01-23-2011, 08:46 PM
Havah Wrote:I searched this in wikipedia
The Jerusalem Talmud states:
"Women are accustomed not to prepare or attach warp threads to a weaving loom from Rosh Chodesh Av onwards (till after Tisha B'Av), because during the month of Av the Foundation Stone (and the Temple) was destroyed".
If this passage simply implies that bedrock is destroyed, we cannot rely on any natural rocks to find out the exact location of Temple. <!-- s:wow: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/wow.gif" alt=":wow:" title="Wow" /><!-- s:wow: -->
Honestly this surprised me, and I couldn't accept it.
But later I realized the Messiah is already the Foundation Stone of the World, nakhon?
I bet only jewish recognition of Yeshua the Messiah will bring out the rebuild of Temple. Both the "antichrist" Temple and "Ezekiel" Temple.
Shlama Hava:
There is no reliable evidence that there is going to be an "Anti-Christ Temple". The Temple of Ezekiel is the onlt Temple that has yet to be constructed. Much of the teaching of Anti-Christ in relation with the last days is very confused in that the scriptures do not appear to support 19th century eschatological theories. The Brethren Assembly seem to place a strong emphasis on the Anti-Christ and the Temple that he will occupy but This could already have happened in the first century. The Rapture is none other than the Return of Christ to inhabit Ezekiel's Temple as it is written in great detail in Ezekiel Chapters 40 -48. Jeremiah 14 refers to the End of Days. I strongly recommend reading these entire portions as well as II Thessalonians and Matthew 24. Daniel Chapter 9, in my opinion, concludes in 70 A.D, while Daniel Chapter 12 refers to the end of days. That's my educated opinion.
Shlama,
Stephen Silver
Dukhrana Biblical Research
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