Daniel and Revelation Studies1. Introduction

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Interpretation Preterism – all prophecies were fulfilled in the past Futurism – significant portions of the prophecies are for the future Spiritual – Events in the spiritual realm. Historicism – Prophecy has been unfolding throughout history.

Principle of repetition and enlargement Interpreting Symbolism

Source: Creation, creatures, curses, sanctuary, feasts, agriculture Modification: Color, action, association, defect (addition and subtraction)

Symbolism in Daniel and Revelation The sanctuary and the people (Israel the priests of God) Prophecies

Sanctuary and Feasts – the actions of God to fulfill the covenant Daniel – History of the world Revelation – the struggle for worship and dominion Matthew 24, Mark 13, Luke 21 – Signs of the Second Coming 2 Thessalonians 2 – The Antichrist 1 Thessalonians 4 – The Resurrection Other Old Testament sources.

2. Daniel 2 - Metal image Babylon rules the world3. Daniel 7 - 4 wild beasts. (Persia defeats Babylon, Egypt and Lydia)4. Daniel 8 – 2 animals. Greece divided (Lysichamus, Ptolemy, Seleucus, Cassander)5. Sanctuary and Feasts

Feasts (Leviticus 23) – The order and timing of God’s actions Spring Feasts: ٱ Passover ٱ Wave sheaf ٱ Pentecost Fall feasts: Trumpets ٱ Yom Kippur (Atonement) ٱ Tabernacles/booths

Sanctuary – The location and actions of God Structure (Exodus 36 – 40, Revelation 22) Blessings and Curses (Leviticus 26) The Crucifixion Images of the Ark of the Covenant (Cross, resurrection, Daniel 12) The Color of God

6. The Blue Stone The sanctuary pattern in history Moses strikes the Rock

7. Daniel 9 Messianic prophecies Other historical claims to the Messiah The birthday of Christ (Numbers, The Unclean woman (Leviticus 12)

8. Daniel 11-12 (partial)9. Daniel 12 and Revelation 1010. Daniel 3, 6 and History and the structure of Revelation11. Revelation 12 – Persecution of the medieval church12. Revelation 13 – The Last Persecution. The Mark of the Beast13. Revelation 17 – The Enemies of God (The creation of a False Sanctuary)14. The king of the North. Daniel 11-12

2 Thessalonians 2 – The Antichrist15. Revelation 18 – The Fall of Babylon (The False Sanctuary)16. Revelation 16 – The Seven Last Plagues17. Revelation 19-22 – The Second Coming, Millennium and Armageddon

Israel enters the promised Land - Armageddon 1 Thessalonians 4 - The Resurrection

18. Revelation 1-3 - The Seven Churches19. Revelation - The Seven Seals

Matthew 24, Mark 13, Luke 2120. Revelation – The Seven Trumpets21. Summary22. Sanctuary images. How numbers are used in the Bible23. Other Beliefs and Expectations

History605/606 B.C. – Babylon controls Israel. 70 year captivity586 B.C. – First temple destroyed535 B.C. – First decree by Cyrus ends 70 year captivity520 B.C. – Second decree by Darius539 B.C. – Medo-Persian empire457 B.C. – ♥ 3rd decree by Artaxerxes. Rebuild Jerusalem334 B.C. – Greek Empire167 B.C. – Maccabean revolt197 B.C. – Roman empire 31 B.C. – Battle of Actium (Rome defeats Egypt)~4 B.C. – Jesus born 1 A.D. Gregorian calendar 27 A.D. – ♥ Jesus Baptized 31 A.D. – ♥ Jesus crucified 34 A.D. – ♥ Stephen stoned 70 A.D.- ♥ Second temple destroyed 132 – Bar Kokaba revolt (Jewish Messiah)67-313 – 10 Roman persecutions (303-313) 321 – Constantine’s Sunday law 330 – Capital of Rome moves to Constantinople 364 – Council of Laodices forbids Saturday idleness 476 – Europe (Roman empire ends) 508 - ►Clovis defeats Ostrogoths and promotes papacy. 538 – ► Papacy controls Rome. Last enemy defeated.1054 – Schism Eastern Orthodox split1095 – ♣ Crusades begin (1095-1272, 9 crusades)1147 – ♣ Waldensian persecution1208 – ♣ Albigensian persecution1251 – ♣ Papal Inquisition1433 – ♣ Hussite persecution1452 – ☼ First Bible printed (1450 printing press)1480 – ♣ Spanish Inquisition1517 – ☺Protestant reformation1534 – Jesuits founded1559 – ♣ Roman Inquisition1562 – ♣ Huguenot persecution1572 – ♣ St. Bartholomew’s day massacre1618 – ♣ 1618-1648, The 30 years war1620 – ☺ Pilgrims landed in the USA1665 - Shabbetai Zvi – Turkish Jewish Messiah1755 – November 1, Great Lisbon earthquake1780 – May 19, Dark Day over North America1789 – French Revolution1798 – ► Pope Pius VI imprisoned1833 – November 13, Leonid meteor shower1844 – ♥ End of 2300 day prophecy. 2nd Great Awakening.1859 – Darwin and theory of Evolution1877 – ☼ Telephone switchboard1902 - ☼ Radio1918 – Monarchies end with WW11940 – ☼ Color television 1957 – ☼ Sputnik satellite1970 – ☼ Internet (Arpanet begins)1979 – Moral Majority targets politics1982 – Secret alliance of Pope and Ronald Reagan1980’s – ☼ Personal computers1929 – Lateran Treaty created the Vatican1990’s – Increase in Marion apparitions1991 – Communism ends1991 – ☼ Internet commercialized1992 – Persian gulf war. USA defeats Iraq.1996 – Cloning of Dolly the Sheep2001 – Human cloning attempts official2003 – USA defeats and occupies Iraq

70 weeks (490 days) 1810 Days2300Days

69 weeks 1 Week 1810 Days7 Weeks 62 Weeks 3½ days † 3½ days 1810

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Structure of DanielChapter Prophecy Symbolism

2 The metal statue Pagan images of the four ages (Gold, silver, bronze, iron) 7 The four unclean animals from the sea Lion, bear, leopard, red dragon, little horn, judgment8 The two sanctuary animals Ram, male goat, little horn, judgment fromYom Kippur9 The 2300 days and the Messiah The Messiah death and resurrection of the Messiah

11-12 The detail history of the 2300 days The political powers during the 2300 days. King of the North & South4

KingdomsBabylon (606-539) Medo-Persia (539-331 B.C)

Greece (331-168 B.C.)Rome (168 B.C. – 476 A.D.)

Europe (476 – Current)Papacy (538-1798) 1929-Current

Ten Divisions

Franks (France), Visigoths (Spain), Lombards (Italy), Suevi (Portugal), Alemani (Germany),Anglo-Saxons (British), Burgundians (Switzerland), Extinct: Heruli, Vandals, Ostrogoths

Structure of RevelationChapter Focus Symbols Detail Covenant Comment

1Jesus

Jesus High Priest Introduction High Priest Christ speaks words of love and encouragement to His church.

2-3 7 Churches Letters to the seven churches Priests4-5 The Lamb in Heaven Jesus is chosen Covenant

6World Events

7 seals The church suffers The spring feasts The history of the church and their political battles on the earth with the empires and leaders.

7 The sealing, the church is chosen Israel is numbered 8-10 7 Trumpets The world is judged The fall feasts11 The church is judged favorably The day of

atonement12-13

Heaven’s View

The dragon and the beasts

The church opposed by the world Battle over the Commandments

The same period viewed as a spiritual battle of the church and God with the forces of Satan.

