Studio Electives - The Two Witnesses - Revelation 11 with David Rosenthal

[@KingsDaughter.]

What an amazing church! I'd do love to be part of this church. Not easy to find a church that teaches in depth like Zions Hope

[@ethelfruge1211]

Thank you David. Maranatha.

[@judyshives2405]

Awesome teaching. Thank you so very much!

[@lukemuir]

Great teaching. I was hoping you were going to mention the two spies who go into Jericho… I believe they’re a foreshadow of the two witnesses to come. This KZbin channel and Zion’s Hope magazine is such a blessing. Thanks

[@ingognito369]

Never thought of that. That makes me think the two witness will come a little before the middle..when antichrist goes into temple. .they have yo xome a little before. Hey. Also Judas..son of perdition. In other words when dragon is thrown to earth and finds himself on the sea..it's then he'll bodily posses man of sin. Just like he didn't bodily posses Judas till later to make sure he betrayed him...then chp 12 and 13 will fit perfect and still leave time of 2nd coming up in the air. At a time y think not,they'll be marrying ,etc

[@grahamjones1560]

Great message! Thank you brother!

[@j7489]

I hope one day Zions Hope, Joel Richardson and IHOPKC can do an end times conference together.

[@graysonbr]

That would be awesome!

[@sukhokim8124]

I love Joel too.

[@1love1hope1faith]

@@Tyler-xd9rbno he didn’t lie that a very bold statement to use against someone I have watched him and that Bible study you are talking about Joel isn’t a full on pre wrath dogmatic person he has his own beliefs in where it is and that’s ok to have as he admits he hasn’t got this all figured out yet so maybe go watch so more of him before you say he is a lying and put that out there on the internet cause you would hate anyone to misunderstand you like that . 🤗✝️God Bless

[@Tyler-xd9rb]

Did he not state that he was pre-wrath? And then place the rapture between the 6th and 7th trumpet? He is misrepresenting the pre-wrath view. That is not what pre-wrath teaches nor is it Biblical. Btw, I just deleted that comment due to a typo, said 8th seal, should be 7th.

[@sunshinedayz7032]

The wrath of God starts when the last deal is broken and the scroll is opened

[@Darkplanet2011]

Having the two witnesses in the second hath, of the tribulation period, solve almost all the problems i had too understand, how can we be right now entering the first hath.

[@lynnchurchman1159]

Thank you for this inspiring teaching. I have enjoyed all your teachings David. Do you have plans to do a full exposition on the book of Revelation at all? Blessings, Lynn.

[@grahamjones1560]

The message might be a year old but im just now catching up lol. Thank you!

[@lanamellor2180]

The “tabernacles” were Sukkot… these were built during the Fall Feast ofSukkot! They represented the future Kingdom wherein The Lord is dwelling with us! That’s the Glory they saw. They are temporary showing our dependence on God till He returns to establish His Kingdom.

[@vonroe6910]

AMEN!!

[@barbunderdahl4873]

No one in heaven will be ripped from the presence of God to come preform another duty on earth.

[@davidboyer2290]

Shared Holy site!!!! I have been thinking that for the past 6 months!!! When did you think of this? Please... When did you think of this? I confirm that as a strong possibility. God Bless... Even so, come, Lord Jesus.

[@loriboyters4171]

Another question: I really enjoy your teachings. If the 2 witnesses are to prophesy during the last 3.5 years, then why does God take them up into heaven before the end of that 3.5-year period, when God has yet to pour out the bowl judgments? Unless, the 7 bowl judgments are poured continually one after another in that same day?

[@L907-l2c]

You see that's one of reasons and yet very important one for the bowls to be justified it'll need to be witnessed by atleast three beings.

[@L907-l2c]

When bowls come upon earth and you are here on earth then that means you missed jesus coming with the last trumpet. Because bowls come after jesus takes his people to be caught up to him. the bowls are God's judgment that they antichrist and his followers can't escape which take place right after great tribulation what hour , day. No one knows .

[@seasquawker]

The two witnesses. I think we see them in Zechariah 4, Matthew 17, and Daniel 12:5-6 as well.

[@sonofthelivinggod2517]

How are Moses and Elijah the two lampstands? As far as two witnesses, you might want to read Isaiah 43 & 44, very clear who they are.

[@ezrabraig7086]

Who do you say think they are?

