QFTto suggest that there will be a "sin-offering", would mean that there is something in the sacrifices during the millennium better than of that Christ's own blood. Something that Christ's shed blood could not achieve. The sacrifices of the millennium would be better than that of our Lord Jesus Christ. That the sacrifices can and will make it "possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins."
This absolutely cannot be, sorry.
The Bible says no such thing.There will be two more temples built in Jerusalem
Can't happen. Read the Letter to the HebrewsEzekiel 43:7 - "...this is the place of my throne...This is where I will live among the Israelites forever."
Ezekiel 43:27 - …your priests will your burnt offerings and peace offerings on the altar, and I will accept you, declares the Lord.
The Bible says no such thing.According to the Bible, a temple will once again stand on the Temple Mount.
It can't. The idea is arrant blasphemy.The vast majority of Dispensationalists (and some non-Dispensational Premillennialists) teach that during the millennial reign of Christ on earth there will be a re-introduction of the Old Testament sacrificial system as part of a renewed system of temple worship. How can this be reconciled with the fact that Christ has fulfilled the Old Testament types and symbols?
An ridiculous defense for a an abominable belief.Based on these passages, they claim that future animal sacrifices in a millennial temple will serve "as object lessons for the sinner, that sin was and is a horrible offense against God, and that the result of sin is death." [1] These sacrifices will be, as Dispensationalists often put it, a "memorial".
The idea is itself is atrocious.There will be no return to the Levitical priesthood, ever
While those who hold the monstrous idea that the sacrifice of our Lord is to be set at nought and replaced by the ritual slaughter of animals as sin offerings are willing to abandon the whole of the New Covenant and the restoration of Levitical Law. That is, at the very best, sheerest nonsense, and at worst a diabolical monstousity.FYI, my friend, you are swimming upstream in denying the three offices Jesus holds as King, Priest and Prophet, according to the Scriptures, as I have previously posted.
It can't. The idea is arrant blasphemy.
Some who teach a return to the Old Testament sacrificial system also cite other passages in support, including Isaiah 56:6-8, Jeremiah 33:15-18, and Zechariah 14:16.
An ridiculous defense for a an abominable belief.
The idea is itself is atrocious.
Apparently somewhere that hadn't excised the Letter to the Hebrews from the canon.
Conditional prophecy. Like "Yet 30 days and Ninevah will be destroyed", remember that one? They follow an "if". Sorry, but Temple Judaism is gone forever, and pretty much all Christians except 20th-21st century American evangelicals have always known. Read all the the New Testament, for crying out loud! Jesus Christ is our Savior, our Sacrifice, our High Priest, our Redeemer, our All in All. How can you possibly believe for a nanosecond that He simply established a temporary fix until Temple Judaism 2.0 could be brought up? What horrible folly is that?Are you yet aware of the fact that the temple described in Ez.40-47 is prophecy, and has not yet been built?
The Bible says no such thing.
Can't happen. Read the Letter to the Hebrews
The Bible says no such thing.
While those who hold the monstrous idea that the sacrifice of our Lord is to be set at nought and replaced by the ritual slaughter of animals as sin offerings are willing to abandon the whole of the New Covenant and the restoration of Levitical Law. That is, at the very best, sheerest nonsense, and at worst a diabolical monstousity.
Yes! The Bible most certainly does teach there will be TWO MORE TEPLES built in Jerusalem!
THERE WILL BE TWO MORE TEMPLES BUILT IN ISRAEL
The tribulation temple:
Matthew 24:15 - When you see the “abomination of desolation,” spoken of through Daniel the prophet, standing in the holy place…
2 Thessalonians 2:4 - "...so that he sets himself up in God's temple, proclaiming himself to be God"
Revelation 11:1 - "...Go and measure the temple of God and the alter..."
The Millennial temple:
Ezekiel 43:7 - "...this is the place of my throne...This is where I will live among the Israelites forever."
Ezekiel 43:27 - …your priests will your burnt offerings and peace offerings on the altar, and I will accept you, declares the Lord.
Zechariah 6:12 - Here is the Man whose name is the Branch, and he will…build the temple of the Lord.
At the present time there is no temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem,
the location of both the first and second Jewish Temples. Instead, two
Muslim shrines, The Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque, stand on
the Temple Mount. Meantime, the Jewish people to consider the Temple
Mount to be the most sacred place for Jews in all the world. No wonder
the Temple Mount is a political powder keg and must be part of any
formula for peace in the Middle East!
According to the Bible, a temple will once again stand on the Temple
Mount. How and when the Temple Mount will be available for a future
temple remains to be seen. Biblical prophecy “buffs” have proposed all
kinds of potential scenarios for how all of this could take
place—everything from earthquakes to explosives to the collapse of the
Temple Mount platform!