14 144,000 The church rewarded by heaven The Obedient15 The 7 last plagues The prayers of the church Curses16 God's answer Curses

17-18Judgment

Babylon falls Fall of Babylon Last curse God punishes the wicked.19 Heaven agrees. Judgment The disobedient

20 Millennium Fall of Satan, Armageddon Last curse21-22 God The new creation Victory of the church Blessings Heaven

Passover Wavesheaf Pentecost Trumpets Day of Atonement Tabernacles1-3 4-5 6-7 8-11 10 12-13 14-15 16-19 14, 20-22Lamb Church Lamb accepted Holy Spirit seals Judgment Remnant

calledSatan builds an empire

Warning God destroys it Rescue

The Sanctuary Dan 5B (Levi 3L) Asher 8Z Napthali 6B

Marari – sanctuary structure (North)Most Holy Place Holy Place Outer Court

Benjamin

Ark of the Covenant

Judah12R 9L

Manasseh Issachar10L

Ephraim(Joseph)

11RZebulun

4L

GershonMosesAaron

Curtain & coveringExcept

veil

Sanctuary priests, veilManna, 10 commandments

Aaron’s rod, river of life12 loaves of Bread, drink offering, light, incense

Animal sacrifice, grain offering, water

Kohath – sanctuary furnitureGad 7Z Simeon 2L Reuben 1L

Table of ShewbreadBread of the presence

Menorah

BronzeAltar of Sacrifice

Laver

GoldenAltar of Incense

The Repetition and Enlargement of the Prophecies of Daniel

Power Daniel 2 Daniel 7 Daniel 8-9 Daniel 11-12 Revelation603/602 BC 553 BC 551 BC & 542 BC 536 BC 90 AD

Babylon Head of Gold LionMedo-Persia Chest of Silver Bear raised on one side

3 ribs in its mouthRam one horn higher3 directions-North, South, West

4 Persian kings (Verse 2)

Greece Belly and thighs of brass Leopard with 4 wings Goat with 4 horns Mighty King (Verse 2-4)Rome (Pagan)

Legs of IronTerrible beast Little horn grows horizontally Kings of the North and South

( verse 5-29)Messiah Daniel 8 – Prince of Princes

Daniel 9 (542 BC)Prince of the Covenant (20-22)

Rome (Papal)

Little horn Little horn grows vertically King of the North (30- 45)Abomination of Desolation

Woman and beast

Time, times and half a time 2300 Days490 days cut off

Many daysTime, times and dividing of time1290 days1335 days

42 months, 3.5 years1260 daysTime, times and half a time

Crushes and breaks Devoured crushed trampled

Trampled the stars, sanctuaryMagnified itself to God

Fall by sword, captivity and plunderMagnifies himself above every god

PersecutesDemands worship

Europe Feet and Ten Toes of Iron and Clay

Ten horns3 horns subdued

The ten horns.The beasts, dragon

Kingdom of God Rock cut out Judgment scene Sanctuary restored Temple measuredRock smashes statue Saints possess earth Broken without human agency Michael stands up (12: 1)

Time of trouble, ResurrectionArmageddonHell, plagues

New symbol or focus None Little Horn 2300 Days King of the North The lamb-like beastSymbols Metal statue Unclean animals Sanctuary animals 2300 day detail Sanctuary, blessings

and curses, feasts, Tabernacles

Source Pagan ages Curses Yom Kippur Judgment The rise of the Little Horn

Dreamer/ Visionary Nebuchadnezzar Daniel Daniel Daniel John

SymbolsDay = Year Ezekiel 4:6, Numbers 14: 34 – Day = 1 yearTime = 360 days Daniel 4: 16, 23 , 32 - Time = Year = dayBeast or Animal = Kingdom (Daniel 7: 7, 23)Horn = Power or ruler (Daniel 7: 24; Daniel 8: 21; Revelation 17: 12)Head of a beast = Power (Revelation 17: 3,10)Mountain = Power, usually God’s government. Zion is the mountain of the Lord's house -Isaiah 2: 1-5; 11: 9; 13: 4; 41: 15; 42: 15 Sea = people (Revelation 17: 1, 15; Isaiah 57: 20)Winds = War or conflict (Jeremiah 30: 23; Jeremiah 49: 36-37; Revelation 7: 1). Four winds mean from all directions.Wings = Swiftness. Speedy conquest. (Deuteronomy 28: 49; Jeremiah 4: 13)Eagle = Swiftness (Revelation 12: 14)

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Babylon Medo-Persia

Greece Rome

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Leviticus 26 Leviticus 26 Revelation 21-22# People God Focus Curses Blessings Blessings1 Disobey 14-15 Personal safety

Mental (Peace) Sudden terror, fear Consumption, fever Enemies steal crops Ruled by enemies

No fear Security Peace

No tears or crying No pain Gates of city never close No night

2 Disobey 18 Punished 7 times Land Break pride No rain No crops Famine and want Constant failure Drought

Rain in season Abundance

Tree of life River of life Everything is free No thirst

3 Hostile, disobey 21 Punished 7 times Population Attack by wild animals Lose children Lost cattle Population reduced Land desolate

No harmful beasts Many children

12 tribes

4 Hostile 23 Punished 7 times Covenant God is hostile Sword (war) Plague Delivered to enemies Famine and hunger

No sword Conquer enemies

No plague Peace No hunger

5 Hostile, disobey 27 Punished 7 timesWith wrath

God and the Sanctuary

God has wrathful hostility Sword (War) Cannibalism God does not hear prayers City destroyed Sanctuary desolate (Destroyed)

High places (altars) Incense altars Idols Hated by God Death (die with Idols)

Land desolate and has Sabbath rest People exiled and fearful

Not rejected God lives with us Children of God

No death White robes Throne of God Will see God God is the temple We are His people Is the son of God New Jerusalem (City) God lives with us

The CovenantLeviticus 26: 1-2

Outlines the behavior of the people

1. Do not worship idols2. Make no Idols3. Reverence sanctuary4. Keep SabbathsKeep the commandmentsWalk in His Statutes

The curses of Genesis 31. Serpent (verse 14) - conquered2. Woman (verse 16) - Children3. Man (verse 17) - Land4. Naked (verse 10-11)5. Exiled from the Eden sanctuary v226. God is not with them

Genesis 3: 15 promise to send a seed who will bruise the serpent.

Outlines the behavior of God.

Curse ends: Revelation 22: 3

Seven last plagues are the wrath of God

The Final Curse in History

Story Hostility Deliverer Sanctuary Lost/ Exiled Last curse Date RemnantAdam and Eve Forbidden fruit Eden Death 6000 B.C. Adam and EveNoah Rejected prophet Noah Earth Death 2754 B.C. 8 people deliveredTower of Babel Built a tower Scattered by languageMoses Persecuted church Moses Egypt 10 plagues 1500 B.C. Israel deliveredBabylon Cyrus First temple 457 B.C.Rome Crucifixion Christ Second temple 70 A.D.Papacy Persecuted church Christ Medieval church 1798Papacy-USA Persecuted church Christ False sanctuary 7 last plagues 2nd coming Church deliveredSatan Armageddon Earth Hell 3rd coming

Babylon Rome Jesus Papacy1 Personal safety King Herod Barbarian tribes2 Land Drought, famine 3.5 years under Elijah Fasted 40 days3 Population Reduction of population

Wild animals Assyrian captivity of 10 tribes Lion, bear, leopard, dragon

Christian church Disciples left70 to 12

Schism and reformation splintered church

4 Covenant Judgment

Plague Delivered to enemies

? Judas

European plague killed 30% Church given to little horn

5 Sanctuary Sword Sabbath rest for the land Sanctuary destroyed People exiled

70 years for 420 years First temple Sent to Babylon

? Second temple Exiled by Romans

Sword 3 days Body The grave

Millennium 1000 for 6000 years Earth Wicked dead, Satan bound to earth

Hostility Idolatry Crucifixion Sins of the world Mark of the beast, Armageddon

The Prophecies as a Struggle for the CovenantProphecy Events Covenant /Curse/ Sanctuary CommentsDaniel 7 Lion, bear, leopard, dragon The third set of curses The nation is attacked by wild beastsDaniel 8 Goat and Ram Yom Kippur The sanctuary of God is attackedRevelation 1-3 The seven churches Priest is created (Passover) The blessings. The reward for each church is related to the garments and reward of the priestRevelation 4-7 The seven seals The fourth set of curses.

(Wavesheaf)The language of the fourth level of the blessings and curses in Leviticus 26: 23-26.

