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The Seven Year Peace Treaty in Israel Has Been Signed

 

Many students of bible prophecy have missed the signing of the 7 year peace treaty in Israel simply because they have not taken God's word literally. Before I go on let me quote the 2 main verses that reveal this event in prophecy. 

Daniel 9:26, 'And after sixty-two weeks Messiah shall be cut off, but not for himself: And the people of the prince who is to come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary. The end shall be with a flood, and until the end of the war desolations are determined. 

Daniel 9:27, 'Then he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week: but in the midst of the week he shall bring an end to sacrifice and offering. and on the wing of abomination shall be one who makes it desolate, even until the consummation, which is determined is poured out on the desolate. 

For those who are fairly new to bible prophecy I will be giving a little bit of boring information that is commonly accepted as truth during this presentation.

The word week here can easily be proved to mean weeks of years. One way to prove this is to go back to Genesis where Laban gives his daughters to Isaac for a week and it is revealed that he fulfills his 7 years.  As well, the first 7 and 62 weeks where fulfilled exactly to the day when the Messiah was cut off and died when using the one day equals a year formula or the weeks of years rather than week. So then 7 and 62 weeks of years is equal to 483 years. The 70 weeks in Daniel 9: 24 equals 490 years. The remaining 7 years that is the difference has never been fulfilled. Note that it is not  uncommon for scriptures to have undetermined  allotments of time dividing one event from another. This is the case in this 490 years. Though the first 483 were fulfilled to the exact day when Jesus the Christ was crucified, the last 7 years has never in history been fulfilled to the letter until recently.

Now to understand who will make this covenant we must unravel Daniel 9:26. Here we are told that the prince of the people who destroyed the city will make the covenant. In 70 A.D. Titus was given orders from Rome to take Israel into captivity and to destroy the city of Jerusalem. Judging from this then it was the Roman Empire that destroyed the city. So then the prince who will make the covenant is to be a prince of Rome.

Well many would say that the Roman Empire does not exist today, however , that is not entirely true. The Western Roman Empire fell to Germanic hordes in about 400 A.D. but the Eastern Empire remained in Constantinople until the 1400s. The main religion in Rome became Christianity by order of Emperor Constantine around 200 A.D. At some point it was declared the Holy Roman Empire and popes were given rule over Rome. Though it is true that the Roman Empire did not exist after the 1400s, the Holy Roman Catholic Monarchy existed to this day. Now in our time we have the European Union whose 10 full member states all rule under the Holy Roman Catholic Monarchy, hence the Empire still exists to this day. 

If you will do a study of the kingdoms that were to rule according to dreams and visions throughout Daniel you will learn that Rome was to be the final kingdom before the end of this age. In Daniel 2 the statue with the head of gold was to be followed by the kingdom of silver and then bronze, then iron and then iron and clay. We know from Daniel 8 that the Gold represented Nebuchadnezzar, the silver was the Medes and the Persians, the bronze was the Greeks and history proves that the final kingdom was the Roman Empire.

Though there are 27 nations that belong to the European Union, there are only 10 that are full members with veto rites. The other 17 nations are lesser states. So then the prince that must confirm the covenant must come out of the EU.

Now the word 'prince' in Daniel 9:26 can be translated prince, commander, chief or any other title that could be considered an authority. This prince is to make a covenant with many nations so we see that he has something to do with foreign affairs.  

The word covenant can be translated covenant or agreement. However, it does not mean 'peace treaty' as so many teach. This teaching stems from the idea that because first Thessalonians 5:4 says, 'And when they cry peace and safety, sudden destruction comes upon them'. If you study the context of Thessalonians you will find that it pertains to the time of the rapture at the end of the 7 years and has nothing to do with the topic at hand.  No, in order top recognize the 7 year covenant you must realize that it is not necessarily a peace treaty. 

Joveir Solana, whose office was Secretary General of the Western European Union, made separate agreements with many Middle Eastern countries over several years prior to 2007. These agreements would give each country the right to receive loans from the EU for the purpose of bringing stability in many areas of their governments. These loans would require substantial financial commitments from EU full member states and therefore had to be fixed into the EU upcoming budget. The term of the EU budget is 7 years and was due for renewal on Jan. 01/2007. On this date Jovier Solana made a quick trip to the required office and gave his signature 'confirming' the agreements that he had set up prior to this date and therefore fulfilled all of the requirements that are called for in Daniel 9:26,27.

