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In order for there to be a future Abomination of Desolation there would have to be a Temple of God standing that was not only dedicated to him in Jerusalem, but one that He fills with his Shekinah.
The Abomination of Desolation pertained to the former second temple that did have the Shekinah Presence and was desolated when their 'house was left to them empty' as Jesus stated.
There is no future abomination of desolation, nor even the possibility of a future abomination because the Temple in Heaven has been opened and the Ark of His Covenant has been caught up to the heavens and that Temple in Heaven cannot be desolated. Moreover, The Temple of God is in man, and no longer on this earth in Temples made with human hands.
Those who await the abomination of desolation are 1,945 years behind the prophetic fulfillment.
Exactly right. The "Restrainer" or "Shekinah Glory" of God was seen leaving the Temple by eyewitnesses on Nissan 8th 66AD. Shortly after this the "Falling away" or "Rebellion" began. The war between the Jews and the Romans. Paul said the "Restrainer" would have to be removed (by God) before the rebellion could take place. He prophesied this just 14 years before it came to pass.
The Shekinah Glory went to the top of the Mount of Olives, where Jesus was Crucified; and remained there until the war was over some three plus years later. This same identical event also happened in Ezekiel's Day just before the temple was destroyed. In his day he saw the Shekinah Glory arise from the midst of the city (Temple) and go to the top of the Mountain to the east of Jerusalem - which is the Mount of Olives. The temples of Solomon and Herod were both destroyed on the same day of the year.
Daniel uses the phrase AoD three times in his 600 year prophesy. All three were for different events. The first concerned the occupation of the Temple by Antiochus, The second was about the unjust trial of Jesus which was conducted in a wing of the temple - the hall of hewn stones. And the third was concerning the take over of the Temple by the terrorists who occupied the Temple with the approach of the army of Cestius Gallus. Paul's "Man of Sin" was the radical terrorist leader who occupied the temple for three years during most of the war. His name was Eleazar ben Simon. He was displaced about the time Titus arrived at Passover of 70AD. He was tricked by John of Gescala who then took control of the temple. The siege of Titus lasted 136 days.
This fulfilled the prophesies of Daniel and Jesus because the AoD (terrorists) was set up at the same time the city was surrounded by Armies (30,000+) This event was fulfilled on Cheshvan 4th 66AD. This was the beginning of Daniel's 1,290 days which terminated on Tammuz 17th 70AD (1,290 days) when the daily sacrifice failed for want of Priests to offer it. The war ended just 45 days later on Elul 3rd 70AD. (According to Daniel's timeline of 1,335 days)
You are right all three are past and fulfilled.
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