The document discusses the prophecy of the 70 weeks in Daniel 9:24-27. It argues that there are two princes referred to - the Messiah who confirms the new covenant, and the Roman prince Titus who destroys the temple in 70 AD. It asserts that Jesus' death in 33 AD fulfills the prophecy to confirm the covenant for one week of seven years, with the temple's destruction in the middle. The document provides historical context for the siege of Jerusalem from 66-70 AD and the annihilation of the Jews within the city by the Roman general Titus.
Christ foretold the destruction of Jerusalem and warned his disciples to flee when they saw armies surrounding the city. He described signs that would preceed his second coming, including wars, famines, earthquakes, and celestial phenomena like the sun and moon darkening. Christ urged believers to endure hardships and resist deception, and said the gospel would be preached throughout the world before the end would come.
Manasseh was king of Judah and led the people to commit many sins, including child sacrifice. Though Manasseh later repented, the people remained deeply influenced by evil. Manasseh's son Amon continued the sins and did not repent as his father had. Josiah later became king at a young age and sought to reform Judah, first purging the land of idols and pagan sites. Upon finding the Book of Law, Josiah was deeply moved and led the people in renewing their covenant with God. Josiah enacted many religious reforms to remove pagan influences from Judah.
A verse by verse commentary on Matthew chapter 22 dealing with the Parable of the Wedding Banquet, paying taxes to Caesar, marriage in the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and whose son is the Christ.
Jesus was seeing a day when he would light up the skyGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus seeing a day when He would light up the sky from one end to the other. He made it clear that there is no secret coming, but one that would get the attention of absolutely everyone.
This is a study of Jesus as a secret keeper. He tried to keep healed people from telling that He healed them and even tried to keep His disciples from telling that He was the Messiah.
THE BRIGHT STAR AS THE RETURN OF MESSIAH OR THE RETURN OF NIMROD?huldahministry
On 21 December 2020、convergence of the two planets; Jupiter and Saturn was observed in the southwestern heavens worldwide. In the Bible, an astronomical phenomenon is frequently related to Messiah’s coming and
there is also another facet of this astronomical phenomenon…
The document discusses the concept of Hell as described in the Bible. It notes that while many do not believe in Hell, the Bible provides clear descriptions of it. Hell is depicted as a place of eternal punishment including a lake of fire and brimstone, outer darkness with weeping and gnashing of teeth, and furnace of fire. The descriptions were meant to be understood by people of the time using terms like Gehenna. Ultimately, the document emphasizes that Jesus came to save people from such a place and that believers should be motivated by love of God rather than just fear of Hell.
Christ foretold the destruction of Jerusalem and warned his disciples to flee when they saw armies surrounding the city. He described signs that would preceed his second coming, including wars, famines, earthquakes, and celestial phenomena like the sun and moon darkening. Christ urged believers to endure hardships and resist deception, and said the gospel would be preached throughout the world before the end would come.
Manasseh was king of Judah and led the people to commit many sins, including child sacrifice. Though Manasseh later repented, the people remained deeply influenced by evil. Manasseh's son Amon continued the sins and did not repent as his father had. Josiah later became king at a young age and sought to reform Judah, first purging the land of idols and pagan sites. Upon finding the Book of Law, Josiah was deeply moved and led the people in renewing their covenant with God. Josiah enacted many religious reforms to remove pagan influences from Judah.
A verse by verse commentary on Matthew chapter 22 dealing with the Parable of the Wedding Banquet, paying taxes to Caesar, marriage in the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and whose son is the Christ.
Jesus was seeing a day when he would light up the skyGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus seeing a day when He would light up the sky from one end to the other. He made it clear that there is no secret coming, but one that would get the attention of absolutely everyone.
This is a study of Jesus as a secret keeper. He tried to keep healed people from telling that He healed them and even tried to keep His disciples from telling that He was the Messiah.
THE BRIGHT STAR AS THE RETURN OF MESSIAH OR THE RETURN OF NIMROD?huldahministry
On 21 December 2020、convergence of the two planets; Jupiter and Saturn was observed in the southwestern heavens worldwide. In the Bible, an astronomical phenomenon is frequently related to Messiah’s coming and
there is also another facet of this astronomical phenomenon…
The document discusses the concept of Hell as described in the Bible. It notes that while many do not believe in Hell, the Bible provides clear descriptions of it. Hell is depicted as a place of eternal punishment including a lake of fire and brimstone, outer darkness with weeping and gnashing of teeth, and furnace of fire. The descriptions were meant to be understood by people of the time using terms like Gehenna. Ultimately, the document emphasizes that Jesus came to save people from such a place and that believers should be motivated by love of God rather than just fear of Hell.
Predictive Prophecies: A detailed analysis on how accurate are the prophecies in the Bible which are to the point!
1.Consistent
2. Coherent
3. Evidence
4. Indestructible
5. Still speaking through Time
6. Scientifically relevant
7. Prophetically revelatory
Pilate before jesus mark 15- 1-20 - march 30, 2014John Smith
Pilate questions Jesus about whether he is the King of the Jews. Though Jesus does not deny this title, he emphasizes that his kingdom is not of this world. Despite finding no guilt in Jesus, Pilate gives in to the demands of the Jewish crowds and orders Jesus' crucifixion. The document outlines the religious and civil trials that Jesus undergoes before being sentenced to death by Pilate and describes the mocking and abuse Jesus endured from Roman soldiers. It emphasizes that even in his darkest hour, God remained in control according to his sovereign plan.