Now according to Daniel 9:27 he is to bring an end to the daily sacrifice in Jerusalem. Many have argued that there has to be a temple built in Jerusalem before he can do this. I believe you will find that this is not true if you pay close attention to the scriptures surrounding this issue. We know from second Thessalonians 2 that the wicked sits in the temple as god, however this event does not take place until the end of the 7 year covenant. Therefore it does not require a temple in the midst of the 7 years. Some say that he sits in the temple in the midst of the seven, but scripture says they set up an abomination and this is better translated an idol and cannot be translated as a person.

All that is required in the temple grounds for Daniel 9:27 is a place to do sacrifice. Israel has this now. They have just finished building an alter of sacrifice recently that fits requirements laid down in old testament law. As we speak Israel is calling on Jews world wide to send money to purchase lambs for sacrifices they are planning this June. Sometime in mid June is the middle of the 7 year covenant. They exact date is unknown because scripture tells us that the sacrifice will be stopped 'around' the middle of the 7 years.

From Daniel 11:21-31 we know that the king of Syria is responsible for the command to take away the daily sacrifice. According to history the king of the North in this scripture is this king of Syria. We are told in the verses mentioned that he will move against the king of the south, which history and the scriptures tell us is Egypt. Scripture tells us that he is stopped by ships from Kittim, which today is Cyprus. He will be angry at the covenant, probably because if the covenant was not in place these ships would not be there. We are told that he has intelligence against those that transgress the covenant. This is very likely the fact that they are doing sacrifices of thousands of lambs which I am sure is contrary to UN laws governing the handling of sheep. The EU is tied to the laws of agriculture put forward by the UN. Daniel 11:31 then tells us that 'arms rise up on his part and take away the daily sacrifice and set there the abomination that causes desolation.

Notice that arms rise up on his part. In other words he squeals but someone else does the dirty work. In Daniel 8:11 we find that it is the Little Horn that actually takes away the daily sacrifice and sets up the abomination that causes desolation.

More about him in a minute.

Recently Syria has been trying to mend fences with Egypt, however, more recently they have had a parting of ways. We can only watch and see how this drama unfolds. But know this, that we are approaching the midst of the 7 years. Everything is in place for prophetic scriptures to unfold as we speak. 

Now concerning the Little Horn there is much debate on who this could be but if we look at scripture we can narrow it down quite a bit and I believe his identity is obvious once you have the right information. First of all Daniel 8 :8,9 points you at the geographic region that he must come from. 

The male goat here is said to come from Greece in verse 21. It followed the Medes and the Persians in verse 20. History tells us that this goat was Alexander the Great and that 8:9 is speaking of the 4 generals that divided his kingdom. So from here we can see that the Little Horn is not the president of the USA or an up and coming king of England etc... He is coming out of the Middle East. There are a couple of clues here that could not have been recognized many years ago but are now definite give aways. 

Now understand that the main countries today that should be watched, considering the 4 generals territories, are Greece, Turkey, Syria, Assyria, Iran, Palestine and Egypt.

First the Little Horn waxes great toward the east, south and the pleasant land. In recent months Turkey has been calling on Muslim nations to form what I will call a union. If he succeeds it could be said that he has waxed great toward Iran, Egypt and Syria and Palestine. 

Second he rises up among the 10 horns of the EU. For several years Turkey has been trying very hard to be accepted as a full member of the EU and if he does will be the first Muslim member. He will also have risen up among them as 'another Little Horn'. It should also be noted that he is the only country in the territories of the 4 generals who is even trying. 9 out of 10 of the existing members support his membership.

Now once he joins he must devour three of the former horns. This has been taught to mean that he forces himself on three members but what if he rather is supported by three members and is handed their support through intrigue and a silver tongue?

Watch and pray that you might be found worthy of that day. 

