Clare73
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Clare, you could not be more wrong.
The EVENTS are NEVER revealed to Daniel (while on this earth)
because they remained "closed-up" and "sealed" to all saints until
they are "revealed" at the "time of the end"...
did Daniel live during the "time of the end"?
Here is the CONTEXT of what we are discussing.
Notice (1) the EVENTS being discussed are the "Little Horn"
ruling over the "holy people" for 3.5 "times" and (2) this is the
SAME EVENT shown in Daniel 7 as the "Little Horn" rules over
the "saints" for 3.5 "times". So, we are talking about EVENTS
during the period shown as 3.5 "times/years/days/watches".
As these EVENTS are shown in DOZENS of other passages.
Dan 12:7 And I heard the man clothed in linen, which was upon the waters of the river, when he held up his right hand and his left hand unto heaven, and sware by him that liveth for ever that it shall be for a time, times, and an half; and when he shall have accomplished to scatter the power of the holy people, all these things shall be finished.
Dan 7:24 And the ten horns out of this kingdom are ten kings that shall arise: and another shall rise after them; [the Little Horn]
and he [the Little Horn] shall be diverse from the first [ten Horns],
and he shall subdue three kings. Dan 7:25 And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.
Now, after being shown these EVENTS in Daniel 7 and Daniel 8
and Daniel 11 and Daniel 12.... Daniel then admits:
Dan 12:8 And I heard, but I understood not: then said I, O my Lord, what shall be the end of these things?
The Bible then PROMISES the understanding of these prophecies
would remain "closed-up" and "sealed" until the "time of the end"
(also shown as the "Season and Time" in Dan 7:11-12) and then
the Last Saints "shall understand"
Dan 12:9 And he said, Go thy way, Daniel: for the words are
closed up and sealed till the time of the end. Dan 12:10 Many
shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand.
And we see this promise that the Last Saints "shall understand"
was already given - only a few verses before:
Dan 12:4
But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book,
even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro,
and knowledge shall be increased.
So you "theory" is completely refuted by Scripture.
Daniel did not understand the EVENTS in Daniel 7 or Daniel 8
or Daniel 11 or Daniel 12... and he did not understand the period
of 3.5 "times" either. Except it was the "time of the end".
But that is not the issue. The church (like Daniel) have not been
able to understand the fulfillment of Great Tribulation prophecies
(or prophecies of the Revelation Beast) as God PROMISED.
It is one thing to HAVE the TEXT (OT saints had Daniel's TEXT)
it is another thing altogether to UNDERSTAND the fulfillment of
those prophecies.
Now, JESUS PROMISED the Last Saints "shall see" the fulfillment
of Daniel's "Abomination of Desolation" [Mat 24:15] and He also
PROMISED they "shall see ALL OF THESE THINGS", referring to
all of the Great Tribulation prophecies [Mat 24:33]
The church HAD the text of Revelation and Matthew 24 and 25..
but NONE were ever able to "understand". And this is proven
immediately by the fact that NOBODY can tell the NAME of the
man called the "Little Horn" or the "False Prophet" or "Beast"
of Revelation or the "Man of Sin" of 2Thess 2.
However, 2Thess 2:6-9 PROMISES (again) the Saints that see
the Holy Spirit "taken out of the way" will be the same Saints
to which the "Man of Sin" is (wait for it.....) "revealed".
So, I do not mean to be rude or condescending to you (seriously)
but you do not have a CLUE what you are talking about with this
subject. As I said, there are (literally) DOZENS of other passages
talking about this SAME EVENT. You would have to harmonize
all of them before you could pretend to offer an "informed opinion".
I'm not happy to hear that from you.Which is the reason WHY you must accept what the BIBLE
says about these "mysteries" being "closed-up" and "sealed"
to all saints until they are "revealed" to the Last Saints during the
"time of the end" or the "Season and Time" or the period
when the Holy Spirit has been "taken out of the way" and the
"Man of Sin" has been "revealed" (to the Last Saints)
Of course, you can prove me wrong....
Just tell me the NAME of the person called the "Little Horn"
or "False Prophet" or "Man of Sin", commonly known as the
Antichrist. Based on your argument you MUST know the NAME
of the Antichrist. Otherwise, you have already PROVEN yourself
to be CLUELESS... and not able to offer an "informed opinion"
on this matter.
Although I am certain you can offer an "informed opinion"
on many other Scriptures. And I mean that sincerely.
Jim
So with the same all due respect, let me point out that:
"Revealed" in your sense above is "to manifest, to make evident to sight," as Jesus is "revealed" at the Second Coming (1Co 1:7; 2Th 1:7; 1Pe 1:5, 13, 4:13), the glory "revealed" in the saints (Ro 8:18), the grace "revealed" in Christ (2Ti 1:10), etc.
My understanding of your use of "reveal" is "teaching, understanding," "revealed" in the church in the last times.
Your presenting of teaching in the past on a subject, which teaching is not understood, and then additional teaching to come in the future on the same subject, which teaching is understood, sets up the NT Word of God written some 2,000 years ago to be neutralized, nullified by new teaching not found in, or contradictory to, the NT Word of God written--in that we did not understand 2,000 years ago what we now understand, which may not be in agreement with, or may be even contradictory to the NT Word of God written 2,000 years ago.
And I understand you to be using this principle to justify your interpretation of prophecy not in agreement with NT teaching.
However, I think we are in agreement on everything outside fulfilled and unfulfilled prophecy.
And you are correct, I have no specific interpretations of prophecy, but I do have a general one... which I will not defend. . .it's prophecy after all, subject to more than one interpretation.
The Book of Completions (7's) -- THE SUM OF PROPHECY -- for the Church age
the figurative Completion of God's plan: of God's decrees, proclamations, revelations and judgments,
in four completions: of Christ's satisfaction, of God's mercy, of God's wrath and judgment, and of God's inheritance in the saints.
I. Plan begins in eternity. . .
Completion of Christ's Satisfaction
---a) Chp 1-3 = shepherding from beyond time of 7 churches by the Good Shepherd
II. Plan continues in time. . .
Completion of God's Mercy (Church age)
---b) Chp 4-7 = completion of trial, persecution of church under 7 seals (decrees)
---c) Chp 8-11 = completion of protection, victory of church under 7 trumpets (proclamations)
---d) Chp 12-14 = completion of conflict of two spiritual kingdoms under 7 signs (revelations)
Completion of God's Wrath (end of Church age)
---e) Chp 15-16 = judgment of Satan's kingdom under 7 plagues and bowls poured out (judgments)
---f) Chp 17-19 = destruction of Satan's kingdom
---g) Chp 20 = summary of Church age
III. Plan ends in eternity. . .
Completion of God's Inheritance in the Saints--Ps 33:12; Eph 1:18; Ex 19:5, Dt 7:6, 26:18; Mal 3:17:
---h) Chp 21-22 = exaltation of Church (OT and NT saints) in heavenly city of glory
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