1. The lecture will discuss Jesus in relation to Roman imperial propaganda, continuity with the Hebrew Scriptures, how the Gospels portray Jesus as fulfilling Jewish hopes, the role of the resurrection in early Christian faith, and how Jesus was viewed as divine.
2. The main sources of information about Jesus are the four Gospels of the New Testament and other sources like archaeology and historical texts. The Gospels were written by four Jewish men as "testimonies" to Jesus.
3. The lecture will cover key figures in the establishment of Christianity in the Roman Empire like Constantine and Theodosius and how Christianity became the official religion.
The document discusses whether Christians are destined for defeat or victory on Earth. It argues that many prophecies cited as signs we are living in the "last days" were actually fulfilled in the 1st century. It says the "end times" referred to the end of the Old Covenant, and the "Great Tribulation" is past, referring to events of the 1st century. It claims the Book of Revelation was written in the 60s AD to address seven churches, and that the resurrection of believers occurs after Christ's millennial reign, not in a pre-tribulation rapture. The document aims to inspire Christians to positive action rather than inactivity based on escapist eschatology.
The document provides a detailed summary of the key events and teachings in the Book of Exodus. It discusses how Exodus traces the rapid growth of Jacob's descendants from their oppression in Egypt to being delivered from slavery by Moses and establishing themselves as a nation in the Promised Land. Major events covered include the ten plagues, the first Passover, the parting of the Red Sea, God's provision of manna and water in the wilderness, and the giving of the Ten Commandments. It also explains how many of the events and sacrifices in Exodus point to and foreshadow Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice who provides salvation and eternal life.
The Illegal Trial of Jesus and The Verdict of HistoryPeter Hammond
The trial of Jesus was illegal and violated Jewish and Roman law. Witnesses testified falsely against him and he was denied due process. Despite being found innocent by Pilate three times, Jesus was crucified due to pressure from the mob. Skeptics throughout history, including philosophers, historians, scientists and writers who opposed Christianity, unanimously acknowledged Jesus as the greatest person who ever lived and recognized the positive global influence of Christianity.
Matthew 21, Palm Sunday, Triumphal Entry, The triumphal entry is the story ...Valley Bible Fellowship
Matthew 21, Palm Sunday, Triumphal Entry, The triumphal entry is the story of Jesus, the Creator of the universe, the King of Kings, the King of the Jews, entering into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey’s colt, Prophecy Fulfilled, Hosanna to the Son of David, Hallel Psalm, Triumphal Entry, Bethphage, Bethany, Time Is Not Yet, Palms, Hosanna, Hallel, 2013
Jesus was the focus of isaiah 11 prophecyGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus as the focus of the prophecy in Isaiah 11. It is a vast text to explore with a host of commentators. This little taste is to let you know what can be a great study to pursue.
One of the Roman soldiers pierced Jesus' side with a spear while he was on the cross, causing blood and water to flow out. This fulfilled prophecies and showed that Jesus had truly died. It also represented the cleansing and atoning aspects of Jesus' sacrifice, with blood symbolizing atonement and water symbolizing purification. Examining the blood and water provided certainty that Jesus was dead and fulfilled the requirements of the Passover lamb.
The document summarizes the key visions and prophecies contained in the book of Daniel. It outlines Daniel's three prophetic visions which predicted the rise and fall of world empires from Media-Persia to Greece to Rome. It analyzes the prophecies of Daniel 11 in particular, mapping the historical powers of the kings of the north and south to different rulers and kingdoms over time, culminating in the end time. The document asserts that all of Daniel's prophecies have been or will be fulfilled precisely as foretold.
The document discusses signs that point to the last days according to Jesus' Olivet discourse, including false doctrines, wars, famines, earthquakes, and the rise of the antichrist. It notes the increasing intensity of wars and deaths in the 20th century. Strange new diseases are on the rise while famines are now daily occurrences. The abomination of desolation will enable people to become more selfish and hateful. The gospel will be preached around the world before the wrath of God and antichrist are poured out. Technology enabling the mark of the beast is mentioned. The discourse is recorded in Matthew, Mark, and Luke and emphasizes watching and praying to escape what is coming and stand before the
SABBATH SCHOOL - 2nd quarter lessons 11.Adam Hiola
The document discusses different methods of interpreting biblical prophecy and provides examples from the books of Daniel and Revelation. It explains principles like the "year-day" principle where prophetic days can represent years. Several prophecies are examined in more detail, including the "little horn" power from Daniel 7-8 which is identified as the papacy. The document also discusses typology in prophecy and the fulfillment of the 2,300 day prophecy in 1844. It concludes by urging believers to share the message of Christ's soon return.