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In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.
Seven first english translations BEFORE the King Jaames Version translate "Apostasia" as "Departynge". This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of 2nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit: 1384 Wycliffe Bible : "Departyne first"; 1526 Tyndaale Bible "Departyne first" ; 1535 Coverdale Bible "Departynge first" ; 1539 Crammer Bible "Departynge First' 15376 Breeches Bible "Departing first" ; 1583 Beza Bible "Departing first" And the Geneva Bible "Departing first"
( To verify these writing check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or "raptured"), then the AntiChrist appears, In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., "the lie", that the Antichrist is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Mathew 24:15.
So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture, must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition]. Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
PS. We are still waiting for the "rapture", and afterwards he will make a covenant with Israel.
Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK
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In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.
Seven first english translations BEFORE the King Jaames Version translate "Apostasia" as "Departynge". This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of @nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit: 1384 Wycliffe Bible : "Departyne first"; 1526 Tyndaale Bible "Departyne first" ; 1535 Coverdale Bible "Departynge first" ; 1539 Crammer Bible "Departynge First' 15376 Breeches Bible "Departing first" ; 1583 Beza Bible "Departing first" And the Geneva Bible "Departing first"
( To verify these wrinting check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or "raptured", then the AntiChrist appears, In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., "the lie", that the Antichrist is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Mathew 24:15.
So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture, must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition]. Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
PS. We are still waiting for the "rapture", and afterwards he will make a covenant with Israel.
Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK
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In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.
Seven first english translations BEFORE the King Jaames Version translate "Apostasia" as "Departynge". This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of @nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit: 1384 Wycliffe Bible : "Departyne first"; 1526 Tyndale Bible "Departyne first" ; 1535 Coverdale Bible "Departynge first" ; 1539 Crammer Bible "Departynge First' 1576 Breeches Bible "Departing first" ; 1583 Beza Bible "Departing first" And the Geneva Bible "Departing first"
( To verify these wrinting check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or "raptured", then the AntiChrist appears, In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., "the lie", that the Antichrist is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Matthew 24:15.
So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture, must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition]. Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
PS. We are still waiting for the "rapture", and afterwards he will make a covenant with Israel.
Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK
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In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.
Seven first english translations BEFORE the King James Version translate "Apostasia" as "Departynge". This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of 2nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit: 1384 Wycliffe Bible : "Departyne first"; 1526 Tyndaale Bible "Departyne first" ; 1535 Coverdale Bible "Departynge first" ; 1539 Crammer Bible "Departynge First' 1576 Breeches Bible "Departing first" ; 1583 Beza Bible "Departing first" And the Geneva Bible "Departing first"
( To verify these wrinting check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or "raptured", then the Anti-Christ appears, In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., "the lie", that the Antichrist is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Mathew 24:15.
So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture, must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition]. Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
PS. We are still waiting for the "rapture", and afterwards he will make a covenant with Israel.
Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK
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The King James Version states in 2nd thess. chapter 2 verse 1 thro 8 that we are gathered (harpadozo) "raptured". Also, it says there is a falling away (apostasia)
This word has been interpreted as departing by the seven previous authors who wrote the seven english translations of the bible. Their use of departing firmly confirms that we will be gathered in verse one, and we will depart. AND then the antichrist will appear.
I have the photostats of the earlier bibles where it is stated. Also, these bible writing can be verified by the Oklahoma University Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma.
So, the interpretation of the seven previous versions confirm the rapture ABSOLUTELY. After reading the article that denys the rapture, where the man who wrote it said the peace treaty had been signed, I had to speak up:
In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.
Seven first english translations BEFORE the King James Version translate "Apostasia" as "Departynge". This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of 2nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit: 1384 Wycliffe Bible : "Departyne first"; 1526 Tyndale Bible "Departyne first" ; 1535 Coverdale Bible "Departynge first" ; 1539 Crammer Bible "Departynge First' 1576 Breeches Bible "Departing first" ; 1583 Beza Bible "Departing first" And the Geneva Bible "Departing first"
( To verify these wrinting check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or "raptured", then the AntiChrist appears, In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., "the lie", that the Antichrist is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Mathew 24:15.
So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture, must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition]. Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
PS. We are still waiting for the "rapture", and afterwards he will make a covenant with Israel.
Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK
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From the author whose name is Bill Holden of NorthBay, Ontario to Mark Cline in reply to your comment that was repeated 4 times for some reason.
You are right in your analysis of 2 Thessalonian in that the rapture must take place before the wicked one is revealed. This is obvious in the word of God. However, like so many before you, you have fallen for the idea that this wicked one is revealed at the start of the 7 year covenant. Please read this chapter again. You will find that it does not say anywhere that this is the same man that makes the covenant or breaks the covenant or sets up the idol in the midst of the covenant. These are all conclusions that teachers have arrived at simply because he is a wicked one and has signs and wonders. You can believe this if you like but then you will not be able to see the covenant that is revealed above.
There are many misconceptions taught in the area of prophecy as teachers have placed their own ideas in their interpretations and resulted in error. Some have given this wicked one all of the attributes of the little horn, the prince of the covenant and the king of the north and have concluded that these 4 are one man when they are 4 different men.
The first comes from Turkey.
The second comes from the EU
The third comes from Syria and the forth and final one comes from the pit which you are unable to see as your comment proves.
These same teachers say that there is 7 years tribulation which is not scriptural as there are only 3 1/2.
They say that there is a pre-tribulation rapture and give many scriptures out of context to support their teachings. All can be proved error.
They say that the little horn is the President of the USA or Prince Charles or that he comes from Germany etc...
The word is clear on where he comes from geographically. It is the area governed by one of Alexander the Greats 4 generals. I believe Turkey because he waxes great toward the east, south and pleasant land and because he is another little horn.
Turkey is trying to join the EU at present and so far has a great support from most members of the EU. He is also trying very hard to bring the Muslim nations from the east, south and the pleasant land into one united force.
Now I have neither added my thoughts nor taken scripture out of context. This is revealed in the word of God and in the world we live in. Therefore I remain convinced and soon will be proved by the Lord.
Respectfully, Bill Holden, NorthBay, On
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Dear Anonymous

