Rebuilding of the temple/return of Christ bump.
Good thing I did a search. I was about to post this myself!
Solomon made a similar mistake. So much for these boys will change.
Ops4 God Bless America!
yeah!
Baruch Hashem.
I'll reserve judgment on this too, until I learn more. But if it's true that it has the kind of support it claims, and is not just another fringe movement, then this is big news indeed.
NOT A PING LIST--JUST A ONE TIME COLLECTION OF NAMES--I thought you might be interested in the following thread:
PROPHETIC SIGNS WE ARE IN THE END TIMES . . .
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/1274030/posts?page=940
Thanks for this thread!
Blessings,
Interesting article. I'm curious to see how this all turns out.
Ping for interesting article and comments. :)
pingim
Fascinating business. As a Christian, I believe that Jesus was and is the promised Messiah of the Jews. But it seems evident to me that God must have His reasons for so evidently continuing to extend His grace and favor to those Jews who, in good faith, have decided to remain in the Covenant of Moses.
Throughout the Hebrew Bible God repeatedly states that His Covenant will remain forever. St. Paul, although he converted to Christ, echoes this assertion in one of his Epistles. The Covenant is forever. What this seems to say is that God still has a place in His providential plan for the Jews 2000 years after the birth of Christianity.
I'm not a great believer in various specific theories about the end times. Jesus tells us that "no man knows the day nor the hour thereof." What the Jews decide to do in matters like the Temple and the Sanhedrin is between them and God. But I watch with considerable interest and sympathy and in hope that all will be for the best.
So, is it being reconstituted today because there is a spiritual event requiring a major ruling or because there is a political event that requires their attention?