Dr. Peter Hammond's presentation examines who was responsible for the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ. He discusses the roles of Pontius Pilate, the religious leaders, Judas, and ultimately concludes that it was the sins of all humanity that Christ died for. While Pilate, the religious leaders, Judas, and the mob pressured for his death, Jesus himself willingly laid down his life as the perfect sacrifice and atonement for sin. He bore the punishment for our transgressions so that through faith in him, we may be forgiven and reconciled to God.
This document provides an introduction to SOUST, the Supreme Universal Order of the Holy Trinity, a new mystical order established by INRI CRISTO on February 28, 1982. It describes SOUST as the formalization of God's kingdom on Earth. It discusses signs of the coming of the Messiah according to scripture and provides context about INRI CRISTO's mission to lead humanity toward genuine spirituality and establish freedom and justice. The document also references prophecies about the end times and the coming of God's kingdom.
The document discusses the first vision described in the Book of Daniel, in which Daniel sees four beasts emerging from the sea. It argues that the first three beasts represent the earliest ancient civilizations - Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Media-Persia. It provides historical and scientific evidence to support identifying the first beast as Egypt, noting Egypt's early dominance in the region and the development of civilization there around 9000 BC as modern humans emerged. The document explores various interpretations and theories regarding reconciling descriptions of creation and early humanity in the Bible with scientific understandings.
The rome, the holy roman empire and the euNorman Nabatar
The document discusses the symbolism of the beasts and heads in the Book of Revelation as relating to governments and empires throughout history. Specifically:
1) The seven heads of the dragon represent ancient kingdoms like Egypt, Persia, and Greece. The seven heads of the beast represent transformations of the Roman Empire from its founding as a kingdom through its peak as a vast empire.
2) Rome is identified as the harlot Babylon and the seven hills she sits on represent the seven kings that originally ruled Rome. The Holy Roman Empire emerges after Rome's fall and represents the eighth head.
3) The ten horns of the beast represent powerful cities within these empires that contributed to their dominance, such as Alexandria
Predictive Prophecies: A detailed analysis on how accurate are the prophecies in the Bible which are to the point!
1.Consistent
2. Coherent
3. Evidence
4. Indestructible
5. Still speaking through Time
6. Scientifically relevant
7. Prophetically revelatory
Pilate before jesus mark 15- 1-20 - march 30, 2014John Smith
Pilate questions Jesus about whether he is the King of the Jews. Though Jesus does not deny this title, he emphasizes that his kingdom is not of this world. Despite finding no guilt in Jesus, Pilate gives in to the demands of the Jewish crowds and orders Jesus' crucifixion. The document outlines the religious and civil trials that Jesus undergoes before being sentenced to death by Pilate and describes the mocking and abuse Jesus endured from Roman soldiers. It emphasizes that even in his darkest hour, God remained in control according to his sovereign plan.
1. The lecture will discuss Jesus in relation to Roman imperial propaganda, continuity with the Hebrew Scriptures, how the Gospels portray Jesus as fulfilling Jewish hopes, the role of the resurrection in early Christian faith, and how Jesus was viewed as divine.
2. The main sources of information about Jesus are the four Gospels of the New Testament and other sources like archaeology and historical texts. The Gospels were written by four Jewish men as "testimonies" to Jesus.
3. The lecture will cover key figures in the establishment of Christianity in the Roman Empire like Constantine and Theodosius and how Christianity became the official religion.
The document discusses whether Christians are destined for defeat or victory on Earth. It argues that many prophecies cited as signs we are living in the "last days" were actually fulfilled in the 1st century. It says the "end times" referred to the end of the Old Covenant, and the "Great Tribulation" is past, referring to events of the 1st century. It claims the Book of Revelation was written in the 60s AD to address seven churches, and that the resurrection of believers occurs after Christ's millennial reign, not in a pre-tribulation rapture. The document aims to inspire Christians to positive action rather than inactivity based on escapist eschatology.
The document provides a detailed summary of the key events and teachings in the Book of Exodus. It discusses how Exodus traces the rapid growth of Jacob's descendants from their oppression in Egypt to being delivered from slavery by Moses and establishing themselves as a nation in the Promised Land. Major events covered include the ten plagues, the first Passover, the parting of the Red Sea, God's provision of manna and water in the wilderness, and the giving of the Ten Commandments. It also explains how many of the events and sacrifices in Exodus point to and foreshadow Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice who provides salvation and eternal life.
The Illegal Trial of Jesus and The Verdict of HistoryPeter Hammond
The trial of Jesus was illegal and violated Jewish and Roman law. Witnesses testified falsely against him and he was denied due process. Despite being found innocent by Pilate three times, Jesus was crucified due to pressure from the mob. Skeptics throughout history, including philosophers, historians, scientists and writers who opposed Christianity, unanimously acknowledged Jesus as the greatest person who ever lived and recognized the positive global influence of Christianity.
Matthew 21, Palm Sunday, Triumphal Entry, The triumphal entry is the story ...Valley Bible Fellowship
Matthew 21, Palm Sunday, Triumphal Entry, The triumphal entry is the story of Jesus, the Creator of the universe, the King of Kings, the King of the Jews, entering into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey’s colt, Prophecy Fulfilled, Hosanna to the Son of David, Hallel Psalm, Triumphal Entry, Bethphage, Bethany, Time Is Not Yet, Palms, Hosanna, Hallel, 2013
Jesus was the focus of isaiah 11 prophecyGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus as the focus of the prophecy in Isaiah 11. It is a vast text to explore with a host of commentators. This little taste is to let you know what can be a great study to pursue.