[@ingela_injeela]

Very happy to have found this channel. I've watched several videos, and have so far agreed with everything I've heard. (Except that the king who will reign from David's throne in Jerusalem, will be David himself. ? I think the Bible is clear that it is King *Jesus* who will come and reign HIS kingdom from Jerusalem.)

[@loriboyters4171]

Question. When Scripture says that the Antichrist will be standing in the holy place, that is confusing. This 3rd temple is not God's temple because He no longer needs a Temple. Because of Jesus, the Believers are now the temple of the Holy Spirit. So how can there be a holy place in the temple if God's presence is no longer there?

[@ajwspjs2]

The two witnesses are set forth in Isaiah Chapter 43, verses 1, 10, 12.

[@taandonoso8927]

Thanks for your teaching. I would like to submit that the trumpet and bowl judgments are the same events, like Joseph’s haystacks and stars dreams and pharaoh’s cows and corn dreams, and others in the Bible; and that the two witnesses are operating concomitantly with these judgments. The trumpet and bowl judgments are seen from vision perspectives, and the two witnesses are the agents effecting them on the earth, Rev.11:6. Also, that the two witnesses get their 1260 days of messages from all over the prophecies in the Old Testament - calling especially the people of Israel to repentance (and all of us), and warning of consequences bad and good.

[@ironase1822]

Dome of the rock is NOT the 2nd temple location. If we read scripture we can know exactly where. Aprox 600 meters south of the dome. Archeologist have discovered this.

[@jrsanchez5737]

Hello, I live in Bossier City, LA. Does anyone have knowledge of a prewrath church in the area?

[@lanamellor2180]

At the Mount of Transfiguration, the three each build a sukkah . Why? Because the Feast of Sukkot is when the Lord is present! With us… looking forward to the 1,000 year reign of The Messiah iin Jerusalem sitting on the Throne of David. Matthew is written to Jews who would have understood this. It’s essential to understand this culturally and historically.

[@msjones1280]

Its Michael and Gabriel. The reason they are mentioned in Daniel. Daniel 12-1 at that time, Michael will arise

[@sunshinedayz7032]

Can’t be. Angels can’t be killed. They are eternal.

[@Mediocre_JT]

Nobody can cast a plague like Moses and Joel already prophesized that Elijah would come before the Lord's day.

[@steveaird9347]

I understand why he feels Moses and Elijah will be the two witnesses I've always thought it would be Elijah and Enoch because both of them have not died the physical death of the body

[@LyleCooper]

WHEN did Jesus say the "beginning of sorrows" (or birthpains) would begin? Many today MISS the clues and imagine they are put off until the 70th Week. 6 And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but 7 FOR nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places. 8 All these are the beginning of sorrows. 9 THEN shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated of all nations for my name's sake. 10 AND then shall many be offended, and shall betray one another, and shall hate one another. 11 AND many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many. 12 AND because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. 13 BUT he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved. 14 AND this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall come. Look carefully at verse 6: "wars" "must come to pass" but Jesus is NOT YET talking about "the end." Now notice all the conjunctions that begin each verse: for, then, and and and...these tie all these verses right back to "the end is not yet," Jesus is not YET talking about the end, but rather the church age, He does not get to "the end" until verse 14. Then in verse 15 He jumps right to the middle of the 70th week! My guess is to why is that the confirming of a covenant MAY WELL be done in secret, so know one knows it has been done. Neither Jesus nor John in Revelation said anything about this. However, I am convinced that the week will begin when the 7th seal is opened so that the book can be opened. I believe the 70th week events are what is written inside the book. Therefore, when I do a drawing of the Week, I put the first six trumpet judgments in the first half of the Week. They are what is written in Revelation BEFORE the midpoint in chapter 11 is written.

[@Hayahwassa-t9j]

the two wits love to come see what people are saying about them. nobody knew even them the extent of the job.

[@robertmccown7525]

Moses and Elijah. Don't waste an hour of Jesus's time.

[@debbiewareing1178]

Wow…that was amazing. The only thing that confused me was that Moses died. Does this mean he has been resurrected? Scripture says the first resurrection occurs on the Lords day? I’m not overly concerned who the two witnesses actually are; I know that the Lord is just and true and righteous and so whoever they are will be just, true and righteous. Very interesting and makes a lot of sense and scripture does back it up. Just bit unsure about Moses? Thank you brother, extremely edifying. God bless and Maranatha

[@Wellsa78]

Remember many were resurrected when Jesus died and the earth quaked. We don’t know who and what happened after that.

