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The way I read Hebrews, he said Christ already entered into the Heavenly Holy of Holies, not that He was going to in the future. You read it differently? Also how do you interpret Daniel saying the daily sacrifice would stop and the abomination of desolation? Isn't that obv when the temple...

It's also MINE. So let's reason together rather than just shout at each other, Clete. I didn't lie, I wrote you the truth to the best of my ability. That's how I see Apostolicity. It's like the mathematician and the engineer making a calculator and both of them telling me I can trust the...

I was compelled to come back before I'm done. So I'll just show you what I have. I just have a hard time with Hebrews obv invoking the festival or feast or holy day or holiday of Yom Kippur, and Yom Kippur not being fulfilled. This is because Passover and First Fruits were so obv shown to be...

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That's literally what everybody says they do too. It's extremely dogmatic. You could be wrong. Again, reasonable people disagree with you, this is bluster and dogmatic, and is definitely not how civil discourse occurs. Could be. I'm working on it.

We should be seriously considering annexing Taiwan too.

I'm working on it. That is based on your own view of Revelation being the truth, which is presupposition. Could be, that another view is right. I'm working on it.

Show that Hebrews confirms Yom Kippur is fulfilled in Christ? OK.

OK I'll TRY to be more CLEAR for you RD. Because they happened after the Scripture, or, for whatever reason. Again the whole point here is that this is in the context of Sola Scriptura, and if it's NOT in Scripture, then the prima facie presupposition is that it did NOT happen. So that's WHY...

My only point is that it could be Nero. ofc it could not be Nero, that's not in dispute. And if it is Nero, then that's good evidence Revelation was written before AD 70. And again that's my point. It could not be Nero, but it also could be Nero, and I find the argument that it is Nero...

idk. Maybe it doesn't. Maybe Hebrews was written after all seven of them were already fulfilled, and they did go in order. All I've been saying is that, since Hebrews claims Yom Kippur is fulfilled, then maybe Trumpets and Booths are too. Possibly. That's what we're all here to find out...

Meanwhile President Trump's STILL winning:

Hebrews confirms Yom Kippur is fulfilled. If that were not the case I wouldn't be floating the idea that perhaps all seven Leviticus 23 feasts, festivals, holidays, etc., have already been fulfilled. I guess it all depends on Hebrews saying or claiming that Yom Kippur is fulfilled. One...

For 1800 years they weren't there, and now they are. That's all I'm saying. And you're just brushing it off like it's nothing, because they're waving a flag supporting faggotry and other forms of impurity. They're still not sacrificing, none of them. And they still are going to have to do...

I believe in math and I believe in engineering. Engineers tell me I can trust the calculator to do math for me. To then now believe in the calculator like I believe in math and engineering is a bit tenuous, I get that. But the calculator is never going to be the standard if there's a conflict...

The descendants of the first and second century Judahites and Israelites were allowed to return to the Holy Land in like the 1800s or something. And as everybody knows they weren't allowed to be a nation state until after WWII. That's like an 1800 year absence. That's some kind of...

The trumpets are all gone, the ark is gone, the altar's gone, the temple's dust, sacrifices have stopped indefinitely. These all just have to be chalked up to something, and maybe that something is positive prophecy and not "mystery." I mean, it's a mystery if just five but not all seven of...

And there are seven holidays /feasts /festivals /etc. in Leviticus 23, and five of them are explicitly fulfilled in the New Testament by Christ and His ministry and coming. So, maybe the other two also were. And maybe Revelation was written before AD 70.

Grin. There are just people here who do NOT know how to have a civil discussion. They don't actually believe it's a "heaven or hell" matter. lol. Sorry for your confusion. Lutherans will say, citing Luther's Bondage of the Will, that law is merely to convict us, we're not judged on how...

I'm very interested in the topic because I have been told that many of Leviticus 23's holidays or special days were fulfilled in Christ, we obv all agree He and His ministry fulfills or caps off Leviticus 23—at least big swaths of it. Hebrews tells us Christ has fulfilled Yom Kippur. That...