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Judea (Latin: Iudaea) = the Roman province in Palestina where the Jews (descendants of Judah) lived after the Babylonian deportation
•He was given an interpretation of a dream he had where he saw a ram and goat. They represented the then-future empires of Persia, Macedonia (under Alexander the Great) and the four smaller kingdoms created after Alexander's death (chapter 8).
•He received the 'seventy weeks' prophecy that foretells the birth of Jesus and his death in 30 A.D. on a Wednesday (chapter 9).
•He received a prophecy concerning the end time King of the North and South - the Bible's longest prophecy (chapter 10-12).
if Ersatz Israel is legit (as you protest) then they have until the passing of that generation (1948-2068) for all the Day-of-the-Lord events to be accomplished
No, just a question on an obscure detail in Revelation.
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originally posted by: jmdewey60
a reply to: NOTurTypicalNo, just a question on an obscure detail in Revelation.
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Anything that was an actual prophecy that was a prediction that something in particular was to happen, was already been fulfilled.
Well if a prophecy failed to come to pass that would make God a liar. And besides that, He said not one word He spoke will return to Him void:
"So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it." ~ Isaiah 55:11
If God gave a prophecy to a prophet it will come to pass.
What prophecy?
It sounds to me like simply having a nation called Israel would be fulfillment enough with no indication of what kind of fruit that nation bears.
Anything that was an actual prophecy that was a prediction that something in particular was to happen, was already been fulfilled.
It is just ridiculous to take every word from the Old Testament and say that it is to be taken literally and that it somehow has to happen.
Anyway, if you are saying that the Law has to be followed until all those things happen, then you should be following all those Old Testament laws, and plan on doing that forever since none of those things are going to ever happen.
And so they never will because they are not prophetic in the sense of predicting ahead of time things that are going to come to pass.
Ezekiel 38 and 39 have not happened.
One of those "literary devices" being saying that God said so.
There are literary devices used, but God meant exactly what He said.
Jesus (or any New Testament writer) never quoted from the Book of Ezekiel. Jesus only quoted pieces of the Old Testament that he felt were inspired to be included so it would be describing certain things about him.
And Jesus took it very literally, so therefore so do I.
I think that you were just trying to repeat something you had heard on a YouTube video but you didn't really have it sorted out in your head how to say it, and just wrote off the top of your head hoping it would come out making sense, and when caught, skirt the issue and deflect rather than admitting to misspeaking.
I never said any such thing.