[@jeremyconrad9108]

Brother I appreciate all that you do. If I may make a suggestion. Have you looked at all of the references in revelation to the two witnesses? In revelation the lampstands are in direct reference to the 7 churches in the begining chapters. The 2 olive trees are Isreal and Juda. I believe the these two witnesses are a select group of believers. The Bible says those that know there God will go forth and do great exploits. There were only 2 churches that were spoken of in revalation in a positive light. In revelation it says the beast went to war with the 2 witnesses. You don't need to go to war with 2 people. In rev 11:10 it says the 2 prophets were a torment to all who were on the earth. That would be impossible for only 2 people. Chapter 13 of rev which is the same event from a different perspective says the beast was allowed to make war with the saints. The saints are the temple. When Jesus said he was going to to build his temple upon this rock he meant us. The temple is us. The abomination of desolation in revelation will be the completion of the gentiles or the last of the martyrs. I believe there is much more study and consideration on this matter. Thank you so much for your video. I believe we as Christians should converse about these important topics in the utmost respect to one another. God bless you my brother

[@jvlp2046]

QUESTIONS: Q1?... How do the 3 Apostles (Peter, James, and John) RECOGNIZE the 2 Persons in Christ's Transfiguration since the Bible never mentioned that Christ and God had introduced to them nor did the Apostles see both Elijah and Moses during their time on Earth, for the Apostles have not been born yer?... Take note:... There were no pictures or sculptures of the Images of the 2 Prophets in Israel for the Apostles to recognize them, which is Moses and which is Elijah... . Q2?... We all know that Prophet Elijah will come back, based on Malachi 4:5-6... but how do you know "DEFINITELY" that the other person will be Prophet Moses, just based on the Transfiguration? Q3?... If the 2 WITNESSES are both Israelites Jews (Moses and Elijah) and both shall Preach the First (Old) Covenant/Testament (Moses/Mosaic Laws) of God to the Israelite Jews... who will Preach the Second (New) Covenant/Testament (Law of Christ) to the Gentiles, Pagans, Atheists, and Christians or perhaps the left behind Christians?

[@ezrabraig7086]

They were given understanding in the Holy Spirit. There's another variable like they heard Jesus speaking to them (maybe Jesus used their name in greeting). But we weren't told about what they talked about.

[@kevinevans5921]

I just can’t get by it is appointment to man once to die, Moses clearly died, Elijah did not. That is why I believe either Enoch and Elijah, or two men with similar abilities to Moses and Elijah.

[@ricoyochanan]

Thanks for the logical, in depth study, but in the end, I still have a problem with the two witnesses being Moses and Elijah. Here's why. Moses died circa 1300 BC. How could he be killed and die again? Also, Elijah didn't die, but was translated alive into heaven. He would need a glorified body for heaven, correct? I'm asking. The same issue arises. How could a person in a glorified body be killed? So I don't think we'll ever know who they are this side of heaven. I believe they are two normal humans, endowed with miraculous powers by God, but as humans they can be killed and die, and in their case be resurrected and transported to heaven by God.

[@ozkiwi9872]

Most pastors or Bible scholars say that the two witnesses in the book of Revelation is Elijah and Moses, but there not. The key to unlocking the meaning is to understand what the symbols mean. The two witnesses is the Church. The two lampstands represent the Jews and Gentiles in the Church. Hope that helps.

[@eswn1816]

I usually enjoyed these teachings, but this conclusion about the identity of the two future witnesses is pure speculation based upon analogy. Nobody knows who the two witnesses will be because the Bible doesn't tell us who they are. They very well may be two unknown people or even two groups (troops) of prophets. God can give them His power and authority just as He did many years ago,. The appearance of Moses and Elijah was a vision... the men were not actually there!

