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A Vision/Dream from an AC 28 years ago about to be fulfilled?
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I can't agree. The bible clearly states it will be after several things happen. one is the rebuilding of the temple on the dome of the rock site. Way off in my opinion. No offense on your vision, but the bible also says many will come in my name and false prophets will abound. You need to use Jesus own clues and not lean to your own understanding.
When He said it would be after Israel was once again a nation, and that the generation that saw then become one again would not pass away until all is fulfilled He meant it. But yet a generation has passed away hasn't it? but did He mean the recognized term of a generation which is 20 years, or did he mean the very last person born during that time would still be alive?
Obviously, He meant the very last person alive would see all fulfilled. Many years off imo...and the clues and the math match for a late date of around 2085 for all of this to start.
We are commanded to occupy until then, and do our best to make the truth known.
Quoting: knowing 25512421 There is no rebuilding of the Temple. You are believing an evangelical lie. Scripture does not support such an idea. Read the Bible for yourself please, instead of believing what others have told you. There is no scripture that explicitly says that a new temple will be built, even as there is no scripture that says the Jews will return to their land before Messiah comes. (All the scriptures about the end time return speak of a return of all Israel, not just the Jews, and Isaiah 66 explicitly says this will happen after Messiah comes, not before.) But it is physically impossible for the man of sin to "sit as God in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God" (2 Thessalonians 2:4) if there is no temple. And it is physically impossible to take away the "daily sacrifice" (Daniel 8:11-13) if no daily sacrifice is being offered. Likewise, Daniel 8:14 explicitly says that after 2300 days "then shall the sanctuary be cleansed." Again, it is physically impossible to cleanse a sanctuary that does not exist. You are quite sure this temple does not exist? Does it not say for the elect's sake flesh would be saved by the days being shortened? Does it not say that Christ came in this flesh and died for our sins? Where does symbolism begin and end for you? A parable is called a parable for a reason. As surely as Christ came in flesh and God has found it important to save it for the elects' sake, the rest of the endtime prophecy will be fulfilled in fleshly existence as well.
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