Revelation 8-9 The seven trumpets Sanctuary and creation (Trumpets) Judgment from the sanctuaryRevelation 10 The prophet is called The final reading of the covenant Just before our entrance to the city of God, we have a final reading of the law.Revelation 11 The prophet is sent The second set of curses Their response to God after the famine and drought of the curse. They kill the prophets.Revelation 12 The Messiah comes God keeps the covenant Christ comes to keep the terms of the covenant and the enemies destroy Him and His peopleRevelation 13 The beasts The evil covenant The sanctuary of God is attacked. They make an idol and build a false sanctuary & covenantRevelation 14-15 Gods sends prophets to warn the people (Yom Kippur) God warns the world about the attempt to lure them into false worship. Revelation 16 The Seven Last Plagues The fifth and final set of Curses The curse on the wicked from each part of the sanctuary. The false sanctuary is destroyed.Revelation 19-20 The curse applied The harvest (Tabernacles) The final reward of the wicked. They show hostility to God by starting Armageddon.Revelation 21-22 Israel in heaven The blessings The righteous saints are rewarded. The curse ends

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The Sanctuary (Exodus 25-27)Life Resurrection Death

NorthMost Holy Place Holy Place Outer Court King:

Ark of the Covenant

Judah

West East

Priest:

MosesAaron

10 commandments, Manna, 2 angels,Aaron’s rod, river of life, tree of life

Incense, coals Light. Menorah looks like a burning tree

12 loaves of bread ( 2 stacks of 6), drink offering

Water Animal sacrifice, grain offering, wood, Unhewn stones and earth

SouthMountain, Tree, cloud, water, fire, worshippers, oil, light

Coverings Linen 5+5 Join by 50 loops Goat’s hair 5+6 Join by 50 loops Ram’s skin dyed red Porpoise skinsPriestExodus 28

2-D Breastplate (4x3) 12 tribes. Turban, crown, blue string

Prays Robe of Ephod. Bells and pomegranates

Ephod. 2 stones 6 names each

White robe Eats offeringLaw breaking worshippers

Heaven High mountain, Cube shape. Walls (4x3) 12 tribes, angels,

river of life, tree of life

The saints are priestsChrist is the high priest

God is the light River of lifeTree of life

Bread of life. Book of life

Washed White robe

New earthNew Jerusalem

Creation Sabbath Man Life, birds Sun, moon, stars Rivers, springs, fruit, seed Sea EarthLast supper

2 false witnesses. 2 disciples. Peter denied & Judas betrayed

Gethsemane. Peter denied.Handed over to enemies

Trial in the night Passover meal Foot washing Jesus is the lamb

Crucifixion Darkness, 2 abusive thievesDeath, rest on the Sabbath

Blood and water. Cross = TreeCrown of thorns

God did not hear His prayer. Abandoned

Darkness 9th hour Vinegar to drink. We cannibalize Jesus

Bathed in blood. Sweat.

Jesus is the lambPurple robe at the trial

Exodus God on Sinai with angels, Manna,10 commandments, Moses

Moses built an altar Moses and 70 elders

Pillar of FireBurning Bush

Meal on the mountainFence around mountain

Baptized in the Red Sea

First Passover

Church Heaven (2 or more gathered) Prayer Bible/word Communion meal Baptism Jesus was crucified7 Plagues Darkness, Dry river, defeat No prayers, condemned Heat Blood to drink Bath of blood Unacceptable worshippersTempted Worship Satan on the mountain Test God Suicide Turn stone to bread Baptized Jesus

Table of ShewbreadBread of the presence

Menorah

BronzeAltar of Sacrifice

Altar covered in purple

LaverBronze sea

GoldenAltar of Incense

Priest

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The Seven Last Plagues (Revelation 16) = Wrathful Hostility (Leviticus 26: 28)

TEMPLE OF LIGHTMost Holy Place

Praise Praise7. God (AIR

5. Ark of the Covenant(THRONE of God) 2 Angels

6. River of Life

Holy Place

3b. Incense Altar(Prayers)

4Lamp

(SUN)

PriestClothed in

WhiteName of

God

3a. Bread and DrinkOffering

(RIVERS & SPRINGS)

2. Laver (SEA 1Kings 7:23; 2K 25:13)

1. Altar of Sacrifice (EARTH) Ex 20:24-26Outer Court

TEMPLE OF DOOMMost Holy Place

Blaspheme CurseDragon

Ark of the Covenant(Throne of God)

Beast and False ProphetEuphrates River Dries Up

Holy Place

Incense Altar(No prayers)

LampHeat

People(Sores)Naked

Name of Beast

Bread and Drink

OfferingBlood

Cannibalism

Laver (Blood of the Dead)

Altar of Sacrifice (Sores)Outer Court

The Plagues and the Sanctuary# Sanctuary Plagues

Individual Punishment1 Earth (Altar) People with Sores2 Sea (Laver) Blood

3

Rivers /springs(Fresh water)Table Shewbread

Altar of Incense

Famine at the table.Blood to drinkCannibalismAltar shows no mercy, hears no prayers

4 Sun (Lamp) HeatCorporate Punishment

5 Throne (Ark) Darkness6 River of life Euphrates river dries up7 Air (God) Second Coming

PeopleRomans 12: 1-2 are a living sacrifice

Righteous WickedClean UncleanCovered by the blood of Christ

Drank blood, killed saints, no Christ

Pure Full of sores and blood (Rev 18:24)

Priests can enter God’s camp

Rejected

Clothed in white NakedName of God on their forehead

Name of beast on their forehead

ELIGIBILITY RULES (to come to the temple): 1Peter 2: 9 (Priests of God) No defective people (worshippers) Leviticus 21: 17-20 and Romans 12: 1-2 No defective offering (sacrifice) Leviticus 22: 21-241. Cannot have leprosy, sores or scabs (Numbers 5: 2)2. Cannot touch the dead (Numbers 5: 2)3. Cannot drink or eat blood (Leviticus 17: 10)4. Priests cannot sweat (Ezekiel 44: 18)5. God gives light. We must walk in the light.6. God has a river of life in his throne (Revelation 22: 1). Nakedness (Exodus 20: 26)Leviticus 17: 10 - Any man from the house of Israel, or from the aliens who live among them, who eats any blood, I will set my face against that person who eats blood and will cut him off from among his people. Numbers 5: 2 - Command the sons of Israel that they send away from the camp every leper and everyone having a discharge everyone who is unclean because of a dead person

CURSE DEVOURS THE EARTH - Isaiah 24:1-8. Earth desolateGUILTY – Rev 18: 24. In her was found the blood of prophets and saints and all who have been slain on the earth.DISOBEDIENT - Did not repent, blasphemed God (Verse 9, 11)HOSTILITY – Start Armageddon (Verse 14, 16)CANNIBALISM – Revelation 17: 16 The ten horns … these shall make her desolate and naked, and will eat her flesh and burn her up with fireCITY DESTROYED – Babylon the Great and the cities of the world.SANCTUARY DESTROYED – False religion destroyedSWORD – Revelation 19:15NAKED – Exodus 20: 26EXILE and SABBATH REST – MillenniumRevelation 17 and 18 are the enlargement of Revelation 16

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THE FEASTS (Leviticus 23)

Feast Hebrew Name Date Description Fulfillment

Spring Feasts - Events related to Christ's first coming

Passover Pesach Month 1 Day 14 Commemorates Israel's exodus from slavery in Egypt. Christ delivers us from sin with his sacrifice. 1

Corinthians 5: 7CrucifixionAltar of sacrifice

Unleavened Bread .: Month 1 Day

15-21Eat unleavened bread and remove all leaven from the house. Christ's sacrifice cleanses us from sin Table of shewbread

Wave Sheaf Offering .: Day after

SabbathThe barley harvest, the first fruits from the dead earth are presented to God.

The Resurrection, Christ is the first fruits of the dead, and he presents himself to the Father as the perfect sacrifice. 1 Corinthians 15: 20-23

Resurrection

PentecostFeast of Weeks Shavuot

First 50 days after First fruits

God's revelation of the Torah to the Jewish people. The giving of the law and the descent of God in fire.

A recreation, a new creature with a new beginning by the giving of the Holy Spirit who will help us to keep the law. God dwells with men through the Holy Spirit.

