Wisdom 18:1-2

[Whyte]

18:1 But for your holy ones there was very great light.
Their enemies heard their voices but did not see their forms,
and counted them happy for not having suffered,
2 and were thankful that your holy ones, though previously wronged, were doing them no injury;
and they begged their pardon for having been at variance with them.

How does he know they did that?

 

[mog144]

18:1 But for your holy ones there was very great light.
Their enemies heard their voices but did not see their forms,
and counted them happy for not having suffered,
2 and were thankful that your holy ones, though previously wronged, were doing them no injury;
and they begged their pardon for having been at variance with them.

How does he know they did that?

If I may, the prophet speaking these words knows because it's prophesied to be this way in the end. It sounds like he's talking about the time of enlightenment when the men are first informed and believe and then the woman (female) is later caught up with the man. This prophecy associates with even deeper details as to gender. There's a lot of hidden meanings in the words, such as 'forms', what does this mean? We may then refer to the passage about neither male nor female are seen in Christ; this being that it regards their form's. Many Biblical words and/or terms are metaphors so then we must convert them to the literal.

This is too deep to further write about, I hope that your question is answered as to how did he know. Keep in mind that all of the prophets have spoken of the same end-time prophecy, this said, we can expect a parallel to be notable in all of them. He just simply understood the prophecy and knew how it would repeat.

God bless...

 

[Whyte]

It was about the Egyptians and the children of Israel.

 

[mog144]

It was about the Egyptians and the children of Israel.

And, it's paralleled in the Last-day.