you post post #18?

Sorry but I’m not quite sure what happened in post 67 it was to be to Ziggy somehow yours got tied into it I’m working from an iPad probably the same thing that happened to you in your original post 69

Look at your post #69 You replied to me quoting “Thanks but John the Baptist was long dead before revelation was written I believe that it was John the apostle” And then you said “Believe what you will. You make it plain that you already do believe what you will.” Then you said “Pity those...

Do you think that it was John the Baptist too?

But Jesus was speaking directly to the religious leaders in Matthew 23 and that’s what I was talking about It’s okay if you don’t agree with what you replied too here you will never agree no matter what scriptures I provide

Thanks but John the Baptist was long dead before revelation was written I believe that it was John the apostle

Yes idolatry existed before Jerusalem but the point is here is that she was the harlot to God she was Gods people who whored herself out to other nations read Ezekiel chapter 16. Also take note of post #38 fro Truth 7t7 she can only be Jerusalem

None of this is biblical authority but man’s assumptions I have books showing that it was before 70AD including some early church fathers but again they are not biblical authority either

I didn’t say that you were accusing me I said that I’m not sure if you are accusing me

But the Vatican didn’t kill the prophets only Israel killed both the prophets and the saints

Of course those actual people at that time did not kill the prophets who lived before them but some of Jerusalem as in the leaders of Jerusalem over time did My point is that Jesus in His own words tied Jerusalem directly to Babylon the great

I’m saying that apostate Israel is Babylon the great the unfaithful Jews who rejected and killed their prophets and God and messiah I will check in on this in the morning

Yes they did kill the prophets Jesus even stated it in the very next verse Matthew 23 37 “Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing...

Sorry but You have confused me I have no idea what you are saying or even if you are accusing me of I’m

See post #22

I have no idea what you are talking about I didn’t call unbelieving Israel Gods elect Apostate Israel are the ones who rejected and killed the God and Messiah

Below are 10 biblical points bible that tie first century Jerusalem to Babylon the great. 1) Ezekiel 16 and Revelation 18 If you read Ezekiel chapter 16 you will see that God mentions that Jerusalem prostituted herself to the nations. See how it resembles Revelation chapter 18 as God judges...

Hello there Jesus calls it a great city and also shows us that its the city of apostate Israel