The Two Anointed Ones = The Two Witnesses

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Earburner

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How does that address the fact that Rev 11's two prophets die at the same time and day, and resurrect from the dead at the same time and day? Your theory that they were John and Jesus does not fit the text. You think wrong dates can fix that other error? You've been shown the truth as to why they can't be who you think they are so accept it and change your view or stay in error.

I can't respond to the other errors until this one is settled.
Your theory about the "two anointed ones" and the "two witnesses", has nothing of value in any physical manifestation at all.
The dates I use are spiritually shown in Dan 9:24-27.
You have no legitimate dates, because church-ianity/pharisaism has moved the 70th week (of 7 years) about Jesus, into the far future.

That's wrong. It says they lie dead for 3.5 days then resurrect which mans they died at the same exact time, were dead for the same exact time and resurrect at the same time. The two witnesses are not two people only either.
No it does not!!! Your linear human mind is painting the picture for you, using the paint brush of many assumptions.
3.5 days is figurative for 3.5 years (1260 days), which is the precise length of time during the Joint ministry of John the Baptist and Jesus
John prophesied for 6 mos., and Jesus prophesied for 3.0 years.

I have already shown for example, that in prophetic scripture, God gives us key words to look at, whereby the mind of the Holy Spirit within us (if we hear Him) will associate those keywords to the truth that he wants to reveal from out of the context of the Bible.

In Rev. 11, the KJV identifies nothing about any literal time. It only alludes to it by saying "where also our Lord was crucified". And for that, we do know the date.
Rev. 11
7 And when they shall have finished their testimony, the beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit shall make war against them, and shall overcome them, and kill them.
8 And their dead bodies shall lie in the street of
the great city, which spiritually is called Sodom and Egypt, where also our Lord was crucified.

Now, for the understanding of those words, you must have the spiritual understanding about them, as the Mind of Christ does teach us through the Holy Spirit (1 Cor. 2:10-13), and NOT THAT which has been taught to us through the human wisdom of a "denominational" belief system of a Christian Religion, which is Pharisaisim.
 
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Have you seen the other view, that the two prophets are the law and prophet books of the OT? Interpretations like that simply do not match the details of the text and no amount of symbolic interpretation can rectify the contradictions.
I agree 100%. That concept about "the prophets and the Law" does not take into consideration the "spiritual things" that God has provided for us through Christ Jesus.

When we are Born again of the Holy Spirit, we immediately step into the KoG of God and begin to learn by His instruction from within.
No longer are we dependent upon the teachings by the wisdom of men. Unfortunately, that is where our conflict exists.
Our human mind is too accustomed to listen to the self imposed authority of the Religion of men, who DO NOT HAVE the Holy Spirit within them.

Now please pay particular attention to this:
1 Cor. 2
9 But as it is written, Eye hath NOT seen, NOR ear heard, NEITHER have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.
10 BUT God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God.
 
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