Where do we see a 7 year tribulation besides Daniel 9:27? No where. 3.5 years is mentioned 8 times.
Daniel 9:27a has historically been considered a Messianic prophecy and NOT a prophecy about the Antichrist.
Let me show you a anmplified commentary type translation of what Daniel 9:27a could mean:
"And he [Messiah] shall confirm a covenant with MANY [Gentiles and the whole world now able to receive the Kingdom and not primarily Jews] for one week [7 years], but in the middle of the week [about 3.5 year years, the approx length of Jesus ministry] He [Jesus] shall bring an end to sacrifice and offering [because He is the perfect sacrifice so no more bulls or goats are needed. Hence the torn veil in the temple, Hebrew 9:12].
In fact this was the understood meaning for most of Christian history up until more recently. And there is no other passage that tells us we get some magical 3.5 years of peace after the antichrist comes into power before the Mark of the Beast. That just looks to be a false hope and a lie to me.
There is no strong case for a 7 year tribulation
Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by Binyamin7, Sep 5, 2020.
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Alan Gross Well-Known Member
All the 'mill' &/or 'trib' schemes are of the Devil.
Nothing is TAUGHT, elsewhere.
The TEACHING portions of The New Testament tEACH that Jesus is Coming Again, without anything in between that A.) says nothing applies to us because it is all in the future, or B.) says nothing applies to us because it all in the past.
Give Chriatian children a break.
They are more wise to Satan than those two tricks.
Jesus is RETURNING any second, according to the Didactic Gospels and New Testament Books, other than Revelation, ( for these examples, because it is more symbolic.)
Here are 66 verses on The Imminent Return of Jesus, (with no 'mill'/ 'trib' fantasies imagined from misinterpreted Prophetic Language).
Anyone who adds in some 'mill'/ 'trib' tomfoolery has another problem.
9.0.0 > NT Intro iv: SIXTY-SIX NEW TESTAMENT Verses Teach The SECOND COMING of JESUS CHRIST & THE END of TIME.
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This article sheds light on Matthew 24.
This is The DIVINE INTERPRETATION>
There is only ONE "Interpretation" of each verse, in The Bible.
9.0.18a:> NT: REVELATION 21:9; SATAN SOLD: “The Pre-Mil/ Rapture” Trap to The Candlestick’s Angles in Jesus’ Right Hand and SOME of HIS BRIDE BOUGHT IT. -
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Steven Yeadon Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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church mouse guy Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
"The Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it."
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Steven Yeadon Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
What of Daniel 12:11-12? We are told of 1290 and 1335 days. It is argued this prophecy already came to pass, but that ignores the context of Daniel 12, which is the time before the resurrection.
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Alan Gross Well-Known Member
I appreciate you thought about people disagreeing.
This excludes a lot of lost people vs The Bible and Bible teachers, though.
This is novice, apostate, Saved Bible teachers that are being fooled and used of the Devil.
There are no counter-arguments for The Bible Teaching that are Divine Interpretations, with the illiteracy involved.
Seven Spirits are One Holy Spirit.
Seven churches have One Letter written to them.
Seven Visions are One Composite Revelation.
Show me someone who will not study Or Consider The Divine Hermeneutic and Structure of the Seven Visions all covering The church age and I'll show you a novice, apostate, used of the devil.
The idea of 'people disagree' is invalid. They Will NOT place themselves under the Teaching of God's Eternal Word, soberly, fasting, seeking God On Their Face.
They are novices, apostates, and of the devil, in their End Time obliviousness.
You can start you list with every commentator and preacher you want.
They either back off their fleshly pride and shut up and listen to God or shut up at The Judgment.
There is One Divine Interpretations to every verse in the Bible.
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Alan Gross Well-Known Member
The Final Judgment is described in Revelation 20:4-6, just as The Final Judgment is described in each of the other 6 Visions, in The Book of Revelation.
The Final Judgment and Last Battle are also described in several other places in The Bible.
How many Final Judgments are there?
20?
Start with that question.
The preachers who teach Jesus Swiping up and down, Coming and Going, all over Creation look as stupid to each other, with hundreds of scanerios, as they do to the lost World.
No one knows what they believe, including themselves.
The End of The World in the First Vision of John on Patmos is in Revelation 1:7.
John's mention of Jesus Having Washed us in His Own Blood is a reference to His First Advent.
The First Vision of Revelation 1 to 3, covers the church age, between Jesus' First Advent, when He Washed us in His Own Blood, until His Second Advent, when Jesus Comes Again, One Time, in Revelation 1:4.
The Second Vision begins with Jesus Acsention to The Throne at the End of His First Advent.
It also described The One and Only Second Advent.
All seven Visions do.
The rants come and are the fear Satan puts in Preachers hearts, to not Face Jesus Coming, as A Spiritual Fact of Present History.
I better call my admonitions, "hellfire and brimstone".
It's Coming to everywhere in The World, after The Saints are Caught Up in the Air.
It's Over.
Jesus is Coming.
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There are a number of points of disagreement. And all the differing views cannot be true.
This thread is making the argument that the word of God doees not teach the tribulation to be 7 years. That does not affect my pre-mill post-trib pre-wrath rapture view.
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I see a 70th "week" of years.
But I also see a tribulation period that follows the man of perdition who declares himself as God, sits in the temple of God and declares himself to be God...
Followed by 42 months ( Revelation 13:5 ) of hell on earth:
Matthew 24
Mark 13.
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To be clear, I do believe in a pretrib rapture, as some people will escape the wrath to come- that's Luke 21:36 and Rev 3:10.
However the trib is a 42 month period and NOT a 7 year period.
There does not need to be a physical temple rebuilt, although I would not exclude it. 2 Thess 2:4's "temple" can also be interpreted as "shrine" as it was in Acts 19:24. It could be a mosque, the vatican, or other religious building. -
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church mouse guy Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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" Then he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week; But in the middle of the week He shall bring an end to sacrifice and offering. And on the wing of abominations shall be one who makes desolate, Even until the consummation, which is determined, Is poured out on the desolate.” ( Daniel 9:27 ).
No covenant was confirmed with many before hand when Titus destroyed the second Temple during the siege of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., so I see that these events have yet to happen.
But, I also see a 3.5 year tribulation which starts in the middle of the "week" with the abomination of desolation.
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Steven Yeadon Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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