One of the Roman soldiers pierced Jesus' side with a spear while he was on the cross, causing blood and water to flow out. This fulfilled prophecies and showed that Jesus had truly died. It also represented the cleansing and atoning aspects of Jesus' sacrifice, with blood symbolizing atonement and water symbolizing purification. Examining the blood and water provided certainty that Jesus was dead and fulfilled the requirements of the Passover lamb.
The document summarizes the key visions and prophecies contained in the book of Daniel. It outlines Daniel's three prophetic visions which predicted the rise and fall of world empires from Media-Persia to Greece to Rome. It analyzes the prophecies of Daniel 11 in particular, mapping the historical powers of the kings of the north and south to different rulers and kingdoms over time, culminating in the end time. The document asserts that all of Daniel's prophecies have been or will be fulfilled precisely as foretold.
The document discusses signs that point to the last days according to Jesus' Olivet discourse, including false doctrines, wars, famines, earthquakes, and the rise of the antichrist. It notes the increasing intensity of wars and deaths in the 20th century. Strange new diseases are on the rise while famines are now daily occurrences. The abomination of desolation will enable people to become more selfish and hateful. The gospel will be preached around the world before the wrath of God and antichrist are poured out. Technology enabling the mark of the beast is mentioned. The discourse is recorded in Matthew, Mark, and Luke and emphasizes watching and praying to escape what is coming and stand before the
SABBATH SCHOOL - 2nd quarter lessons 11.Adam Hiola
The document discusses different methods of interpreting biblical prophecy and provides examples from the books of Daniel and Revelation. It explains principles like the "year-day" principle where prophetic days can represent years. Several prophecies are examined in more detail, including the "little horn" power from Daniel 7-8 which is identified as the papacy. The document also discusses typology in prophecy and the fulfillment of the 2,300 day prophecy in 1844. It concludes by urging believers to share the message of Christ's soon return.
Dr. Peter Hammond's presentation examines who was responsible for the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ. He discusses the roles of Pontius Pilate, the religious leaders, Judas, and ultimately concludes that it was the sins of all humanity that Christ died for. While Pilate, the religious leaders, Judas, and the mob pressured for his death, Jesus himself willingly laid down his life as the perfect sacrifice and atonement for sin. He bore the punishment for our transgressions so that through faith in him, we may be forgiven and reconciled to God.
This document provides an introduction to SOUST, the Supreme Universal Order of the Holy Trinity, a new mystical order established by INRI CRISTO on February 28, 1982. It describes SOUST as the formalization of God's kingdom on Earth. It discusses signs of the coming of the Messiah according to scripture and provides context about INRI CRISTO's mission to lead humanity toward genuine spirituality and establish freedom and justice. The document also references prophecies about the end times and the coming of God's kingdom.
The document discusses the first vision described in the Book of Daniel, in which Daniel sees four beasts emerging from the sea. It argues that the first three beasts represent the earliest ancient civilizations - Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Media-Persia. It provides historical and scientific evidence to support identifying the first beast as Egypt, noting Egypt's early dominance in the region and the development of civilization there around 9000 BC as modern humans emerged. The document explores various interpretations and theories regarding reconciling descriptions of creation and early humanity in the Bible with scientific understandings.
The rome, the holy roman empire and the euNorman Nabatar
The document discusses the symbolism of the beasts and heads in the Book of Revelation as relating to governments and empires throughout history. Specifically:
1) The seven heads of the dragon represent ancient kingdoms like Egypt, Persia, and Greece. The seven heads of the beast represent transformations of the Roman Empire from its founding as a kingdom through its peak as a vast empire.
2) Rome is identified as the harlot Babylon and the seven hills she sits on represent the seven kings that originally ruled Rome. The Holy Roman Empire emerges after Rome's fall and represents the eighth head.
3) The ten horns of the beast represent powerful cities within these empires that contributed to their dominance, such as Alexandria
The document provides an overview and analysis of prophecies from the Book of Daniel and Revelation regarding end times events. It discusses:
1) Parallels between the prophecies in Daniel and Revelation, seeing Revelation as continuing the narrative where Daniel left off. Key events discussed include the war in heaven and beasts emerging from the sea.
2) The mark of the beast being identified as Roman Catholic baptism, which was enforced during the Roman Empire and Holy Roman Empire periods, meaning most inhabitants of those lands received the mark.
3) The false prophet being identified as Muhammad and the Quran being seen as embodying God's covenant with Ishmael, though categorized as such due to the limited human definitions in
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The document discusses how personalization and dynamic content are becoming increasingly important on websites. It notes that 52% of marketers see content personalization as critical and 75% of consumers like it when brands personalize their content. However, personalization can create issues for search engine optimization as dynamic URLs and content are more difficult for search engines to index than static pages. The document provides tips for SEOs to help address these personalization and SEO challenges, such as using static URLs when possible and submitting accurate sitemaps.
