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The Book of portrays the primarily through the symbolic figure called “the Beast,” a Satan-endowed, charismatic world ruler who demands worship and enforces allegiance, often identified with the “man ...
Two confirmed cases link people pardoned for January 6 to child-sexual-material charges: has been convicted of receiving child pornography, and faces production and possession charges; beyond these, t...
The core biblical claims about a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem center on Ezekiel’s detailed temple vision (Ezekiel 40–48) and New Testament warnings that a standing temple will feature in end-times even...
The New Testament uses the term “antichrist” only in the letters of John, identifying both a present “spirit” and future figures who deny Jesus Christ (1 John 2:18, 2:22; 4:3; 2 John 1:7) . Other New ...
The idea of a rebuilt Third Temple is central to many streams of Jewish and Christian eschatology: some Jews and Christian futurists link a Third Temple to messianic fulfillment and end‑time events (e...
Modern evangelical commentaries routinely acknowledge ’s rich symbolism while still arguing for a literal, singular Antichrist because they read the book through a futurist or dispensational lens that...
The Bible repeatedly portrays some angels as male in appearance and with masculine pronouns—examples include the visitors to Abraham and Lot, Gabriel and Michael, and angelic figures at Jesus’ tomb an...
The materials present three durable claims: Daniel’s visions are read as a timetable linking Jerusalem’s temple to end-time events, Daniel’s “seventy weeks” framework is read by many as a prophecy tha...
The clearest connection is that frames his Olivet Discourse ( 24; 13; 21) by echoing and explicitly citing ’s apocalyptic language—most notably the “abomination of desolation” and the Son of Man image...
is a fragmentary, non‑biblical ic work that expands the account of the and their offspring (the giants), portraying their dreams, crimes, and Enoch’s role as interpreter and intercessor; it survives i...
The pre‑Advent judgment is a theological claim—most prominently held by Seventh‑day Adventists—that a heavenly, investigative judgment of humanity occurs before Christ’s Second Coming, serving to vind...
Within Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) theology the premise is straightforward: a heavenly, investigative or “pre‑Advent” judgment examines the lives of the living and the dead before Christ’s return, and...
New Testament references such as Jesus’ warnings in Matthew 24 and the visionary drama of Revelation 11 engage Old Testament temple prophecies in diverse and often contested ways: some readers see dir...
A small cluster of Old Testament passages are commonly cited as predicting or implying a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem: key prophetic texts in Isaiah (notably Isaiah 2:1–3), apocalyptic material in Dani...