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The City and the Sanctuary
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| Now there is a seven-year period called Daniel's 70th week. | |
| And of course that's a whole big prophecy. | |
| There's Daniel's 70 weeks of years spoken of in Daniel chapter number 9, verse 24 through 27. | |
| But 69 of those weeks of years are gone because the Bible specifically says that there's going to be the seven weeks of years and then there's going to be 62 weeks of years. | |
| And after the 62 weeks of years, Messiah will be cut off. | |
| And then the people of the prince that shall come will destroy the city in the sanctuary. | |
| Who destroyed the city in the sanctuary in 70 AD? | |
| The Romans. | |
| So two things must happen after the 69 weeks and before the 70th week. | |
| Messiah must be cut off and the people of the prince that shall come will destroy the city in the sanctuary. | |
| We know when that happened. | |
| That happened in 70 AD. | |
| The Romans destroyed the city in the sanctuary. | |
| That means the prince that shall come, the Antichrist, is going to come, be part of the revived Holy Roman Empire. | |
| So it tells us that there. | |
| Then there's a huge gap between the 69th week and the 70th week. | |
| And when they sign this peace agreement, that's going to be the beginning of the 70th week. | |
| And the prophecy, God said to Daniel, 70 weeks of years are determined upon your people. | |
| So now the Jewish people have been off. | |
| God turned from the Jews to the Gentiles because they rejected him. | |
| He said, I will turn to the Gentiles to take out a people for my namesake. | |
| And so this is the age of the Gentiles right now. | |
| But he gave us a promise he would turn back to the Jews. | |
| Guess when that's going to happen? | |
| That's going to happen when somebody signs that peace agreement, either Donald Trump or someone. | |
| When they sign that peace agreement. | |
| No wonder they don't want it. | |
| That's going to be the shift back to the Jews. | |
| And that's when great Jewish revival is going all during the final seven years. | |
| And the two witnesses are going to be preaching. | |
| And we're going to mail a magazine to every home in Israel as soon as that thing is signed because it's going to trigger God's turning back to the Jewish people. | |
| Yes. | |
| Wow. | |
| So good. | |
| Oh, man. | |
| Isn't this all your infrastructure? | |
| It's a time of sorrow, times of trouble. | |
| Time of trouble. | |
| The time of sorrow is the preliminary. | |
| But Jesus said, but the end is not yet. | |
| You're going to see wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, diverse places, but the end is not yet. | |
| And then he says, and I love this, in verse number 14 of chapter, of the 24th chapter of Matthew, verse number 14, he says, and this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world. | |
| Then shall the end come. | |
| But then he didn't, there's not a period there. | |
| There's a conjunction that says, and therefore, when you see the abomination of desolation, then let those which be in Judea run for their lives, because then will be great tribulation. | |
| So he connects the gospel being preached to all the world with the abomination of desolation. | |
| So all during this final seven years between the mail and the magazines, and the Bible teaches that there will be Jews living in enemy territory under the new Palestinian state during this seven-year period. | |
| Well, at the abomination of desolation, they're going to start being slaughtered. | |
| So who's going to warn them? | |
| Somebody's got to warn them. | |
| We're going to tell them in our magazine, we're going to have one article devoted to those who live in Judea. | |
| And by then, we're going to know they're living under Palestinian government. | |
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Going to Knock on Every Door
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| We're going to warn them. | |
| But I've already been thinking about this. | |
| I thought, wait a minute. | |
| A lot of people don't read all their mail. | |
| This is a matter of life and death. | |
| The Bible says if they don't run, they're going to have to run for their life. | |
| If they're on our housetop, don't even come down to get your clothes. | |
| Hit the ground running. | |
| It's going to be that urgent. | |
| So who's going to warn them? | |
| I went to the man who owns the most buses in Israel, Samuel Smaja. | |
| He owns the largest touring company in Israel. | |
| And I went to him last May. | |
| I sat down. | |
| I said, Samuel, this is coming. | |
| I'm going to need enough buses for a thousand people because I'm bringing them here. | |
| We're going to go knock on every single door of those Jews living out there. | |
| And we're going to warn them ahead of time. | |
| And I know we're six months away and we'll know because we've got a timeline. | |
| Yes. | |
| When we know, we're going to know what to do. | |
| We're going to go knock on every one of those doors. | |
| And we're going to tell them, when you have to run for your life, make it to Jerusalem. | |
| Come to 97 Jaffa Street, which is the address of my college in downtown Jerusalem. | |
| I'll meet you there. | |
| And when they come there, I'm going to be able to say to them, the prophecy of Jesus just saved your life, didn't it? | |
| And of course they'll say, yes, it sure did. | |
| Amazing. | |
| And then I'm going to be able to say, let me tell you about eternal life. | |
| Yeah. | |