I am pretty sure I know the start and end dates of The Tribulatution...at least the by the years......

Which are 66 to 73, with 70 being the exact midpoint with the Abomination of Desolation EXACTLY like Revelation says when it will take place...isn't THAT interesting?

And remember first comes Matthew 23, then Matthew 24, the 24 is a continuation of 23....

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SpiritualMan · M

We must ask WHO Jesus is talking TO in these scenes...."you will be delivered up to Tribulation"...is that the disciples in front of Him in the first century, or Bob from Kansas in 2025? Granted we all go through tribulations small "t" but Jesus said there can only ever be ONE THE Great Tribulation in all of history, never to be repeated...period...and the context is upon the nation of Israel, since the Tribulation is Jacob's Trouble, meaning Israel, so no even WWII doesn't count in this definition of The Great Tribulation. In WWII so many Jews lived outside of Hitler's scope in the world that the First Century was worse per percentage of Jews killed.

ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 51-55, M

Atheists will love that. They feel so much better about themselves after a failed end-of-the-world prediction

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SpiritualMan · M

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP There is no way to get around that the Olivet Discourse was in response to the Disciples saying how wonderful the Temple Buildings were, and then Jesus launches into the discourse saying how not one stone will be left upon another.....

SpiritualMan · M

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP They weren't failed prophesies, and here is historical evidence:

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SpiritualMan · M

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP Also just because bible prophesy teachers tell us that Jesus rules from an earthly throne for a literal thousand years (before the eternal age) doesn't mean their INTERPRETATION is correct. Nothing in the bible, exactly zero verses have Jesus returning to sit on an earthly throne in Jerusalem exist, at least not before the Final Judgment. The appearance of Jesus in the sky with heavenly armies don't have Jesus landing on the ground. This is what was reported in Josephus JUST LIKE Revelation says would happen.

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SpiritualMan · M

@jshm2 The bible is not a translation of a translation, the translations we read today are directly from Hebrew and Greek (some Aramaic) into English or other languages. And in my post I said that even though some translations say (end of the world) in Matthew 24 the Greek says age, and some translations say age.

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