Did Jesus return around 70 AD?

[SeekTruth]

Must be a long hour because John didn't see the end, meaning the very end of the endtimes. We are still in the last hour.

The destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD: if it wasn't the destruction of Babylon as described in Revelation, what was it then? If Jerusalem wasn't Babylon (even though the NT gives plenty of hints that she was) who was Babylon then?

 

[ewq1938]

The destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD: if it wasn't the destruction of Babylon as described in Revelation, what was it then?

It was Rome punishing a rebellion. Even Christ said to obey the rule of Rome but some didn't listen and it happened more than once but many only know the one in 70AD. Jerusalem is also not Babylon.

If Jerusalem wasn't Babylon (even though the NT gives plenty of hints that she was) who was Babylon then?

Was? It was a city. In Rev it is a symbolic woman.

 

[shepherdsword]

Sure, there are remains of people who lived prior to 70AD but it would take the remains of a known believer prior to 70AD to shut down the 70AD resurrection belief. I would say it wouldn’t have to be 100% certain but at least a reasonable amount of evidence pointing to a pre 70AD believer’s body still in existence would work.

I think you have shown your true colors. From now on when you speak of preterist don't call them "they" call them "we"
Because, like them, you claim a second coming of Christ and a resurrection but cannot present any proof.

 

[shepherdsword]

The destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD: if it wasn't the destruction of Babylon as described in Revelation, what was it then? If Jerusalem wasn't Babylon (even though the NT gives plenty of hints that she was) who was Babylon then?

Jerusalem is never called "Babylon" in the scriptures. It is spiritually called "Sodom and Egypt". Also, Jerusalem has never reigned over the cities of the earth, at least, not yet.

 

[SeekTruth]

Jerusalem is never called "Babylon" in the scriptures. It is spiritually called "Sodom and Egypt". Also, Jerusalem has never reigned over the cities of the earth, at least, not yet.

Jerusalem was the city that killed Jesus, the prophets and the Christians. Jerusalem was the most powerful city in the world. The temple was in fact the central financial institution of the world. What do you think was the reason every world empire wanted Jerusalem within their territory? Jerusalem was Babylon, the great woman. If Jerusalem wasnt Babylon then tell me who was.

 

[shepherdsword]

Jerusalem was the city that killed Jesus, the prophets and the Christians.

Rome murdered more Christians than Jerusalem

Jerusalem was the most powerful city in the world. The temple was in fact the central financial institution of the world.

This is untrue. Jerusalem has never been the most powerful city in the world. It has never been the central financial institution of the world. A simple google search disproves that notion.

What do you think was the reason every world empire wanted Jerusalem within their territory? Jerusalem was Babylon, the great woman. If Jerusalem wasnt Babylon then tell me who was.

What city rules over the nations of the earth? Hint...it's not Jerusalem.
Rv 17:18
And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth.

 

[SeekTruth]

Rome murdered more Christians than Jerusalem

This is untrue. Jerusalem has never been the most powerful city in the world. It has never been the central financial institution of the world. A simple google search disproves that notion.

What city rules over the nations of the earth? Hint...it's not Jerusalem.
Rv 17:18
And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth.

Just tell who is Babylon according to you.