Holy Spirit

MenorahThe long summer months of drought. The church wanders in the wilderness

Fall Feasts - Events related to Christ's Second Coming

Feast of Trumpets

Rosh Hashanah

Month 7 Day 1

Head of the Year - New Year. Commemorates the anniversary of the creation of the world. The day all living things are judged

New start, Christ begins to reign Judgment

Altar of IncenseDay of Atonement

Yom Kippur

Month 7 Day 10

Day of Judgment for God's people. The holiest day in the year. Judgment begins with God's people

Feast of BoothsTabernaclesIngathering Day 15-21, 22

Sukkot Month 7 Day 15-21

Commemorates the dwelling of the Israelites in booths in the wilderness. God dwells with men Second Coming and the

MillenniumHosana Raba

Month 7 Day 21

On the seventh day, Jewish tradition says the world is judged on this day. Final judgment of the wicked Third Coming

Shemini Atzeret

Month 7 Day 22

On the eighth day of assembly, finish reading the Torah and a new cycle begins. A new beginning. No more sin. New earth

Most Holy Place

THE SABBATHSFeast Day Messiah Sanctuary Bible Text

Saturday Seventh day of the week Eternal covenant keeper Covenant day Genesis 2: 2-3; Leviticus 23: 3; Exodus 20: 8-11; Exodus 34: 21; Exodus 23: 12; Deuteronomy 5: 12-15

Passover First day of unleavened bread - Month 1, Day 15. Death Altar of sacrifice Leviticus 23: 7

Passover Seventh day of unleavened bread - Month 1, Day 21 Presented to God with the first fruits

Table of Shewbread (Bread of the presence) Leviticus 23: 8

Pentecost 50 days after the wave offering Sends Holy Spirit Menorah Leviticus 23: 21 Continually intercedes Incense altar

Feast of Trumpets First day of the new year - Month 7, day 1 Crowned Priest and King Mercy seat Leviticus 23: 24 Day of atonement 10 days after the new year - Month 7, day 10 Judgment 10 Commandments Leviticus 23: 27 Feast of booths First day of the 7 day celebration - Month 7, day 15 Birth, Second Coming Glory of God's presence Leviticus 23: 35 After the feast of booths Day after feast of booth celebration - Month 7, day 22 Circumcised, Heaven New beginning,

become one of the covenant people Leviticus 23: 36

Land Sabbath Every seventh year Millennium Rest for the land Leviticus 25: 3, 4 Jubilee Every 50th year. First year in a cycle of 49 years. The Second Coming Rest for the people Leviticus 25: 10

SymbolsSource The Origin of Symbols Type Color Action Addition SubtractionSanctuary Priest, incense, wine, water, bread, light, oil, manna, circumcision, white

Laver, golden altar, bronze altar, menorah, ark, table of shewbread, law continualGood White, red, blue,

Purple, goldWater flowsOffer the continual/ daily

Unclean people Robe without blue

blood Curse red Drink blood Gall, wormwoodBlood, vinegar, mold, leaven Bad black Use dregs bitters, vinegar leaven

Feasts Palm leaves, trumpet, white robes, barley, wheat, wavesheaf Good GreenScapegoat, wilderness, strong man Bad? darkness banishment

Covenant Blessings (abundance, rain at the right time, health, peace, life). GoodCurses (famine, drought, plague, war, death) Bad

Creation Tree, grass, mountain, natural rock, stone, river, spring, cloud, salt, abyss, earth star, sun, moon, light

Good Green, gold Falling starGiving light

Heat Hiding light

Sea, mud, abyss Bad black River dried upCreatures Lamb, sheep, ram, goat, dove, clean animals, woman Good white

Dragon, beast, unclean animals, prostitute, locust, dogs, frogs, snake Bad AmphibiousLion, eagle, goat, horse Mixed Eating the dead Death, war

Agriculture Seed, wheat, barley, fruit, rain, harvest, planting, root, branch, vine, tree Good green Attach to vineTares, weed, drought Bad tree withers (Matt 21:19) No water or fruit Wrong fruit

The Three RealmsProcess Heaven Sea Earth

Time Crucifixion Second Coming Third ComingJudgment Satan was judged. John 12: 31 People are judged (Daniel 8, 9) Satan and the wicked are sentenced. Revelation 20Result Cast out of heaven permanently. Heaven free Saints freed and go to heaven. Wicked die Wicked permanently killed. Earth freed.Cleansing Blood Water Fire

Jesus as the Curse from each section of the sanctuary Without being Defiled (Matthew 27, Mark 14-15, Luke 22-23, John 19-20)Sanctuary The Plagues Last Supper Gethsemane Trial (Matthew 26) The Crucifixion Christianity

Altar of sacrifice Sores Last Passover lamb Prayed Submitted to His fate Died on the Cross. Became a curse Gal 3:13

Cross

Lamb(Substitute) Jesus Luke 22: 19-20 Slave of the high priest Jesus scapegoat. Barabbas Luke 23: 17-18 Thief on the cross Luke 23:42-43 Jesus substituted for sinnersLaver Blood of the

deadJesus washed feet of disciples John 13:5

Jesus sweat blood Luke 22: 44 Spit on Him, blindfold, beaten Mk 47: 65 Blood and water from His sideSpear in his side John 19: 34

Foot washing, baptism(Matt 28: 19)

Table of shewbread

Blood to Drink

Passover mealJudas betrayed

Let this cup pass (Mk 14:36)Sleeping disciples 3 times Mk 14:41

Passover mealPeter abandoned denied 3 times Mk 14: 71

All disciples left (Mark 14: 27) Sour wine Matt 27: 34, 48; “I thirst” - John 19:28-30;Ps 69: 21

Bread & wine, communion (Matt 26: 26, 28)

Menorah Heat Arrested at night Luke 22:53 Trial at night Darkness. Matt 27: 45 Jesus is the lightAltar of prayer No mercy Jesus prayed Lk 22:32 Gethsemane Luke 22:44 High priest did not pray Forsaken by God. Matt 27: 46 Prayer is the access to GodVeil Body of Christ Body of Christ Body of Christ Torn in two Body of Christ tornArk of the covenant

Dark throne Jesus disciples at table Jesus angel, sleeping disciples Trial scene. Sanhedrin, high priest Jesus in darkness between 2 thieves on the cross who cursed Him. People hurled abuse (hail) Matt 27: 38-39,44

Two or more gatheredIn His name.

Two angels praise God

Peter denied 3X, Judas betrayed

One angel sent Lk 22:43Disciples sleep 3X Mk 14

2 false witnesses & high priest 59-61Mk 14 : 55-57. Blaspheme Lk 22:65

Crown and title Crown of Thorns Matt 27: 26-29 Thorns, king of Jews. Mk 15: 17,26 New name, Kings & priestPriest/Clothes Naked

Deut 28:48John 13: 4. Undressed to wash feet

Naked man Mk 14:51-52 Purple robe Mk 15: 17; Jn 19: 2 High priest tore clothes Mk 14:63 Lev21:10

Gambled for clothes Mk 15:24Crucified naked.

White robes

Sanctuary destroyed

Crucifixion Crucifixion Crucifixion Destroy this temple - Mark 14: 58; 15:29 Matt 23: 32, 34-38;

Die daily to sin. Body dead to sin.

River of life Euphrates Two streams John 19: 34Sword 19:15 Buy sword Lk22:36 Ear cut off & healed Lk 22:50 Spear in his side John 19: 34 Sword of the Spirit armorEarthquake Earthquake Matthew 27:51 Resurrection

Numbers 1: 53 – Priest came between the people and the wrath of God. Galatians 3: 13 - Jesus became the curse for us. . Isaiah 24:1-8 – Curse devours the earthIllegal Trial: No trial at night, on Friday or before a feast day. Cannot testify against self. Numb 35: 30 – 2 witnesses needed for a death case Lev 21:10 High Priest must not tear clothes.

The CrucifixionWednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Day Night Day Night Day † Night Day Night Day ▲ Night

Nisan 13 Nisan 14 Nisan 15 (Sabbath)High Sabbath

Nisan 16

1 1 2 2 3 3

The Jewish CalendarRelg 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12Civil 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6Nisan (30) Iyar Sivan Tammuz Ab Elul Tishri Heshvan

(Bul) Chislev Tebeth Shebat Adar

1 2 * 3 4 5 6 7 * 8 1 * 88 1 2 3 4 5 6

10 jb E 1 2 3 4 5 6 M 7 8 94 jb 5 6 7 8 9 10 jc 5 6 M 1 2 3

The priests were divided into groups of 24 (1 Chronicles 14), each serving on his regular tour for 2 separate weeks and at the three important feasts.According to Deuteronomy 16: 16, for three feasts (Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, and Tabernacles) all men were to go to Jerusalem

Each tour of duty lasted one week beginning and ending on a Sabbath ( 1 Chronicles 9: 25; 2 Chronicles 23: 8). The Division of Abijah was the eighth division. (1 Chronicles 24: 10)

Lunar Calendar: 12 months of 29.53 days. A common year had 354 days. The months alternate between 30 and 29 days.

This synchronized the Jewish lunar calendar of 360 days to the solar calendar of 365 days by adding leap monthsLeap Month: Month Adar II is added 7 times in the 19 year cycle at year 3,6,8,11,14,17 and 19 .