It is clear to me that you are also one of those who believe in a Pre-tribulation Rapture. Well, if you read your Bible as you should, you will read in Revelation that the rapture only takes place during the Sixth Seal. Please do not mislead any people from the truth. I respect your view, but please ensure that you interpret the Word correctly.
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Sorry about your eyesight. No I don't believe that fable. If you will read my post you will find that I have said the covenant was signed. Pre-tribulation rapture is based on a rapture before the covenant is signed. What I believe is that a portion of the church will be raptured as the child of Rev 12 and the remainder of the believers who have not repented of their various sins will have to go through the remaining 3 1/2 years to be tested. Those who make it through will be caught up at the last trumpet when the 2 witnesses are caught up. You don't have to agree with this but this is what the word of god says. It seems obvious that the world cannot understand this and will blame UFO's. You should never judge without knowledge.
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UFO's have nothing to do with the truth in the bible. UFO's are a creation made by Americans and promoted by Hollywood. If you believe in UFO's you don't believe in God. Just to remind you that the yen Plagues was a sign of what would happen in the tribulation period. Thus the Israelites was not spared the first seven plagues but God protected them from the last three. For what reason would God rapture his people before the tribulation? To spare them the prosecution of Christians and Jews? No, it is stated clearly that all Christians and Jews would endure the first three years of the tribulation en when the sixth seal is opened, the following happens. This is the signs that preceeds the coming of Jesus: Peter spoke very passionately of these last days concerning the kingdom of God on earth, “And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: And on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit; and they shall prophesy: And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke: The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before that great and notable day of the Lord come: And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved” (Acts 2:17-21). He used a Greek word for “last-eschatos” and the meaning is “most remote,” “extreme,” or the “last of the last.” It is evident that we are there. The Bible has promised that this coming judgment will be so overwhelming to the unprepared multitudes that, “Men’s hearts failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken” (Luke 21:26).

The Son of God told us this would occur, “And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring” (Luke 21:25). Apostle Peter spoke of things that will occur as almost impossible to understand in advance. An eclipse of the sun and the moon turning to blood is only part of what the Christian world may face as we await the Rapture. He spoke of “signs in the earth beneath, blood and fire and vapor of smoke.” We are speaking of indescribable events. Natural phenomena can cause some of this, but the world often explains them as the results of nature. I believe these will be so unexpected and unexplainable that the Sovereign God must be acknowledged.

The multitudes will finally refuse the lies of Bible critics and start giving glory to God. As soon as the moon turns to blood, millions will turn to God. When the Sun goes out or God covers it with His hand, and when the light comes back on, church altars will once again become the mourner’s bench.

Then Jesus opens the sixth seal, revealing the heavenly signs that will shock people all over the earth. What are those heavenly signs? "I looked when He opened the sixth seal, and behold, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became like blood. And the stars of heaven fell to the earth, as a fig tree drops its late figs when it is shaken by a mighty wind. Then the sky receded as a scroll when it is rolled up, and every mountain and island was moved out of its place" (Matt 24:12–14).

At the Day of the Lord, when he decend from Heaven with His angels, then the raptures takes place because God would not allow His people to endure the Wrath he is going to pour out on the world.

