Great! So the two witnesses are coming to:
1. Establish a matter of dispute perhaps against the world, at its present state, and in previously written hisorical accounts.
2. Entertain an accusation and to accuse
3. Convict the accused personage or group of persons
4. Pronounce a sentence of death
Quoting: Le Palma Let us take a moment to see who this 'accuser' will be, as according to biblical scripture.
Zech 3:1- then he shewed me joshua the high priest
Standing before the angel of the lord and satan standing at his right hand to accuse (or resist,kjv)
Who are the two standing before the angel of the lord here?
Joshua,the high priest and satan, the accuser
Who stands at the angel of the lords right hand?
Satan, the accuser
(In a maritime court of law, there stands before the judge the prosecution and the defense---and both have 'equal' standing before the judge until all the evidence is heard.)
Now let's look at psalm 110:1 (palms as written on palm leaves)...
The lord said to my lord "sit at my right hand until I make thine enemies your footstool"
Look here! Is it a misprint, trechery by the authors to create intentional confusion? "The lord said to my lord". Hmmmmmmmmm
Looks like we are talking about another lord here-the one who stands at the right of the angel of the other lord.
What these scriptures tell me is that the one standing at the lords right hand isn't who we have previously been led to believe. If one believes one verse of the bible then all of it should be taken into the the same account.
