IF we are approaching the prophetic milestone that I think we may be, those without the “mark” (vax) will start feeling the pain soon. Such as, no SS or SSI for us unvaxxed cretins, and if we have a pension annuity it will be confiscated. Mortages in the name of the unvaxxed will be foreclosed even when current, by the lender exercising the “jeopardy” clause.
No services, especially banking and credit. It’ll be like we’re 17 again and using cash only, except we all have grown-up bills to pay which will be difficult to do with no services. Imagine having to visit the local offices of all your utilities every month to pay your bill in cash.
What I’m keeping an eye on is that mosque which currently stands where the Third Temple needs to go. If these times really are the end times, that mosque will become rubble or ionized gas, soon.
There is nothing directly in scripture that says the mosque has to go. The temple could be built adjacent to the jewish side of the wailing wall....as a group of Rabinnical students pointed out in 2002 when they laid a symbolic corner stone next to the wailing wall. It caused a bit of a ruckus but they made a valid point. There is nothing that stops the 3rd temple being built except a sense of “tradition”, politics and God’s will. The Mosque can stay where it is. Even if the mosque became rubble the Muslims would still claim the area for a rebuild. So no instant temple opprtunity there...the muslims who would contest such a Jewish temple replacement would also have to be removed.
Check it out...there is no biblical commandment that the temple be rebuilt on the Temple mount next to or replacing the mosque of Omar. The Bible just says that the temple will have been rebuilt in Jerusalem. It has always been “white spaced” gospel(the white spaces between the black letters of the Bible)assumption the the temple should be rebuilt over the old Mosque. The black lettering never mentions the final location of the third temple...only in Jerusalem.
There is now no physical reason why the temple can’t be rebuilt and there is no biblical statement as to why it should be built exactly where it had been before ..and they have everything they need! Being built right next to the old Wailing Wall might be as good a spot as any...indeed such an enterprise might be played up as culturally interlocking and significant given the “heroic struggles and the perservering nature of the Hebrew Jewish peoples”!