The heavenly signs introduce the Day of the Lord: the time of God’s wrath and judgment on an unthankful, rebellious world. Jesus Christ, the Lamb, will be wrathful. He will execute God’s righteous judgments. The Day of the Lord is also called "the great day of His wrath" (6:17)!

Revelation 8 describes the seventh seal being opened. We find that this seal—the Day of the Lord—is comprised of seven trumpet judgments or plagues. "When He opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. And I saw the seven angels who stand before God, and to them were given seven trumpets" (8:1). The trumpets give us warning, announcing seven plagues, or judgments!

It is clear from the above that the pre-tribulation view is not but only non-bibilcal but promoted by people who still believe what the false prophets are telling the world. People are being deceived by satan to believe that when these so called aliens arrive, that this would be Jesus coming. This is a lie from the pit of hell. The time has arrived that the truth be spoken and the lies brought into the light.
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Your understanding of UFO's is based on your opinion which you believe is true knowledge.There is no way you can prove that UFO's do not exist. Your claim is your belief and should be stated as your belief. In scripture we have Nephalim, giants and son's of God who found the daughters of Adam to be beautiful and bore children with them. In Jude we have angels who left their former abode and are bound in chains until judgement which is a direct quote from the book of Enoch. If you dare look into the book of Enoch which Jude must have read and is therefore permissible reading when one is grounded in the word, you will find more information given on this topic.
Be careful that religious pride does not blind you to seeking the truth. Religion would have you follow only your leaders and never grow in knowledge past their teachings. Not that you should study other religions as this can only lead to confusion, but there is knowledge that you can access that will explain any questions as long as you maintain a proper fear of God and desire the truth.
You have spoken of the tribulation in a way that leads me to believe that you believe in a 7 year tribulation though you believe in a rapture only at the end of the 7 year tribulation.
Try to understand that there is only 3 1/2 years of great tribulation spoken of in the bible. Any other tribulation applies to personal hard times that could happen anytime.
Mathew 24:31 definitely points to the rapture at the 7th trumpet, I agree. However, this would mean that all living Christians would have to suffer the temptation that comes upon the world to test them and Rev 3 tells us that if we are obedient we will not have to suffer this. So where does that leave us but in confusion?
I believe that if you will take a prayerful look at the child of Rev 12 you will find that this speaks of a portion of the church. They rule with a rod as Jesus does because in Rev 2 they overcame the spirit of Jezebel. The rest of the church, who did not overcome, go into the wilderness for the final 3 1/2 years. Notice that the rest of her seed hold the testimony of Jesus.
This child has to be either one man that for some reason is raptured ahead of the church or it is a part of the body of Christ. I am sure it is a part of the body for several other reasons hidden in that chapter. Try looking at the last couple chapters of Isaiah and see if this comes to life for you.
So to keep the child from being tempted to take the chip or convert to Islam they are removed simply because they are obedient to Christ. Many are not.
If you study the first 4 trumpets you will find they speak of an asteroid that will impact the earth in the sea and destroy fish and ships and ultimately knock the earth spinning faster by 1/3. This will result in the pit opening and smoke coming out that will block out the sun. This is what Jesus is pointing to in Mat 24:29.
Please check out http://www.tkic.piczo.com for a far deeper understanding and please throw out 50 percent of what religion has taught you.
The rest is between you and the Lord.
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CWHJr, Mec just likes to trash everyone that gets more views then him. He can twist what you say so much that the unsuspecting reader may even believe him to be factual. I know someone else that has been twisting facts from the beginning, this is how he deceived Eva. He also could not stand that someone got more attention then he did. So least now we know where he learned his twisting, prideful and deceitful ways from.
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@Mr. Bill Holden... You stated the following: "The word is clear on where he comes from geographically. It is the area governed by one of Alexander the Greats 4 generals."

You are actually stopping short in Daniel's vision/prophecy where he speaks of Alexander's empire being split into 4 kingdoms which will spread among the 4 corners of the earth and that the small horn will come from ONE of those 4 kingdoms that has spread across the earth.

God, through Daniel, lets us see a great amount of history will transpire in these events being prophesied and we don't dogmatically know which of the 4 kingdoms that spread across the four corners of the earth this little horn will come from. There may be a way to deduce from elimination, but I still don't believe you can be dogmatic about that deduction.