Daniels Prophecies The 70 Weeks (Final 1)Simon Fuller
The document summarizes Daniel's prophecy of the 70 weeks from chapter 9 of the book of Daniel. It discusses key elements of the prophecy including the 6 matters to be fulfilled by the Messiah, interpretations of the 70 week time period split into 7, 62, and 1 week intervals, and how the prophecy was fulfilled through the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. It examines phrases in the prophecy and their relationship to Christ and his mission.
The document provides an overview of key aspects of the Tribulation according to Christian eschatology. It discusses that the Tribulation will be a future seven-year period of severe distress involving war, persecution, and divine judgment. It examines debates around the Olivet Discourse addressing both its fulfillment in AD 70 and future prophetic significance. Signs of the Tribulation mentioned include war, violence, persecution, martyrdom, and supernatural events described in Revelation.
M2014 s64 jesus is coming soon part 1 8 24-14 sermonsJames Bradshaw
1) The document discusses Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem in Matthew 24, examining whether the signs Jesus mentioned came to pass.
2) It analyzes what "this generation" meant based on how the Greek word was used, concluding it referred to people alive at that time.
3) The document reviews historical sources that corroborate the signs Jesus foretold, like false prophets, wars, famine and earthquakes, occurred before the destruction of Jerusalem, showing the prophecy was fulfilled accurately.
M2014 s64 jesus is coming soon part 1 8 24-14 sermonsJames Bradshaw
1) The document discusses Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem in Matthew 24, examining whether the signs Jesus mentioned came to pass. It analyzes the fulfillment of prophecies concerning false prophets, wars, famine, earthquakes, and the global preaching of the gospel.
2) The document concludes that every detail of Jesus' prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem was fulfilled, demonstrating the reliability of God's word. It encourages readers to live holy lives as they await Jesus' eventual second coming.
3) The key message is that Jesus accurately foretold the destruction of Jerusalem, proving he knows the future and his word can be trusted, so believers should take his warnings about his return seriously.
This document provides definitions and explanations of key terms and concepts from the New Testament and end times prophecy, including:
- The Great Tribulation refers to a future 7-year period of trouble on earth, including divine wrath and disaster.
- The Antichrist will be a future deceitful political/religious leader who opposes God and persecutes believers during the Tribulation.
- The Rapture refers to the belief that Christians will be taken up into heaven at the beginning of the Tribulation.
- The 144,000 refers to 12,000 Jewish people from each of the 12 tribes of Israel who will be sealed and protected during the Tribulation.
- Armageddon refers
M2014 s67 jesus is coming soon^j part 2 8 31-14 sermonJames Bradshaw
1. The document discusses Jesus' prophecy in Matthew 24 about the signs of his coming, including false prophets, the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, and the darkening of the sun and moon.
2. It argues that "this generation" in Matthew 24:34 refers to the generation alive at the time of Jesus, not an indefinite future generation, and that the "abomination of desolation" refers to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.
3. The signs Jesus foretold, including the destruction of Jerusalem and appearance of his sign in heaven, marked his figurative coming in 70 AD in judgment on the unbelieving generation, though his literal second coming remains imminent.
The document outlines God's timetable of end times events according to scripture. It states that after the rapture occurs, the antichrist will be revealed and will initially come as a peacemaker but will later reveal his true nature by breaking a covenant and persecuting believers. Finally, Jesus Christ will return to judge the antichrist and Satan, establishing his millennial kingdom on Earth.
Ha31 05242015 - jesus is coming soon part 1James Bradshaw
The document discusses a sermon given about Jesus returning soon. It addresses questions about when Jesus will return and what signs there will be. The sermon reviews Jesus' prophecy in Matthew 24 about the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD and argues that all the signs Jesus mentioned came to pass, including false prophets, wars, famine, earthquakes, and the gospel being preached worldwide. This shows that the Bible can be trusted and believers should live holy lives as they await Christ's return.
The document discusses the tribulation period that is prophesied in the Bible to occur after the rapture of the church but before the second coming of Jesus Christ. It provides definitions of the tribulation, explains that it is a time determined for Israel according to prophecies in Daniel, and will last for 7 years based on calculations from Daniel's 70 weeks prophecy. Events described taking place during the tribulation include the ministry of two witnesses, Satan being cast to earth, and the beast being given power for 42 months. Arguments for why the church will be raptured before the tribulation include that the church is not appointed to wrath and is the bride of Christ.
Daniel 70 weeks - A presentation on Daniel's propheciesPrepare Your Ways
The document discusses prophecies from the book of Daniel regarding future visions and the 70 weeks prophecy concerning the coming of the Messiah. It analyzes the prophecy in Daniel 9 which foretells events from the rebuilding of Jerusalem until the Messiah is "cut off." These are dated to have been fulfilled between 445 BC to 32 AD. Other details provided include Jesus' crucifixion occurring on a Wednesday according to Jewish calendar dating. The document then discusses prophecies related to the future rebuilding of the Jewish temple, the rise of the Antichrist, and end times events.
The document discusses biblical passages about the second coming of Christ and rapture. It argues that Christ's return will not be secret or quiet, but will involve cataclysmic events like darkness and falling stars. Several signs must occur first, like wars and famines. The document also asserts that the rapture and second coming will coincide with the opening of the sixth seal and blowing of the seventh trumpet. Many mysteries will be revealed at Christ's appearance in the clouds.