The Birth of ChristLuke 1: 5,8,24. – Zacharias was serving in the temple according to the division of Abijah. So he served in the eighth rotation (1 Chronicles 14: 10). (Month 3 day 8-14)Conception of John the Baptist. Luke 1: 23-24 – Elizabeth became pregnant after he came back from his tour of duty after the third Sabbath. * (Month 3 day 15)Conception of Jesus. Luke 1: 26 – Gabriel came to Mary in the sixth month of Elizabeth’s pregnancy. * (Month 9 day 15)Birth of John the Baptist. John was probably born on Passover. Jewish custom has set an extra cup of wine for the coming of Elijah (Malachi 4:5). Matthew 17: 10-13, Jesus referred to John as Elijah (Elias)..Birth of Jesus. Luke 2: 6 – Mary did not give birth prematurely. The normal period of pregnancy is 40 weeks (266 – 294 days). Jesus was born on the first day of the feast of Tabernacles (Tishri 15) and He was circumsized on Tishri 22, eight days later (Luke 2: 21). Both days were ceremonial Sabbaths.

John 1:14 And the Word was made flesh, and tabernacled among us.

Other Evidence: Luke 3: 23 states that Jesus began His ministry when He was about 30 years old. We know that He lived for another 3.5 years until He was crucified during the passover. If you count back 3.5 years from the passover, you will arrive at the period around the feast of Tabernacles - His birthday.

The Colors of God (Romans 1: 19-20)

Color God TextRed Life giver Leviticus 17: 11 The life is in the bloodPurple Priest Numbers 4: 13; Priest uses blood to satisfy the lawBlue Law Ezekiel 1: 26

Exodus 24 - 10 Numbers 15: 37-41

Blue Throne10 Commandments and blue stoneBlue tassels

Green King Revelation 9: 4; 7: 9Leviticus 23: 40Revelation 4: 3

King of law among good charactersTime with God. Feast of TabernaclesThrone with Green rainbow

Yellow Character, love Revelation 3: 18 Perfection of CharacterOrange Fire of Holy Spirit Revelation 3: 18 Love tried in the fireWhite Perfection Revelation 19: 8,14

Isaiah 1: 18; Luke 1: 79Perfect character of God, righteousnessGoal is to go from darkness to light

Black Sin Revelation 16: 10Matthew 8: 12

Beast in darknessWicked sent to darkness

A Trinity of Responses

Color Role Trinity 3 Baptisms

3 Harvests 3 Realms 3 Coverings 3 Acts of God 3 Levels of Sin

3 Responses 3 Transformations

Red Sacrifice Christ Blood Barley(Wavesheaf)

Bridge between heaven and earth

Blood Justification Separation Faith (Believing)

Mental Purple Priest/Lamb Physical actBlue Law Father Water Fruit

(Tabernacles)Heaven Mercy seat Glorification Rebellion Surrender

(Repenting)Physical

Green King Spiritual powersYellow Gold Character Holy

SpiritFire Wheat

(Pentecost)Earth White robe of

righteousnessSanctification Acts or

deedsWorks (Doing) Spiritual

Orange Reconciler Mental convictionWhite Righteousness TrinityBlack Sin/death No God

Law Sacrifice

Character

Priest

KingComforter

Perfect

Sin

Christ

HolySpirit

Father

Primary colors represent the character or attributes of God. ■ Red: Christ the lamb of God who gave His life to reconcile us from death. Life giver. ■ Blue: Law. He is a ruler over a kingdom of law. ■ Yellow: Character of love. This is the gold tried in the fire.Secondary colors represent the role of God in the lives of humans as He attempts to reconcile one character to another. ■ Orange: Holy spirit. The fire. searches our hearts, reconciles us to the law, refines us in the fire. ■ Purple: Christ as the priest mediates His blood to satisfy the law ■ Green: Most Holy place time spent with God, the king of the lawful, perfect people

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Sanctuary PatternsEvent Sacrifice Laver

(Cleansing)Table of Shewbread

(Meal)Menorah

(Light or Word)Altar of Incense

(Prayer)Ark of Covenant

(Throne)Priest

WorshippersExodus First Passover Red sea Meal on the mountain Burning bush Altar Moses made God on Sinai on

the Blue Stone.Gave 10 Commandments

Moses & 70 Elders

Temptation of Christ

He is the Lamb of God as John said before He was baptized

Baptized by John

Stone to bread(False meal)

Attempt suicideTurn off the light of God

Tempt God in prayer

Top of the Mountain.Bow down and worship Satan

Christ

Adam and Eve Jesus slain from the foundation of the earth

They were perfect

Fruit from the tree Eyes will be openedWorks by the “sweat” of his face

Hid from God when He came to talk to them. Did not consult with God when faced with temptation.

Will be as God Adam and Eve

Crucifixion DayNisan 14

Jesus Spit on Him Sour wine Darkness God ignored him Jesus in the darkness between 2 thieves

The High PriestThe Jews and Romans (Gentiles)

Trial Jesus Spit on Him Peter denied Him. Trial at night Peter denied Him.High Priest cursed Him. No support.

Jesus with 2 false witnesses and the High priest against Him

The High PriestThe Jews and Romans (Gentiles)

Gethsemane Jesus Sweat blood and water

Disciples (bread) asleepLet this cup pass from me.

Night time arrest Prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane

Jesus has no support. Disciples asleep. One angel.

The High PriestThe Jews and Romans (Gentiles)

Crucifixion weekCrucial events

Jesus Sweat blood and water and spit on

The Last Supper (Passover)

Trial at night Gethsemane GolgothaCrucifixionCrown of thorns

The High PriestThe Jews and Romans (Gentiles)

The Christian Crucifixion Baptism Communion Spread the gospel Prayer We go boldly to God

You and me

In Time Crucifixion Baptism Persecution; broken bodies and spilled blood of the saints

ReformationAge of Enlightenment

Church is called to prayer in the time of the restoration of the sanctuary.

Heaven Jesus ChristThe Saints

The Beast and Ecumenism

Jesus and MaryShe is a coredeemer

Sprinkling EucharistCall to “one communion”

Marian visionsTradition

Confess to PriestsCall on Mary, saintsShe is our mediator

VaticanMark of BeastDisobey first 4 commandments

PopeThe World

Seven Last plagues Sores Blood of a dead man

Blood to drink Heat Prayers not heard.No sympathy

Darkness on the throne of the beast

Have sores, hostile, unclean

Notice that every time Satan tried to establish worship for himself he uses a perverted version of the sanctuary.The idea of a meal with God seems to be a more important concept than we realize. It is connected to eternal life. The devil has tried to duplicate this every time.

The Words of the AntichristThere was given to him a mouth speaking arrogant words and blasphemies, and authority to act for forty two months was given to him. And he opened his mouth in blasphemies against God, to blaspheme His name and His tabernacle, that is, those who dwell in heaven. It was also given to him to make war with the saints and to overcome them. (Revelation 13: 5-7)And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time, times and the dividing of a time. (Daniel 7:25)Great words against God.

Boasts

"... the power of the priest is the power of the divine person; for the transubstantiation of the bread requires as much power as the creation of the world. ... thus the priest may be called the creator of the Creator ..." - The diginity of the priesthood by Liguori, page 33

And God himself is obliged to abide by the judgment of his priest and either not to pardon or to pardon, according as they refuse to give absolution, provided the penitent is capable of it." - Liguori, Duties and Dignities of the Priest, page 27

Innocent III has written: "Indeed, it is not too much to say that in view of the sublimity of their offices the priests are so many gods." - The dignity of the priesthood by Liguori page 36 Change Times

and Laws

The Pope has the power to change times, to abrogate laws, and to dispense with all things, even the precepts of Christ." "The Pope has the authority and often exercised it, to dispense with the command of Christ." Decretal, de Tranlatic Episcopal Caption (The Pope can modify divine law.) Ferraris' Ecclesiastical Dictionary.

The Pope is of great authority and power that he can modify, explain, or interpret even divine laws ... The Pope can modify divine law, since his power is not of man, but of God, and he acts as vicegerent of God upon earth." - Lucius Ferraris, Prompta Ribliotheca, "Papa," Article 2, translated

The authority of the church could therefore not be bound to the authority of the Scriptures, because the Church had changed ... the Sabbath into Sunday, not by command of Christ, but by its own authority." Canon and Tradition, page 263

Had she not such power, she could not have done that in which all modern religionists agree with her; -- she could not have substituted the observance of Sunday the first day of the week, for the observance of Saturday the seventh day, a change for which there is no Scriptural authority." - Reverend Stephan Keenan, A Doctrinal Catechism, "On the Obedience Due to the Church," chapter 2, page 174. (Imprimatur, John Cardinal McCloskey, archbishop of New York.)

