The Bible says it's His Temple...not only that...you're gonna have to find the same exact stone's of the temple standing at the time of the indictment...
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Originally posted by Mandy
Who says that God will consider it "His" temple?
Originally posted by parousia70
Another, and I believe fatal, flaw in the "multiple fulfillment" theory is that there can be no terminus. There can be no point when "Final fulfillment" can be declared for any particular prophesy, for something could always come along that could fulfill it in an even greater way than the time previous.
Originally posted by jenlu
Mike Beidler,
Hey...about 4 or 5 years ago, I started my journey into (though I didn't know at the time it was called preterism) this eye-opening way of reading the Bible...For years I was a mind blowing dispensationalist...I once even had the audacity to tell one of my brothers that his son(4 at the time) would never see age 20...I've apologized since...towards the last 2 or 3 years of my dispensationalist leanings I started seeing things that didn't quite add up in scripture for dispensationalist viewpoint...time texts were a big one...I'd always sluff it off in my own mind and not really deal with it...it took a couple of years, but I finally started reading the Bible correctly...Well anyway...I've just heard of the full preterist view just a couple weeks ago and I don't buy the 2nd coming/Judgement Day/Resurrection Day has already past yet...What about you?...anyway, welcome to the journey...it's long and tough, but so worth it...
Originally posted by Mike Beidler
It's been an interesting journey ...
Originally posted by gwyyn
ok then what about daniels vision of the week and the covenant and the covenant being broken??
Originally posted by jenlu
Mike,
So you would consider yourself as a full preterist...That's fine, I just assumed you hadn't worked that stuff out just yet...wouldn't mind conversing on those time texts and inconcistencies...really trying to look for a reason to believe it and can't yet...
Originally posted by gwyyn
Ok you mentioned verses 3 and 4 of Daniel chapter 9, where Daniel is praying to God about he disturbing vision he had. Then the angel Gabriel comes to explain the vision cause Daniel had asked. So my question is about Daniel chap 9:24
"Seventy sevens are decreed for your people and your holy city to finish trangession, to put an end to sin, to atone for wickedness, to bring in everlasting righteousness, to seal up vision and prophecy and to anoint the most holy."
what does this verse mean to you?
Originally posted by gwyyn
and also Daniel Chap 9:25
Know and understand this: From the issuing of the decree to restore and rebuild Jerusalem until the anointed One, the ruler, comes, there will be seven 'sevens' and sixty-two 'sevens'. It will be rebuilt with streets and a trench, but in times of trouble.
And how does this verse apply? From this verse I think Jerusalem would have to be rebuilt, so was it destroyed before Nero destroyed it? And if so when?
I think it refers to the rebuilding after Nero destroys it?