If I took something out of context please illuminate. If you would limit your counterpoints, the answers wouldn't be that long. There is too much spin in the answers to ignore. By italicizing your single points, I can respond individually.
The message from Our Lord in 06 I shared gave me an “understanding” of the “continual sacrifice” and the “abomination of desolation.”
Define them in your own words. That way understanding can be equal. Both know how we ourselves define them, now I will know what you mean by them. The 06 message was interesting as I said, and people do have different levels of understanding, some refuse to accept 'messages from our lord' as genuine just because some one says they are from God or 'Jesus' in the case provided.
Nice story in the excerpt. Another example of man asking what 'authority' Scripture has, as in 'who told you that it has authority?' If one accepts the Bible as God's Word it has God's authority intrinsically.
In #428 I asked two questions: is it the RC position that the activities of the Anti-christ are outside of the purview of the will of God? Is it the view of the RC that the Anti-christ will not unwittingly and unwillingly act in accordance with God's will?
I've bolded them so you can see. BTW, when responding to a post, you can skip the italicized parts, that is your writing, I include it for the purpose of showing to what I am responding.
To reply to your protests, it works, one at time xone.
The “abomination of desolation” takes place when the anti-Christ and his evil ones change the words of consecration, his attempt to abolish the Holy Eucharist. Watch, Satan will change the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the “continual sacrifice.”
Fancy use of words but you’ve “illuminated” zip. This amounts to your “counterpoint”...objection...
“he *anti-Christ* will try to abolish a lot of things”
and...
“Yes, the Abomination of Desolation is going to occur among
the activities of the anti-Christ.”
Very in depth, if one objects to the Catholic meaning, which prophecy makes explicit, please tell me and everyone reading this thread, state the meaning of the “Abomination of Desolation?” It would help, start with, they are spoken of together, what is the “continual sacrifice?”
“NICE story in the excerpt. Another example of man asking what ‘authority’ Scripture has, as in ‘who told you that IT has authority?’ If one accepts the Bible as God’s Word IT has God’s authority intrinsically.”
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Scott Hahn, a former seminary professor, Presbyterian minister could not find Martin Luther’s Sola Scriptura the “Bible Alone” in Scripture.
It’s more than a “nice” story, it should wake you up.
More error, explain, what or who is “it?” The Bible doesn’t interpret itself, how can it be it’s own authority? “Bible Alone” cannot be found in Scripture, reason, Martin Luther came up with his heresy in 1517.
Luther wants you to reject the authority that gave you your Bible. Think how nonsensical that is xone.
“In #428 I asked two questions: is it the RC position that the activities of the Anti-christ are outside of the purview of the will of God? Is it the view of the RC that the Anti-christ will not unwittingly and unwillingly act in accordance with God’s will?”
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Is this a trick question from a Calvinist (humor)? It sounds Calvinist. Refresh my memory, do not hide, profess your denomination. Were you baptized Roman Catholic? It’s a fair question because of your obvious dislike of everything Catholic.
State it, what are you afraid of and I am wondering...who in the world would say...I believe in the Eucharist but not in transubstantiation? And I best not but I will...
I am not going to reply to your question above UNTIL you share with everyone the meaning of the “abomination of desolation”
Remember, taking your protests one at a time.