What About The Abomination Of Desolation?
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This is a clip from a sermon titled “he Great Tribulation: A Future Event or Former History?”.
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The Abomination of Desolation is the image of the Beast (Anti-christ) that will he erected in the Temple (Revelation 13:14). The Jews will he made to bow and worship this image. That is why in Matthew 24:15 that Jesus says to flee to the mountains so they will not be forced to bow down and worship the image of the Beast/Anti-christ.
This has not happened, therefore, the Tribulation has not happened.
This preaching is what is called Replacement Theology. Preaching that God has no future plans for Israel is not of the Bible. Replace Theology is a direct result of combining the gospel of the grace of God with the gospel of the kingdom and preaching a combo gospel.
Paul speaks of Israel in Romans Chapters 9-11.
In Romans Chapter 11 Paul tells us that we have been grafted into Israel. God has not cast away His people.
Paul tells us in II TIMOTHY 2:15 to rightly divide the word of truth. We must follow this commandment to fully understand the word of God.
I don't hear replacement theology in this message at all.
@@michellebeaumont3422there’s no replacement theology in here at all.. that theology basically says the Jews are not Gods chosen anymore but the church is… which isn’t true. He is not saying that even a little
@@Ogivekrew Then does your preacher believe in the 4 future judgements? These judgments are (1) the Judgment Seat of Christ, (2) the Judgment of Israel in the Wilderness, (3) the Judgment of the Sheep and Goat Nations, and (4) The Great White Throne Judgment? Does your preacher still believe in these four future judgements?
@@michellebeaumont3422 Then what does your preacher believe that the future of Israel shall be? They are a nation now. They were not a nation for 2600 years until 1948. What does your preacher say about the future of Israel?
@@TheHeavenTestdotnet-gr2ou actually he's not my preacher. But you are accusing him of something he isn't actually saying. I'd be interested to hear what he thinks about your questions because it is obvious throught scripture that God has not finished with Israel. But it's incorrect to say that this pastor is preaching replacement theology in this message. As per my original comment, it is not alluded to at all.