Some well-meaning Christians have felt that the biblical predictions of a
future Temple should be spiritualized, saying that these prophecies
refer to the Church or to the individual Christian. Indeed, 1
Corinthians 3:16 makes it quite clear that the Church, as the body of
Christ, is the spiritual temple of the Holy Spirit. And in 1 Corinthians
6:19 we are taught that the physical body of every individual believer
is to be honored and kept clean, because it is the temple of the Holy
Spirit. But these wonderful New Testament truths do not alter the
biblical predictions of a literal future Temple in Jerusalem.
The question of a future Temple gets more complicated when we realize
that the Bible teaches that two temples are yet to stand on the Temple
Mount in the future. First will come a Tribulation Temple, followed by a
Millennium Temple which will be built when the Lord returns and sets up
His kingdom on this earth. Let's look at the Scriptures dealing with
these two future temples.
Here: Israel's Third and Fourth Temples
Here: http://sonstoglory.com/ThirdTempleEzeki ... Temple.htm [No tribulation temple shown]
Qusar92
Why will there be animal sacrifices and Feast days and the Sabbath reinstituted in the Millennium period?
Zech. 14 tells us we will celebrate the feasts days along with the sacrifices, these will both be reinstituted in the millennium (Ez.44:1-46- 46:24)
Zech 14:16-18 “And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the Feast of Tabernacles. And it shall be that whichever of the families of the earth do not come up to Jerusalem to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, on them there will be no rain. If the family of Egypt will not come up and enter in, they shall have no rain; they shall receive the plague with which the LORD strikes the nations who do not come up to keep the Feast of Tabernacles.”
v.21 “Yes, every pot in Jerusalem and Judah shall be holiness to the LORD of hosts. Everyone who sacrifices shall come and take them and cook in them. In that day there shall no longer be a Canaanite in the house of the LORD of hosts.”
Isaiah also says, Isaiah 56:7 “Even them I will bring to My holy mountain, and make them joyful in My house of prayer. Their burnt offerings and their sacrifices will be accepted on My altar; for My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations."
Isa 66:23 "And it shall come to pass that from one New Moon to another, and from one Sabbath to another, all flesh shall come to worship before Me," says the LORD. Isa. 66:23 teaches that we will keep the Sabbath, it also teaches we will keep the New Moon festival! This is on earth in the Millennium period- not in heaven."
If the Sabbath and feast days and the sacrifices are done away with in Christ how do we reconcile these two seemingly contradictory positions? How can there be a return to the sacrificial system without taking away from the meritorious sacrifice of Christ?
Millennial Israel will have at its center the Temple. Sacrifices (Ezek. 40:38-39), will continually be done during the Kingdom Age (Ezekiel 45:13 – 46:15).The millennial offerings are distinctly Jewish nature, of Jewish history and will be administered by Jews, their commemorative purpose will be embraced by Gentiles who will join in celebration of the millennial King who will be on earth. This is made clear in Zechariah 8 v.23, 'In those days it shall come to pass, that ten men shall take hold out of all languages of the nations, even shall take hold of the skirt of him who is a Jew, saying, We will go with you for we have heard that God is with you'.
It will some similarities to Mosaic system and some new features. So it should not be mistaken for a reinstitution of Mosaic law system, since Moses sacrificial system did not take away sin but Jesus' last sacrifice did.
The problem is easily solved if we view them as being COMMEMORATIVE rather than EFFICACIOUS.
The sacrifices will be a memorial, just as communion is practiced today looking back. They will not be propitiation, or effacacious (they will have no power to redeem) but are a reminder of what took place. The reason this will be instituted is because there will be many unbelievers born in the Millennial period, they will be sinners that will need to understand the sacrifice Christ did. Since his sacrifice is the final one, that cannot be repeated the types he fulfilled will be illustrative of his accomplishment. Just as the church is commanded to continue the Lord's Supper until he comes.
In Isa. 53 the Servant of Jehovah’s sacrifice puts an end to all animals sacrifices. Just as the Old Testament sacrifices pointed forward to Christ, and found their fulfillment in the supreme efficacious sacrifice of Christ, so the millennial sacrifices will look back in commemorative fulfillment in the same manner. In other words, the sacrifices will be symbols to the millennial population of the prior sacrifice of Christ. Just as the church is commanded to continue the Lord's Supper until He comes, they will continue in these because He has come. It will also give testimony of his faithfulness to the Jews for whom he first gave these commands to.
The new moon festivals, the feast of tabernacles, and the Sabbaths, were set times among the Hebrews (not Gentiles) for the worship of God; in the Millennium these will be used as the reminders for the assembly of worship as God will be celebrated in all nations. As all Israel assembled in Jerusalem for the three great feasts under the Old Testament law of Moses, representatives of the nations will journey to Jerusalem every new moon and every Sabbath. The new moon was observed with sacrifices. The Sabbath will be kept by the Gentiles which also includes sacrifices; The Mosaic Law forbid Gentile to enter in the Temple (Deut.231-8), but it will be permitted by the new Law instituted by Christ in the Millennium (Ezek.46:1-5).The Gentiles will show their commitment to the covenant by keeping the Sabbath and the Feast days, thus having fellowship with God.
