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zeke37 posted in message #95:
Bible2 had posted:
The coming tribulation of Revelation chapters 6-18
doesn't include the post-mill Gog/Magog event of
Ezekiel chapters 38-39.
that is your opinion
It's not opinion, but fact, that the highly detailed
description of the coming tribulation in Revelation
chapters 6-18 never refers to Gog and Magog. They are
only referred to after the millennium, in Revelation
20:7-9.
zeke37 posted in message #95:
[Re: Ezekiel chapters 40-48]
it is Millennial, but no animal sacrifices will be
made..those animal sacrifices are symoblic...a type...
a learning experience...so that those in all of
history will know what we are talking about...
sacrifice to God...(today we know what God wants in
sacrifice...our love and prayers...not flesh)
as all prophesy is absolutely jam packed and filled
with symbolic metaphores, why should this be any
different...
Ezekiel chapters 40-48 aren't millennial because it
specifically states that multiple animal sacrifices
will be made for sin (Ezekiel 43:19-25), and this
can never happen now that Jesus' sacrifice for sin
has occurred (Matthew 26:28, Hebrews 10:18, Galatians
2:21).
The multiple animal sacrifices in Ezekiel chapters
40-48 were neither symbolic nor types, but were
literal, actual sacrifices which Israel was to perform
before the sacrifice of Christ. But Ezekiel chapters
40-48 were a conditional prophecy (Ezekiel 43:11), and
Israel never fulfilled it before the sacrifice of
Christ. And now, after the sacrifice of Christ,
Ezekiel chapters 40-48 can never be fulfilled.
zeke37 posted in message #95:
[Re: Ezekiel chapters 40-48]
it is Millennial, built on measurements of 8's not
7's...and it ends with the Father Coming here, just
as we know He will at the end, right?
Both the numbers seven (Ezekiel 40:22,26, 41:3,12,
43:25-26, 44:26, 45:20-25) and eight (Ezekiel
40:9,31-41, 43:27, 48:35) are found in Ezekiel
chapters 40-48. And what do they have to do with the
millennium?
Ezekiel 48:35b isn't referring to after the
millennium, but to how the Father would be in the city
before the sacrifice of Christ (cf. Matthew 23:21).
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