Wear out the saints

Experience teaches that there is no other remedy for the evil, but to put heretics (Protestants) to death; for the (Romish) church proceeded gradually and tried every remedy: at first she merely excommunicated them; afterwards she added a fine; then she banished them; and finally she was constrained to put them to death." - Cardinal Bellarmine famous champion of Romanism cited by Schumucker page 76

That the Church of Rome has shed more innocent blood than any other institution that has ever existed among mankind, will be questioned by no Protestant who has a competent knowledge of history . . . It is impossible to form a complete conception of the multitude of her victims, and it is quite certain that no powers of imagination can adequately realize their sufferings." -- W. E. H. Lecky, History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe, volume 2, page 32, 1910 edition.

He is a heretic who does not believe what the Roman Hierarchy teaches. -- A heretic merits the pains of fire. -- By the Gospel, the canons, civil law, and custom, heretics must be burned." -- Directory of the Inquisitors 148, 169

The church may by Divine right confiscate the property of heretics, imprison their persons, and condemn them to the flames." - Vatican II the son of perdition; Who opposes and exalts himself above all that is worshipped; so that he as God sits in the temple of God [the church], showing himself that he is God (II Thessalonians. 2:3-4)He is god The pope is of so great dignity and so exalted that he is not a mere man (...) he is as it were God on earth, sole sovereign of the faithful of Christ, chief of kings, having plenitude of power."

- Lucius Ferraris, Prompta Bibliotheca, 1763, Volume VI, 'Papa II', pages.25-29 The pope is the supreme judge of the law of the land ... He is the vicegerent (replacement) of Christ, who is not only a Priest forever, but also King of kings and Lord of lords." - La Civilia Cattolica, March 18, 1871, quoted in Leonard Woosely Bacaon, An inside view of the Vatican Council (American Tract Society ed.), page 229

And he magnified himself even to the prince of the host" - [Jesus Christ], and "... it cast down the truth to the ground; and it practiced, and prospered (Daniel 8:11-12)As great as Jesus or is Jesus

The Pope is not only the representative of Jesus Christ, he is Jesus Christ himself, hidden under the veil of flesh. Catholic National July 1895

All the names which are attributed to Christ in Scripture, implying His supremacy over the church, are also attributed to the Pope." Bellamin, "On the Authority of Councils," book 2, Chapter 17

Then the king will do as he pleases, and he will exalt and magnify himself above every god and will speak monstrous things against the God of gods; and he will prosper until the indignation is finished, for that which is decreed will be done. 37 "He will show no regard for the gods of his fathers or for the desire of women, nor will he show regard for any other god; for he will magnify himself above them all. (Daniel 11: 36-37)Above everyone

All the faithful must believe that the Holy Apostolic See and the Roman Pontiff [the Pope] possesses the primacy over the whole world, and the Roman Pontiff is the successor of blessed Peter, Prince of the Apostles, and is true vicar of Christ, and heed of the whole church, and father and teacher of all Christians; and that full power was given to him in blessed Peter to rule, feed, and govern the universal Church by Jesus Christ our Lord." -- First Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of Christ, "Eternal Pastor," published in the fourth session of the Vatican Council, 1870, chapter 3, in Philip Schaff, Creeds of Christendom. volume 2, page 262

God must obey the priest

we find in obedience to the words of his priests - Hoc est Corpus Meum - God Himself descends on the altar, that he comes whenever they call Him; and as often as they call Him, and places Himself in their hands, even though they should be His enemies. And after having come, he remains, entirely at their disposal; they move Him as they please, from one place to another; they may, if they wish, shut Him up in the tabernacle, expose Him on the altar, or carry Him outside the church; they may, if they choose, eat His flesh, and give Him for the food of others. ;Oh how great is their power!' - The Dignity of the priesthood by Liguori page 26,27

The Messiah (Daniel 9)The 2300 Day (Year) Prophecy

2300 days (457 B.C. – 1844 A.D. (Daniel 8: 14). Sanctuary AND host trodden underfoot by the gentiles

69 Weeks (483 Years) 457 B.C. – 27 A.D. Daniel 9: 25, 26 ►457 B.C. Third decree to rebuild Jerusalem provided money.

1 Week (7 years) (27 A.D. – 34 A.D.) Daniel 9: 27

►27 A.D. Baptism of Jesus (Mark 1: 14-15; Galatians 4: 4) Luke 3: 1-3 – the 15th year of Tiberius Caesar. ►31. A.D. Crucifixion of Jesus. Messiah cut off but not for Himself. Daniel 9: 26. ►34 A.D. Stephen stoned. Jews reject the Messiah. (Acts 7: 51-60)The 2300 years ended in 1844

Daniel 9: 27 (The Final Week)1. Confirms covenant for one week. Romans 15: 8; Hebrews 2: 32. Causes sacrifice and grain offering to cease in the middle of the

week. (Matthew 27: 51; Hebrews 10: 8-10)3. And for the overspreading of abominations He shall make it

desolate. Second temple destroyed in 70 A.D. Jesus defined this event as Daniel’s Abomination of Desolation (Matthew 24: 15).

Daniel 9: 24 – The Work of the Messiah1. Finish the transgression (Ends lawlessness). Matthew 23: 322. To make an end of sins (Hebrews 9: 26; 11-14; 10:9-14)3. To make reconciliation for Iniquity

(Rom 5: 8-11; Col1: 20-21; 2 Cor 5:17-20) 4. To bring in everlasting righteousness (Rom 3: 21-26; 4: 13; 5:17-

18)5. To seal up the vision and the prophecy. Daniel 9 was fulfilled.6. To anoint the most Holy [one]. Anointed at His baptism in 27 A.D. Messiah (Christ) = “The anointed one”. (John 1: 41; Luke 3: 21-22 )

Three Decrees1. Ezra 1: 1-4 by Cyrus in 538/7 B.C.2. Ezra 6: 7-12 by Darius in 519 B.C.3. Ezra 7: 11-12 by Artaxerxes in 457 B.C.Only the final decree provided the money to rebuild the temple. The first two had no practical effect.

Jerusalem, Host and Sanctuary Trodden by GentilesDaniel 8: 12-15

Babylonians destroyed first temple in 586 B.C. Greeks (Antiochus Epiphenes) sacrificed pigs and puts a

statue of Zeus in the Most Holy place, forbids worship. Maccabean revolt.

Romans (70 A.D.) destroyed second temple. Pagan Rome persecuted the early church and exiled Jews The next temple is in heaven, so they trampled on the

ministry and the people (Host). Papal Rome persecuted the host 1260 years. 538- 1798.

9 crusades (1095-1272) 3 Inquisitions (1231, 1480, 1559) Waldensian (1147) Huguenot (1562, 1572,1685)

Papal Rome’s doctrines trampled on the ministry of the sanctuary. 585- Strict Sunday worship 600- Prayers to Mary and saints 750 – Pope speaks for God 788 – Worship of Images, relics, cross 995- Canonizationof the dead 1050 - Mass 1090- Rosary 1190 - Indulgences 1215 -Bible forbidden 1215 - Priest confession, transsubstantiation 1545 – Tradition above the Bible

1850’s Messianic Jews

Messiah CandidatesWindow: 54 BC – 34 AD1. Judas Maccabee (163

B.C)Lead the Maccabean revolt when the Greeks desecrated the temple. He was killed.

2. Jesus Christ (27-31 AD)A movement survives Him.Over 30% of the world is Christian.

3. Shimon Bar-Kokhba (132-135)

Lead a Jewish uprising for 3.5 years. He was killed. Jews exiled from Israel.

4. Shabbatai Zvi (1665)Turkish Jew who thought he could get the Moslems to return Palestine. Jews worldwide hoped in him. He converted to Islam after he was threatened with death or conversion.

The Gap TheoryThe Antichrist comes in the last week.

1-5. Jesus did not fulfill these. So the Jews have 7 more years.6. The most Holy Place anointed. Rebuilds the temple in Jerusalem. Animal sacrifices begins again.

The Last 7 Years● Confirms covenant. Makes a peace treaty with Israel.● Causes sacrifice to cease. After 3.5 years Stops sacrifices ● Abomination of Desolation. The great persecution for 3.5 years

2300 days

70 Weeks490 days

7Weeks

62 Weeks

1Week

AntichristBreaks treaty

1844132-135A.D.

1665A.D.

