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originally posted by: teapot
Desolation occurs with extreme trauma - the traumatised becoming isolated in their suffering - no recourse to succour, no healing, a dead existence.
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: visitedbythem
With important verses, go word by word, using definitions from strongs concordance, not the translations from the Catholics.
Times up, very shortly.
That's the problem with prophesy. Ever since the council of Nicea and the expulsion of the apocrypha, the Bible has been manipulated to mean what ever the rulling class wants it to mean.
And the translators of the NT weren't divinely inspired. They were directed to interpret the meaning by the politicians seeking control over the masses.
Total mess and imo most Bible scholars are full of rancid covfefe with their own agenda.
I for one can see how valuable the "end times" for political manipulation not salvation.
if you didn't read it you wouldnt know the theme throughout the entirety of the New Testament is to LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF. That is all it ever was about. Any so called religious scholar who says anything else missed the Bible.
Sacrifices don’t bother God, they will resume in the millennial temple (Ezekiel 40-48), but for purification to enter sacred spaces not for sin.
What basis do you disagree? That’s what the prophecies in Ezekiel chapters 40-48 say. Remember, most sacrifices in the Mosaic Covenant were for purification to enter the temple area, not for sins which was on Yom Kippur once a year.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: NOTurTypical
Sacrifices don’t bother God, they will resume in the millennial temple (Ezekiel 40-48), but for purification to enter sacred spaces not for sin.
I disagree.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: NOTurTypical
Sacrifices don’t bother God, they will resume in the millennial temple (Ezekiel 40-48), but for purification to enter sacred spaces not for sin.
I disagree.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: themessengernevermatters
The only ones who would continue sacrifices are those that reject Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice and the fulfillment of the law.
originally posted by: themessengernevermatters
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: themessengernevermatters
The only ones who would continue sacrifices are those that reject Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice and the fulfillment of the law.
Maybe, maybe not. But, in the end it is clear that the stopping of sacrifices in the rebuilt temple, will be done by the lawless one themselves.
I also question your narrow interpretation, when even Jesus went to the temple at the time of sacrifice and was not at all worried about the sacrificing he was only angered by the moneychangers who were ripping off the faithful in the purchasing of sacrifices.
originally posted by: NOTurTypical
a reply to: SeaWorthy
This is true during the first 3 1/2 years of the tribulation before the Antichrist causes them to cease, it’s not true in the millennial temple in Ezekiel chapters 40-48. But also those sacrifices which will be administered by the family of Zadok aren’t sin sacrifices, but sacrifices of purification to enter Holy spaces (the temple).
Are we to actually love that bum that just burned a business to the ground? What is meant by love? Love is a real big word that means a lot of things but I am not so sure that it means what these new preachers are preaching.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
There is only one holy place left the living temple of Gods people built with the cornerstone that was rejected, Jesus.
The temple is now the bride of Christ, a bride is made one with her husband by Gods joining.
The temple became a spiritual temple and the curtain to the most holy was torn in two when Jesus died for that reason
What good would a sacrifice do after the perfect sacrifice was made for all mankind?