The document provides an overview of end times events as described in the book of Revelation and other biblical texts. It discusses the great tribulation, including its timeline and key events. It describes the second coming of Jesus Christ, the millennial rule, and final judgment. The new heaven and earth are presented as the ultimate destination for believers. Key terms are also defined, such as the Antichrist, rapture, and eternal death.
The document summarizes many Old Testament prophecies about the coming Messiah and shows how Jesus fulfilled them through events in his life, death, and resurrection. Specifically, it discusses prophecies that the Messiah would be born in a stable, rejected by his own people, silent before accusers, mocked, crucified with thieves, pray for his persecutors, have his hands and feet pierced, be buried in a rich man's tomb, and have his garments divided and lots cast for them. It also discusses prophecies of his resurrection, ascension to heaven, sitting at God's right hand, and being cut off 483 years after the decree to rebuild Jerusalem.
The Revelation of Jesus Christ Chapters 6-11:14Rod West
1. The document provides an in-depth summary of chapters 6-11:14 of the book of Revelation.
2. It examines the seals, trumpets, and bowls judgments described in these chapters and their possible order and timing within biblical prophecy.
3. The summary explores different views on whether these judgments encompass the entire 7-year tribulation period or just the second half, known as the great tribulation.
Condensed SECTION of Daniel and the Revelation by Uriah Smith. This rewrite with modern language, condensed work covers Daniel 11:20-45 and Rev 8 and 9.
The key verses that are in great dispute in the Adventist Church. This document is entirely in harmony with Uriah Smiths original book, no changes from his original view.
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Jesus foretold events that would occur before His second coming, including wars, famines, earthquakes, and persecution of believers. He instructed His followers to flee Judea when they see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, which was a sign of its impending destruction in 70 AD. Jesus also provided specific signs of His second coming, comparing it to lightning flashing across the sky. He emphasized the importance of watchfulness and being prepared, illustrated by the parable of faithful and evil servants. Believers are to await Jesus' return and live each day as if He may come back today.
This document analyzes biblical prophecies about the first and second coming of Jesus Christ. Regarding the first advent, it decodes Daniel's prophecy in Daniel 9:25-26 to determine that 483 years after the decree to rebuild Jerusalem in 455 BC would be 29 AD, when Jesus began his ministry at around 30 years old. It also establishes Jesus' birth in 1 BC based on historical records. For the second advent, it argues the 2,300 year prophecy in Daniel 8:13-14 runs from Jesus' birth in 1 BC until his return in 2300 AD, based on other biblical evidence and a proposed 7,000 year timeline for humanity since creation.
Many believe America is the greatest nation ever blessed by God, but few believe she ought to be mentioned in the Bible. The following argument should cause skeptics to believe otherwise, in that America has blessed Israel more than any nation in history. America is the mighty nation which won the two world wars that enabled the Jews to go back home, and then afterward stood as their only friend. Since every nation that affected ancient Israel had been mentioned in the Bible, and since God does not change in his ways, why would he not mention America in the end time prophecies of Daniel and Revelation? In truth, America ought to be shining in the Bible as brightly as a full moon rising on a cloudless night . . . and she does.
Main Java[All of the Base Concepts}.docxadhitya5119
This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
Communicating effectively and consistently with students can help them feel at ease during their learning experience and provide the instructor with a communication trail to track the course's progress. This workshop will take you through constructing an engaging course container to facilitate effective communication.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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The Seventy-Sevens Prophecy
The “middle of the seven” or week found in
the “seventy sevens” prophecy (Dan 9:24-27), quoted
below:
“27 He will confirm a covenant with many for
one `seven.' In the middle of the `seven' he will
put an end to sacrifice and offering. And on a
wing [of the temple] he will set up an
abomination that causes desolation, until the end
that is decreed is poured out on him."(Dan 9:27
NIV)
is also synonymous with “three and a half days”. It
also has a double meaning. There are two persons
referred to here which is much clearer and precise in
the New King James version. First it is the Messiah,
the prince of host. Second is another prince, son of
Emperor Vespacian of the Roman empire, General
Titus, commander of the Roman army tasked with
putting down the revolt of the Zealots. Verses 24 and
25 refer to the Messiah who is the Word of G-d made
flesh and is the Most Holy anointed at his death
beginning the new covenant in 33 AD, seventy
“sevens” or “weeks” of 490 years from the giving of
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the decree to rebuild the temple and Jerusalem in 457
BC by Artaxerxes Longimanus. The first 7 weeks,
quoting Fausset, refers to the last 49 years of
prophecy, also called the restoration prophecies
which ends with the prophet Malachi of the old
covenant. The 62 weeks are 434 years without
prophecy from Malachi until the Messiah who “is cut
off”. Another prince, Titus, commander of the Roman
army, son of Emperor Vespacian, comes to destroy
the temple in 66 AD. On June 28, 70 AD, the daily
sacrifice ended for want of a priest and on July 15, 70
AD it was set on fire until destroyed, the very same
month and day Nebuchadnezzar burnt the first
temple. Then “the end came like a flood” (Noah’s
