That temple will be an abomination.
First of all God never asked for a temple. He spelled out the details for a “tabernacle”.
Jesus raised the “temple” of his body — (John 2:19-21).
Now that the true lamb has been sacrificed, there is no need for any other. Resuming the “daily sacrifice” serves to illustrate the Christ-rejecting nature of any who do so.
The building of such a temple indicates the time of the anti-christ is near. The anti-christ will stop the daily sacrifice and will blasphemously claims to be god incarnate.
[The building of such a temple indicates the time of the anti-christ is near. The anti-christ will stop the daily sacrifice and will blasphemously claims to be god incarnate.]
That is correct. There are things yet to be played out.
“That temple will be an abomination.”
It is foretold by God.
“First of all God never asked for a temple. He spelled out the details for a “tabernacle”.”
God gave Solomon directions and gifted men to carry them out, which he did.
“Jesus raised the “temple” of his body — (John 2:19-21).”
Yes, but doesn’t eliminate the prophecy of God, foretelling the temple the antichrist will pollute by setting himself up as God..
“Now that the true lamb has been sacrificed, there is no need for any other.“
Yes there is. It is not for payment of sins/sin, but looks back on Christ’s complete sacrifice, which has always been the basis of salvation.
“Resuming the “daily sacrifice” serves to illustrate the Christ-rejecting nature of any who do so.”
No. It fulfills the specific commands and prophecy of God in Scripture.
Sacrifices will not be to forgive sins. They never were. They were to restore fellowship between the nation and God. The foreshadowed the sacrifice of Christ. They will in the future, look backwards to His sacrifice.
“The building of such a temple indicates the time of the anti-christ is near. “
Yes!
“The anti-christ will stop the daily sacrifice and will blasphemously claims to be god incarnate.”
Yes. They will be renewed in the millennial kingdom when the glory of God again fills the temple.