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Yebut future from Daniel's viewpoint, or even John. 42 months fit perfectly well if you read Josephus.

13 [t]For He rescued us from the [u]domain of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of [v]His beloved Son, 14 in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. (Col 1) far above all rule and authority and power and dominion, and every name that is named, not only in this age but also...

Ye all the prophecies like "He shall judge among the nations" from Isaiah. But this is happening right now. People from all nations worship him since his advent & ascension. "He must reign until all enemies are put under his feet" Paul says, implying his actual reigning while he was writing.

Ye but the passage certainly sounds like a specific *man* being restrained right now (at the time he was writing). And from a preteristic understanding of the term *last days* it would have to have been fulfilled before the destruction of the temple.

Make a rational comment or leave me alone.

I am starting to believe the Templars were only interested in all this because their business was to gather ancient gnostic teaching and monopolize it.

You realise Romans was written at a time when the Mosaic covenant was still active, right? Do you believe it is so today?

There may be people with jewish blood running around, today, but they have nothing to do with that "Israel" the Old & New Testaments write about. When you read about Israel there, it refers to God's covenant-people. God took them into covenant at Sinai. This covenant is gone, therefore this...

There is no evidence that the bible talks about "flat" earth (and all the ridiculous pictures of it, like a flat disc floating in space); so we shouldn't conclude something it does not positively affirm. However, it certainly contradicts our modern understanding of it. So all we know is that...