cleansing flood of thousands of soldiers). The
desolations (wars) shall continue until the end time
(Dan 9:27). In contemporary times, it is known as the
Middle East Conflict which is also prophesied to
culminate in Armageddon at the end time. He
(Messiah) will confirm the old covenant for one week
of two three-and-a-half days with many (both Jews
and Gentiles). Three and a half days being 1260 years,
we now know that the covenant was given to Moses
in 1190 BC. A total of 2520 years spans the one week
to confirm the old covenant. In the middle of the
week or after three-and-a-half days (of 1260 years)
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He (Messiah) who is also representative of G-d gives
authority to the Roman prince (Titus) to put an end
to the daily sacrifice beginning the authority given to
Satan for 42 months. The middle of the week, we
already know to begin in 70 AD, the year of the
destruction of the temple. Jesus came to fulfill the
law and the prophets (old covenant) for another 1260
years until the fullness of the Gentiles in 1330 AD,
the period covering the second half of the week of
the church in the wilderness. It is the “time, times
and half a time,” the end of which ends the power of
the holy people (Dan 12:7) and the new covenant is
now firmly established, which also means the old is
now obsolete1
. The 70th “seven” or last week was
completed in 1330 AD which also abolishes the first
covenant, after Jesus “fulfilled the law and the
prophets.” (Matt 5:17)
The Roman prince as representative of the
emperor of the Roman empire (first beast), who in
turn is the representative of the dragon, Satan,
confirms a covenant of disobedience or rebellion to
G-d’s will, that was given at the same time the
covenant or law was given at Sinai to Moses, who
came down from the mountain and found the people
worshiping the image of a golden calf while he was
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gone (Ex 32:1). For as Jesus confirmed the covenant
with G-d at his death in 33 AD, Titus also confirmed
their covenant of disobedience with Satan by
destroying the temple of Solomon in Jerusalem in 70
AD.
The New King James version of Daniel’s
seventy-weeks prophecy is clearer on the identities
of the two princes.
"24 Seventy weeks are determined
for your people and for your holy
city, to finish the transgression, to
make an end of sins, to make
reconciliation for iniquity, to bring
in everlasting righteousness, to
seal up vision and prophecy, and
to anoint the Most Holy. 25 "Know
therefore and understand, that
from the going forth of the
command to restore and build
Jerusalem until Messiah the
Prince, there shall be seven weeks
and sixty-two weeks; the street
shall be built again, and the wall,
even in troublesome times. 26
"And after the sixty-two weeks
Messiah shall be cut off, but not
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for Himself; and the people of the
prince who is to come shall destroy
the city and the sanctuary. The end
of it shall be with a flood, and till
the end of the war desolations are
determined. 27 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." (Dan 9:24-27 NKJV)
Furthermore, of the seventy-weeks of
Daniel, Fausset has this to say:
“The 70th one week, the period of
New Testament revelation in Messiah,
consummates the preceding ones, as the
Sabbath succeeds and crowns the work
days. The Messianic time (seven years) is
the Sabbath of Israel's history, in which it
had the offer of all God's mercies, but was
cut off temporarily for rejecting them. The
seven weeks or sevens in the beginning, i.e.
49 years, answer to the period closing Old
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Testament revelation, namely, that of Ezra,
Nehemiah, and Malachi. The 62 are the
intermediate period of 434 years between
the seven and the one, and in them was no
revelation; in all 490 years.”2
I reserve my opinion to Fausset’s
interpretation of the last or 70th
week based on the
arguments I have presented earlier above.
Jesus death at 33 is also believed to be
referred to in the apocalyptic scriptures found in
Matthew 24:15-25 cf: Mark 13:14-23 concerning the
days that are “cut short,” thus:
“15 "So when you see standing in
the holy place `the abomination
that causes desolation,' spoken of
through the prophet Daniel-let the
reader understand- 16 then let
those who are in Judea flee to the
mountains. 17 Let no one on the
roof of his house go down to take
anything out of the house. 18 Let
no one in the field go back to get
his cloak. 19 How dreadful it will
be in those days for pregnant
women and nursing mothers! 20
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Pray that your flight will not take
place in winter or on the Sabbath.
21 For then there will be great
distress, unequaled from the
beginning of the world until now-
and never to be equaled again. 22
If those days had not been cut
short, no one would survive, but
for the sake of the elect those days
will be shortened. 23 At that time
if anyone says to you, `Look, here
is the Christ!' or, `There he is!' do
not believe it. 24 For false Christs
and false prophets will appear and
perform great signs and miracles
to deceive even the elect-if that
were possible. 25 See, I have told
you ahead of time.” (Matt 24:15-
25 NIV)
So Christ was no longer, at the time of the temple’s
destruction, yet false Christs and false prophets
appeared to deceive the elect – as if it were possible.
Because the temple was the parallel of Jesus, in that
Jesus was the spiritual equivalent of the physical
temple, the date of the destruction of the temple
would have coincided with the death of Jesus. It is
the death of Jesus that the effectivity of the covenant
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is reckoned with because it is by blood that the
parties are bound by the covenant (Ex 24:8). Without
the shedding of blood, there is no covenant. The date
for Jesus death was shortened or halved to 33 AD for
if it had been allowed to its consummation to
coincide with its parallel, the temple’s destruction,
G-d’s wrath upon the Jews and mankind would be so
great, there would be no remnant saved by grace.