So, far from being contradictory, the millennial sacrificial system will be instituted as a commemorative celebration of the completeness of the last and efficacious sacrifice of our Saviour, Jesus Christ our Lord and redeemer. The temple will truly become a house of prayer for all nations.
Why will there be animal sacrifices and Feast days and the Sabbath reinstituted in the Millennium period?
ee also: http://www.jewishroots.net/library/end- ... fices.html
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Zechariah 6:12 - Here is the Man whose name is the Branch, and he will…build the temple of the Lord.
Zech. 14 tells us we will celebrate the feasts days along with the sacrifices, these will both be reinstituted in the millennium (Ez.44:1-46- 46:24)
Why do rely on the work of others?
Matt. 24:15 can be argued as already fulfilled in AD 70.
In Rev. 11:1, when John is called to "measure", where is he?
Is he measuring the temple that is already in heaven, or is "rushed" to a "future" time to measure that temple?
As to Zachariah, it can be argued also that Israel is considering since it is such a long time in building a temple, especially the size that is prophesized in Eze., that they build another "Wilderness Tabernacle".
So nothing of what you say, proves anything.
God Bless
Till all are one.
And herein, lies your problem.
You are using Jewish sources to argue for the dispensational argument.
"jewishroots"
What you have done is prove that the scriptures have a "contradiction" in them.
What Ezekiel says, directly contradicts what the Holy Spirit led the writer of Hebrews to pen.
And if there is a contradiction in the scriptures, they are not worth the paper they are printed on. ANd if that is the case, then the basis of ALL the New Testament is false. ANd as a consequence, Christianity is false.
Thank you for proving that, I appreciate that.
God Bless
Till all are one.
Ah hum...
Zechariah 6:12:
"he shall build the temple of the Lord;
not a material temple, but the spiritual temple, the Church; called so in allusion to the temple of Jerusalem, built by Solomon; which was typical of the church, in the builder of it, Solomon, the church being built by Christ the antitypical Solomon, the true Peace, and Peacemaker; in the situation of it on a mount, which denotes the safety, visibility, and exalted state of the church; in the matter of it, being made of choice stones, and excellent timber, to which believers in Christ, who as lively stones are built up a spiritual house, are fitly compared; in the magnificence and stateliness of it, especially as the church will be in the latter day, when the glorious things spoken of it will be fulfilled; and in its strength and firmness, as well as in its holiness: and it is called "the temple of the Lord", because it is of his building, where he dwells, and where he is worshipped; and in the building of it Christ has a great concern; he is not only the foundation and cornerstone of it, but he is the chief, the master builder of it; he builds it on himself, and builds it up by his Spirit, his ministers, his word and ordinances, making thereby continually an increase of it, and additions to it;"
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Yes it does say that.
But, you have already been shown by me, that those "supposed" sacrifices are to "atone" and "reconcile", and that if taken as Ezekiel and you say, be literally for a "sin-offering".
No amount of shed animal blood can "atone", "reconcile" or be a "sin-offering" as Hebrews directly contradicts that.
Now, you want to say that the book of Hebrews lies?
God Bless
Till all are one.
There won't. This is simply a Dispensationalist delusion. The idea is blasphemous.Why will there be animal sacrifices and Feast days and the Sabbath reinstituted in the Millennium period?
This is the result of making "Israel" the center of the universe rather than our Lord Christ. Y'all are abandoning Christianity to follow some pseudo-Jewish fantasy. How anyone who claims to follow Christ can believe that Christless Temple Judaism will return to replace the Church (talk about a diabolical form of "replacement theology"!) is beyond my ken. Read Hebrews 10! If you don't understand it, read it again! If you still don't understand it, try a different translation! Keep reading it until you get it. Read the whole epistle, it isn't that long! Understand that CHRIST IS THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING! NOT ISRAEL, NOT A NEW TEMPLE (OR AN OLD ONE), NOT ANYTHING IN THE OLD TESTAMENT, NO DAMNABLE BLASPHEMOUS UNHOLY UNCLEAN UNTHINKABLE ANIMAL SACRIFICES, NOTHING! Our Lord Christ is the Be All and End All!Millennial Israel will have at its center the Temple.
This will NEVER be! The idea is abominable. CHRIST IS OUR SACRIFICE, ONCE AND FOR ALL!Sacrifices (Ezek. 40:38-39), will continually be done during the Kingdom Age (Ezekiel 45:13 – 46:15).
How about EVIL and SATANIC? Here's a bit of what old Zeke had to say:The problem is easily solved if we view them as being COMMEMORATIVE rather than EFFICACIOUS.
A sheer fantasy, designed to make the idea of this fictional Temple that DFs dote on so much not seem like such rank heresy.The sacrifices will be a memorial, just as communion is practiced today looking back.