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To: SubMareener

“The words in italics were added by the translators, verse 11 reads: ‘And from the time the daily is taken away, and the abomination of desolation is set up, one thousand two hundred and ninety days.’ So 1260+30 days after ‘the daily’ is taken away, the anti-Christ will set up the abomination of desolation, and we know that that is 1260 from the start of Daniel’s 70th week and 1260 days from the end. So what is ‘the daily’ that will be ‘taken away’? Well, it is certainly not the daily sacrifices that the Jews will present in the Third Temple, because that is what the anti-Christ will do at the midpoint.”

You’ve been making this false statement for many months. It has been utterly refuted.

We can examine the Hebrew word “daily” to see how it is used elsewhere in scripture. Daily sacrifice (hattamid) is used 24 times: http://biblehub.com/hebrew/hattamid_8548.htm . How many times does the word refer to daily sacrifices? Take a guess. ALL OF THEM! Bread, grain, oil, drink, meat, showbread are all connected throughout Numbers and Nehemiah where the word is used in addition to Daniel.

The word “daily” in the Daniel passages, like all other places in the Bible, is ALWAYS used of the daily or continual sacrifice in the holy place. It is NEVER used to refer to something else.

I really do not understand how someone can be so determined to stick to a wrong, false, lying interpretation when it is not even remotely debatable. And if you can not even correct something so simple from your continual, repeated claims of knowing when Christ will return, then how can anything else you say on the matter be trusted?

I warned you many times over many months to quit spreading this nonsense and correct your error before you suffer the embarrassment of being proved false. You did not listen then, and I’m certain you will have all sorts of excuses over the next several days, weeks, and months justifying your false doctrine even after it has been proved wrong experientially.

I hope you will prove me wrong on at least that much. I hope you are able to man up and accept responsibility next week when everything you’ve been predicting (about the timing of Christ’s return) is proven to be false in totality. But considering that you would not hear the Bible, I’m not expecting you to except the reality of events either. And that’s quite a shame to see you go off the deep end for nothing.


20 posted on 09/20/2017 3:38:59 PM PDT by unlearner (You will never come to know that which you do not know until you first know that you do not know it.)
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To: unlearner

Well, I love you too.


21 posted on 09/20/2017 3:43:16 PM PDT by SubMareener (Save us from Quarterly Freepathons! Become a MONTHLY DONOR)
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To: unlearner; SubMareener
We can examine the Hebrew word “daily” to see how it is used elsewhere in scripture. Daily sacrifice (hattamid) is used 24 times: http://biblehub.com/hebrew/hattamid_8548.htm . How many times does the word refer to daily sacrifices? Take a guess. ALL OF THEM! Bread, grain, oil, drink, meat, showbread are all connected throughout Numbers and Nehemiah where the word is used in addition to Daniel.

The word “daily” in the Daniel passages, like all other places in the Bible, is ALWAYS used of the daily or continual sacrifice in the holy place. It is NEVER used to refer to something else.

I don't have much in common with Sub's theology or interpretations, but in Daniel is only where tamid is used as a stand alone definite noun, *the* tamid. The always/continual/perpetual [thing]. It is not used to modify any type of sacrifices or anything else. In all those other cases, the hei prefix is the grammar form for tamid being used as a modifier.

The one place in Daniel where ha-tamid is a modifier is in verse 8:13: ad matai hehazon hatamid, "until when [is] the daily vision", or "until when [is] the vision of the tamid".

Now people can assume that because it is used typically as a modifier for sacrifices, that ha-tamid also means the exact same in the book of Daniel. All info needs to go into the hopper for consideration. Daniel's use is different than the others, that's just a fact. That doesn't mean people can be free and loose with their own meanings though. It simply is what it is, something that is always/perpetual/continual/ does-not-change. And it will be removed/cast off/rejected or what have you.

An example of where we see this type of action, is in the wholesale rejection of truth that pervades society in some pretty grotesque forms ("transgender", the denial of biological reality). Truth by nature does not change, regardless of who plays Creator in order to invent his own reality.

It's what's in a person's heart, and *that* "tamid" is in a person't heart.

Just check out the word lev (lamed bet), "heart". The letters of the word spelled out are:

lamed mem dalet, bet yud tav.

The revealed letters are lamed bet which is lev; the concealed letters spell tamid.

Somebody out there is bound to appreciate that bit of data.

36 posted on 09/21/2017 12:56:14 PM PDT by Ezekiel (All who mourn(ed!) the destruction of America merit the celebration of her rebirth.)
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