Mankind would not be saved, much less survived. 66
AD was the beginning of the siege of Jerusalem and
lasted until 70 AD with the defeat of the remaining
Jews who held out in the temple. The “abomination”
referred to by Matthew, which started the days
Jerusalem came under siege, which days were
shortened was by virtue of the shortened days of
Jesus on earth at 33 years which was also 33 years
before or halfway to the start of the siege of
Jerusalem in 66 AD. However, as the Father cannot
bear his son suffer like a human being, Jesus was
taken up at an earlier date, “for the sake of the elect,
those days will be shortened” (Matt 24:22).
Nevertheless, the warning did guide the elect and the
early Christians of this date when the Roman general
Titus came to destroy Jerusalem and the temple, by
fleeing to the mountains. The Jews who stayed in
Jerusalem were annihilated. Of this event Fausset has
an account:
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“Gessius Florus (A.D. 65)
tested the Jews' endurance [...],
desolating [...] cities and [...]
allowing robbers [...]. He tried
to get the treasure from the
temple, but [...] failed. Young
Eleazar, son of Ananias, [...]
withheld the regular offerings
from the Roman emperor, [...]
renouncing allegiance. So the
[...] war began, [...]. The
insurgents [...], reinforced by
the Sicarii, [...] set on fire the
Asmonaean palace, the high
priest's house, and the archives’
repository, [...] (B.J., 2:17,
section 6); next they slew the
Roman garrison, burnt Antonia;
[...] murdered [...] the soldiers
[...]. Next the high priest and
his brother were [...] slain.
Cestius Gallus [...] was [...]
defeated in November, A.D. 66.
C. Gallus' [...] retreat gave the
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Christians the opportunity of
fleeing as Christ counselled
them, "when ye see Jerusalem
compassed with armies, then let
them which are in Judea flee to
the mountains" (Matt 24:16).
Vespasian, [...], in October or
November, A.D. 67, was
subduing the northern country.
[…], and in two years and a
half (A.D. 70) Titus began the
siege, the Zealots [...] were in
two parties: one under John of
Giscala and Eleazar, [...], 8,400
men; the other under Simon
Burgioras, [...] 10,000 men and
5,000 Idumeans. Strangers and
pilgrims swelled the number to
600,000 (Tacitus). Josephus
says a million perished in the
siege, and 40,000 were allowed
to depart [...], an immense
number sold to the army, part of
the "97,000 carried captive
during the whole war" (B.J.,
6:9, section 3).
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Our Lord's prophecy (Luke
19:41-44) was literally fulfilled:
"thine enemies shall cast a
trench about thee, and compass
thee round, and keep thee in on
every side." Out of 27 sieges
this was the only one in which
Jerusalem was surrounded by a
wall. Titus, with 30,000 men,
including four legions and
auxiliaries (the 12th and 15th
on Scopus far to the N., the 5th
a little behind, and the 10th on
Olivet), forced an entrance
through the first wall [...]," then
[...] the second. Then,
withdrawing the 10th from
Olivet, he gave the Jews time
for [...] terms of peace, but in
vain. Next he attacked the
temple at Antonia and the city
[...].
[...]. The wall was
completed in three days. Then
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Antonia was taken on June 11.
[…] The period of bombarding
the temple is named by the
Jews "the days of
wretchedness." On the 28th of
June the daily "sacrifice (Daniel
9:27) ceased" from want of an
officiating priest, and Titus
again in vain invited to a
surrender. On July 15th a
soldier, contrary to Titus'
intention, fired the temple, and
all Titus' efforts to stop the fire
were unavailing, the very same
month and day that
Nebuchadnezzar burnt the first
temple, God marking the
judgment plainly as from Him.
The infatuation and
divisions of the Jews
"shortened those days" in order
that "the elect," the seed of
future Israel "might be saved"
(Matt 24:22). On September
11th [...] the Romans gained the
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upper city; […]. The city and
temple were wholly burnt and
destroyed, excepting the W.
wall of the upper city and
Herod's three great towers, […]
left as memorials of the
strength of the defenses. The
old and weak were killed, the
children under 17 sold as
slaves, the rest were sent to the
Egyptian mines, the
amphitheatres, and Rome,
where they formed part of Titus'
triumphal train. The 10th legion
under Terentius Rufus "so
thoroughly leveled and dug up,
that no one visiting Jerusalem
would believe it had ever been
inhabited" (Josephus B.J. 7:1,
section 1), fulfilling Christ's
words, "they shall lay thee even
with the ground and thy
children within thee; and they
shall not leave in thee one stone
upon another, because thou
knewest not the time of thy
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visitation" […].”3
Jesus’ sacrifice put an end to sacrifice and
offering in the temple and as representative of G-d
and as His son or prince, gave authority by this one
time acceptable sacrifice, to lay the basis to abolish
the old covenant by destroying the temple ending the
daily sacrifice forever. The end decreed is the
temple’s destruction.