1 2 3

MessiahsJudas MacabeeJesus ChristShimon Bar-KokhbaShabbetai Zvi

1810 days

Future

7 Years

1 Week

Persia Greece Rome Europe476168 BC331539

Decrees to rebuild

Jerusalem

Temple RebuiltPeace Treaty withIsrael

Persecution3.5 years

34 A.D.

27 A.D.

31A.D.

The Gap 36

B.C.54BC

163B.C.

538 BC

519 B.C.

457 B.C.

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The Messianic Prophecies

Prophecy Old Testament New Testament Prophecy Old Testament New Testament Lineage Born as a human Male Isaiah 9:6-7 Luke 2: 7 The Tribe of Judah Genesis 49:10 Luke 3:23,33

Seed of a woman Genesis 3:15 Luke 2: 4-11, Gal 4:4, Matt 1:20

Abraham, Issac and Jacob Genesis 17:19 Numbers 24:17

Luke 3:34 Matthew 1:2

Born of a virgin Isaiah 7:14 Matthew 1:18, 23 The house of Jesse Isaiah 11:1-5 ,10 Romans 15:12 , Matthew 1:1-2, 5-6, 16

Named Immanuel Isaiah 7:14 Matthew 1:23 The house of David Isaiah 16:5 Matthew 1:1-2, 6, 16 Birth and Life

Born in Bethlehem Micah 5:2 Matthew 2:1-6 Luke 2:1-20

Come out of Egypt Hosea 11:1; Numbers 24:8

Matthew 2:14-15

Massacre of infants Jeremiah 31:15 Matthew 2: 16 - 18 Kings would bow to him Isaiah 49: 23 Matthew 2: 11 Be from Nazareth Isaiah 9:1-2 Matthew 2:22-23,

Matthew 4:13-16 Given gifts Psalms 72:10 Matthew 2:1,11

Be from the Capernaum Isaiah 9:1-2 Matthew 4:15-16 Abraham Sacrifices Issac

The Unique Son Genesis 22: 2 His miracle Son. His only Son.

Issac carries the wood Genesis 22: 6 Jesus carries the wooden cross

Place of the sacrifice Genesis 22: 4 Golgotha Lamb's head caught in a thorn thicket

Genesis 22: 13 John 19: 5. Jesus wore a crown of thorns

SanctuaryAnd Feasts

Lamb of God Leviticus 23: 8, 33-43

John 1: 29, 36 Resurrected with others as the wavesheaf

Leviticus 23: 9-14 Matthew 27: 52-53, John 5: 28

Light of the world Exodus 37: 17-23 John 8: 12 The Wavesheaf Leviticus 23: 11 First fruits from the deadThe Bread of Life Exodus 23: 10-16 John 6: 48, 51 The Passover Leviticus 23: 4-8 Luke 22: 8His Body the Veil Exodus 36: 35 Hebrews 10: 20,

Matthew 27: 51Pentecost - 50 days later Leviticus 23: 15-16 Acts 2: 1-2

The High priest Psalms 110:4 Hebrews 5:5-6 Blood and Water Leviticus 23: John 19: 31-34Moses strikes the Rock Numbers 20: 6-12 Jesus dies once

Prophecies of Daniel

Year of anointing (490 yrs after Jerusalem rebuilt)

Daniel 9: 24-27,25

Matthew 3, Luke 3: 1-3 Ruling Power - the fourth kingdom

Daniel 11: 22 Historical fact. Luke 3: 1-2

Year of death (493.5 years after Jerusalem rebuilt)

Daniel 9: 24-27,27

Luke 3: 17. Preached about 3 years

Live under the "raiser of taxes" Augustus Caesar

Daniel 11: 20 Luke 2: 1

Live under the next ruler - a vile person Tiberius Caesar

Daniel 11: 21 Luke 3: 1

Life Experience

Despised and rejected Isaiah 53:1,3 Psalms 118:22

Matt 26:3-4, Jn 12: 37-43, Acts 4:1-12

Children would praise Him Psalms 8:2 Matthew 21:16

Hated without cause Psalms 69: 4, Isaiah 49:7

John 7:48-49, John 15:24-25

Teach in parables Psalms 78:2 Matthew 13:35

Rejected by rulers Psalms 118:22 Matthew 21:42, John 7:48-49

People will not understand Isaiah 6: 9-10 Matthew 13:14-15

Glory of the second temple will be greater than the first Haggai 2: 3-9 He visited this templeRejected by his brothers Psalms 69:8 Mark 3: 20-21, Jn 7:1-5 Enter Temple with authority Psalm 69: 9 Mt 21:23,Mk 11:15-17,28

Ministry Messenger prepares the way for Him

Malachi 3:1 Matthew 11:10 Miraculous healings Isaiah 35:5-6, Isaiah 29:18

Matt 9:35, Luke 7:20-22; Matt 11:5

Another prophet would announce him

Isaiah 40:3 Matthew 3:1-3 Deliver spiritual captives. The poor hear the gospel.

Isaiah 61:1-2 Luke 4:16-21; Matt 11:5

Minister to the gentiles Isa 49:6; 42:1-4, 6 Matthew 12:14-21 Character Tender and compassionate Isa 40:11; Isa 42:3 Matt 12:15-21; Heb 4:15 Meek and humble Isaiah 42:2 Matthew 12:15-21 Final WeekBetrayal and death

Plot by Jews and Gentiles Psalms 2:1-2 Acts 4:27 Spit upon Isaiah 50:6 Mt 26:67;27:30 Mk 14:65Triumphant Entry to Jerusalem on a donkey

Zechariah 9:9; Isaiah 62: 11

Matt 21:1-9, Luke 19:35-37, John 12:12-16

Beaten Isaiah 50:6 Matt 26:67 Matt 27:30 Mark 14:65

Betrayed by a friend Ps 41:9, Ps 55:12-24

Mt 26:14-16,21-25,47-50 Lk 22:19-23,Jn 13:21

Crushed for our sins Isaiah 53:5-6 Romans 4: 25 , 1 Corinthians 15:3

for price 30 pieces of silver Zechariah 11:12 Matthew 26: 14-15 Beaten with a Rod Micah 5:1 Mark 15:19Silver given to God's house Zechariah 11:13 Matthew 27:5 Wounded and bruised Isaiah 53:5 Matthew 27:26Silver buys a potter's field Zech 11:12-13 Matthew 27:3-10 Thirst during crucifixion Psalms 22:15 John 19:28Disciples would desert him Zechariah 13:7 Matthew 26:31, 56 Given vinegar to drink Psalms 69:21 Matt 27:34, John 19:28-30Mocked and insulted Psalms 22:7-8 Matt 27: 31,39-44; Luke

23:11,35Hands and feet nailed Psalms 22:16 John 20:25

Innocent man exchanged for a sinner

Isaiah 53: 10-12 Luke 23:18; John 18: 14; Matt 27:17-20

Side pierced Zech 12:10, Isa 53:5 John 19:33-34; 36-37

Tried and condemned Isaiah 53:8 Luk 23:1-25 Matt 7:1-2 No broken bones Ex 12:46, Num 9:12, Psm 22:17,; 34:20

John 19:31-36

Darkness over the land Amos 8:9 Matthew 27:45 Die by crucifixion Psalms 22:14,16,17 Matt 27:31 Mark 15:20,25Accused by false witness Psalms 35:11 Matthew 26:59-60 Die on a tree Deuteronomy 21: 23 Acts 2:23; 5: 30; Gal 3: 13Silent before his accusers Isaiah 53:7 Matt 27:12-14; Mark

15:3-4 Luke 23:8-10Die with criminals (thieves) Isaiah 53:12 Matt 27:38, Mark 15:27-

28, Luke 23:32-34Pray for his enemies Isaiah 53:12 Matt 27:38, Mark 15:27-

28, Luke 23:32-34Buried in a rich man's tomb Isaiah 53:9 Matthew 27:57-60

Suffer for the sins of others Isa 53:5,6,8, 10-12, Psalms 69:4

Romans 4: 25; 1 Corinthians 15:3

Gamble for his clothes Psalms 22:18 Matt 27:35, John 19:23-24

Prophet like Moses Deut 18:15,18,19 John 7:40 Forsaken by God Psalms 22:1 Matthew 27:46Return from the dead Ps16:10;Isa53:8, 11 Acts 2:22-32 Matt28:1-10

After Death Priest Psalms 110:4 Hebrews 5:5-6 Sought after by the gentiles Isa 11:10 ; 42:1 Acts 10:45, Acts 13:46-48 The Cornerstone Psalms 118: 22-

