Jeffrey Bowden
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Doug, the days aren't numbered, as you appear to be implying. They are units of time that point forward in time, not backward. You can't logically connect the authorization of the 2W in Rev 11:3, and say their 1,260 days start early in the Trib, which would be necessary by your pointing backward. All those units of time are about future contexts, in the second half. Again, the 2W are authorized in Rev 11:3. When does that occur on the timeline? The answer is just before the midpoint. They start at Matt 24:14.No, every one of the timeframes do not pertain to the second half.
In Revelation 12:6 is the 1260 days (first half)
then in Revelation 12:7-9, a war in (the second) heaven and Satan and his angels cast down to earth
then in Revelation 12:14, Satan attempts to destroy the woman (Israel), for a time, times, half time (the second half)
I broke down all the time frames in Revelation in a previous post.
first half
1260 days - Revelation 11:3, Revelation 12:6
in the second half
3 1/2 days - Revelation 11:11
42 months - Revelation 11:2, Revelation 13:5
time, times, half time - Revelation 12:14, Daniel 7:25, Daniel 12:7
Rev 12:7-9 is when Satan is kicked out of Heaven and is cast down to Earth. Matt 24:16 aligns. That is just after the midpoint (Matt 24:15).
Doug, the killer verse of the 2W working in the first half is Rev 17:8. That's the beast cited in Rev 11:7. You are asking Rev 17:8 to apply in the first half, when it only occurs deeply into the second half.
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