23, Isaiah 28:16 Matthew 21:42, 1 Peter 2:5-7

Accepted by the gentiles Isa 11:10; 42:1-4, Isa 49:1, Isa 49:12

Matt 12:15-21, Rom 9: 30; 10:20; 11:11; 15:10

Future

Sought after by the gentiles Isa 11:10; 42:1 Acts 10:45; 13:46-48 Accepted by the gentiles Isa 11:10; 42:1-4; 49:1; 49:12

Matt 12:15-21, Rom 9:30; 10:20; 11:11; 15:10

Second Coming Daniel 7:13 Matthew 24:30 Enemies would see Him on the throne of God

Psalms 110:1 Matthew 22:44

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Leviticus 12. The cleansing of the Woman. Two aspects of the cleansing are highlighted. The woman (Church) is clean after the promised son is circumcised (Crucifixion).The woman is clean after another 33 days. The church is not cleaned at the birth of Christ. The real cleansing occurs after 33 years

Daniel Dan 11 Meaning Sections 2, 7 - Babylon

(1)Medo-Persia

and Greece

2, 7, 8 2 Persia . Kings: Cyrus, Cambyses (530-522), Bardiya (522), Darius I (522-486 ) , Xerxes (486-465)

2, 7, 8 3,4 Greece . Alexander the Great is the “Mighty king” Broken up into 4: Cassander, Lysimachus, Ptolemy, and Seleucus

2, 7, 8 5-15 King of the North (Syria). The Seleucid Empire. King of the South (Egypt)

2, 7, 8 6 Ptolemy II Philadelphus and daughter Bernice. Antiochus II Theos of Syria and wife LaodiceAntiochus divorced Bernice when Ptolemy II died. He remarried Laodice. She killed him, Bernice and the son

2, 7, 8 7 King Ptolemy III (246-221), Bernice’s brother, invaded Syria to avenge his sister’s death. Took gold

2, 7, 8 10-12 The two sons of Seleucus II, Seleucus III and Antiochus III warred with Ptolemy IV 14-15 The Maccabean Revolt. The Jews try to end Greek rule. They eventually ally with the Romans.

2, 7, 8 16-30 Rome. Pompey conquered the glorious land of Palestine

(2)

Pagan Rome

- 17-19 Julius Caesar and Cleopatra - 19 Mark Anthony and Cleopatra - 20 Augustus Caesar - 21 Tiberius Caesar 9 22 Christ and the crucifixion by the Romans- 25 Battle of Actium - Rome moves south and conquers Egypt- 26 Assassination of Julius Caesar

- 29 330 A.D., the capital of the empire was moved from North to South - from Rome to Constantinople. Authority over western Rome and the old capital was given to the Pope. (3)

Papal Rome - 30 "ships of Kittim" - the vandal invasion from the sea in 455 and the burning of Rome.

7, 8 31-39 Little Horn - 40-45 Time of the end and the French Revolution and the appearance of Babylon the Great 4a (4) Papacy

falls2, 7, 8 44-45 The second fall and end of the papacy 4b2, 7, 8 12: 1-3 The Second Coming

Symbol First Fall Second FallMilitary Spiritual

King of the South France, Egypt Muslim Army. Al-Qaeda terrorism AtheismKing of the North Papacy, Turkey, Britain Papacy, United States are Babylon the Great Papacy

Babylon the Great - United States defeats and occupies Iraq with Britain as a strong ally. France objects.

Papacy makes agreements with the kings of the world that jeopardizes Protestantism

North defeats South Turkey defeats France USA and Papacy combine forces to end communism and atheism

Tabernacle set up In Palestine Future. Jerusalem is occupied Church enforces religion. Papacy asks to rule Jerusalem.

Palestine occupied Short war in Palestine United States in the entire region. It has defeated, occupied, controlled or set up military bases in all these countries. It has controlled the region on a scale that is greater than Napoleon, reaching other countries beyond Palestine.

Freedom of religion threatened globally

Overflows Palestine Napoleon marches from Cairo to Syria

Other Countries -

Jordan escapes Fulfilled Fulfilled Future, probably the Orthodox churchLibya and Ethiopia - Libya cooperates Ecumenical cooperation

Ships, horses 400 ships and 1230 horses of France

USA navy and cruise missiles dominated the beginning of the war. Cavalry used in Afghanistan

Egypt is conquered France and Turkey conquers Egypt Future New age idolatry defeated. Men are

not gods.

Egyptian treasures France takes treasures, like the Rosetta stone

Future. Unprotected Iraq treasures stolen from the Baghdad museum. Will Egypt be next?

Future

Comes to an end Crimean war: Turkey. French Revolution: Papacy Second Coming

Papacy falls Persecution Jerusalem Napoleon Wars Plague 1844-Christ Babylon revives Remnant Time of the EndBabylon Grows Persecution Jerusalem War Plagues 2nd Coming Babylon falls Resurrection 1000

yearsBabylon falls Hell Surrounded Armageddon Judgment Resurrection Babylon grows 3rd Coming

French Revolution The Beginning of the 3½ Years (Nov 24, 1793) – The End of the 3½ years (April 1797) France Captures the Pope (February 15, 1798) France Conquers Egypt (July 21, 1798)

There are five major parallels between Daniel 12 and Revelation 10. # Similarity Daniel 12 Revelation 10

1 The angels in each account are standing by a body of water Daniel 12: 5 Revelation 10: 2

2 Both angels are swearing an oath. Daniel 12: 7 Revelation 10: 6

3 Both angels are concerned with a time prophecy. Daniel 12: 7 Revelation 10: 6

4 Both angels are relating to the contents of a book.

Daniel 12: 9 The one in Daniel 12 is sealing it. Revelation 10: 2 The one in Revelation 10 is opening it.

5 The opening of both books revolves around a trial and a test

Daniel 12: 10 the righteous are refined and tried before they understand.

Revelation 10: 10, 11 the righteous experience a bitter disappointment before they understand the prophetic word.

Four Parallels Between The Measuring of the Temple in Revelation 11 and the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 Parallels Leviticus 16 Revelation 11

1 Sanctuary Verse 16 - the Sanctuary is cleansed Verse 1 - the Temple is measured 2 Altar Verse 18, 33 - the Altar was cleansed Verse 1 - the Altar is measured 3 People Verse 17, 33 - the People were cleansed Verse 1 - the Worshipers are measured

4 Israel Judged Verse 16,21,23 - the judgment occurs on behalf of the assembly of Israel Verse 1,2 - the Measuring Only Involves God's People

1260 years

The Time of the EndEvent Forces of Good Forces of Evil

1260 years Two Witnesses prophecy in sack cloth No rainAround 1798

Book unsealed and prophecy understood Word of God banned by the beast from the abyssA new power attacks God The new king of the South (Daniel 11: 40-43)

Knowledge increases

A remnant prophesies again when they understand the book of Daniel and spread the gospel worldwide.

Beast from the abyss attacks the word and spreads the philosophies of communism and secular humanism.

1844 Judgment Seventh Trumpet - the righteous dead are judged Will be destroyed

Revelation 13: Calculating 666

The

Magic Square of the Sun 6 32 3 34 35 1 1117 11 27 28 8 30 11119 14 16 15 23 24 11118 20 22 21 17 13 11125 29 10 9 26 12 11136 5 33 9 2 31 111

111 111 111 111 111 111 666

1 32 34 3 35 6 11130 8 27 28 11 7 11120 24 15 16 13 23 11119 17 21 22 18 14 11110 26 12 9 29 25 11131 4 2 33 5 36 111

111 111 111 111 111 111 666

The Tithe of the Tithe of 6000 Numbers 18: 26Giver Recipient Fraction AmountTitheIsrael Levites 1/10 6000 600

Levites High priest 1/10 600 60 High priest God 1/10 60 6

Total 6000 666

God's Portion Numbers 31Portion Recipient Fraction #People AmountTithe God 1/10 6000 600War Tax

Levites 1/50 3000 60High priest 1/500 3000 6

Total 12000 666

If this is an accurate assessment, it means that the beast of Revelation 13 steals everything that is set aside for God.

The First Four Commandments. 1. One God. He requires people to worship the beast.

Verse 4, 122. Idols. He creates and image and requires people to

worship it. Verse 14-153. Name of God. He honors the name of the beast.

Verse 174. Sabbath. He creates an alternate Sabbath. Verse 16

God's Treasures. He takes the portion of that is set aside for God.

See also the naming ceremony in Genesis 2 and the numbering of names in Numbers 1 and 26.

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