[@timhaley3459]

Revelation 11:1 is NOT speaking of the literal temple in Jerusalem, for when John wrote down the inspired words of Revelation in about 96 C.E., the temple had long been destroyed by the Roman armies in 70 C.E, in which Jesus, as he was leaving the temple, said that "by no means will a stone will be left here upon a stone and not be thrown down."(Matt 24:1; Mark 13:1, 2) Rather, Revelation is speaking of a spiritual temple, of a body of loyal servants of God (in which the physical temple [or tabernacle] pictured them, where God would reside by spirit), as the apostle Paul wrote at 2 Corinthians 6:16: "And what agreement does God’s temple have with idols ? For WE are a temple of a living God; just as God said: “I will reside among them and walk among them, and I will be their God, and they will be my people." Paul now says, quoting Isaiah 52:11: "Therefore, get out from among them, and separate yourselves,’ says Jehovah (God's name, see Isa 12:2, KJV), ‘and quit touching the unclean thing (being both morally and spiritually clean)’”; “‘and I will take you in. And I will become a father to you, and you will become sons and daughters to me,’ says Jehovah, the Almighty.”(2 Cor 6:17, 18) The temple in Jerusalem had long "lost its luster" with Jehovah by the time Jesus arrived as the Messiah in 29 C.E., for Jesus told the Jews while standing in the temple: "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the killer of the prophets and stoner of those sent to her-how often I wanted to gather your children together the way a hen gathers her chicks under her wings ! But you did NOT want it. Look ! Your house (or the "sacred temple") is abandoned to you (with Jehovah abandoning this house he once inhabited, see 1 Kings 9:6-9). For I say to you, you will by no means see me from now until you say (quoting Ps 118:26), ‘Blessed is the one who comes in Jehovah’s name !’”(Matt 23:37-39) So, the "temple sanctuary" at Revelation 11:1 is about the spiritual condition that Jehovah's people were in at that time (and were being "measured" by means of a symbolic "reed" in how well they were pleasing to him; note: an actual regular reed in the Bible was 8.75 ft long, while a long reed was 10.2 ft long). The Bible "book" of Revelation is about what happens during "the Lord's day" (Rev 1:10), a time period that began with the opening of the first of seven seals at Revelation 6, in the year 1914 and will come to completion at the end of Jesus Millennial reign, covering some 1,100 years.(Note: Revelation 4 and 5 are chapters giving details leading up to chapter 6, whereby Jesus is given a "crown" to a heavenly government called God's Kingdom, and then goes out "conquering and to complete his conquest", Rev 6:1, 2)

[@dwaynepalmer2921]

We know the temple was Jesus, but the Jews didn't believe it then nor today, you have to think like a Jew given a chance they will build that temple

[@trulyso734]

No, Jesus is already risen and reigning today in the heavenly courts. So Rev 6 white horse rider that starts the end time tribulation judgements isnt Jesus but the counterfeit, the Antichrist/man of sin and wicked abominations world leader! (Thats why he is only revealed when Jesus opens that pre-sealed tribulation event, already worthy to unseal title scrolls for his 2nd coming return.. to usher in His new milliniel age government upon the earth, where the kingdoms of this earth shall become His)

[@obinnadike3923]

Elijah is sure one of the 2 witnesses, but, am not too convinced of Moses. I think the second witness should be Enoch. Those are the 2 people that never died. T

[@barbunderdahl4873]

It seems a cruel thing to bring Enoch to heaven to spare him an earthly death, only to tear him away from Jesus so that he can come back here, hell on earth, to wear sack cloth and ashes, where everyone will try to kill him while he blows flames out of his mouth while prophesying for God. I think that's unlikely. It will probably be 2 living people from here at this time.

[@dougbell9543]

To interpret the allegorical picture language of the sacred Apocalypse in a literal fashion is sheer hermeneutical folly.✔️

[@ronkebarber6238]

God gave Daniel the end time vision and revelation, and he couldn't understand what he heard and saw. Thus, the bible was shut in Daniel 12:4 because he couldn't comprehend what the angel that talked with him was saying, especially about a Savior who would be cut off- it didn't make any sense, and about the end of the world. He was only praying for God to remember His people in captivity, who are nearing the completion of their 70 years in captivity. It was then the 69th week year, so God sent the angel to let him know that His people were not ready, and they wouldn't be able to return to the promised land- which will reject them, as they were cast out already because of unbelief and disobedience to the law of the land. In His mercy, God was going to play His ultimate card - send His Son to finish the work and restore His people. But, they have to go through the period of the wrath of God, so to spare at least some, God ushered in the dispensation of Grace- whosoever would believe in Him, through the sacrificial death burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, His Only Begotten Son, and accept Him as Lord and Savior, will be spared. Thus, he was told to go rest till the time of the end when everything would've come to pass already and would then be easier to understand. The book of Revelation is the revealing or clarification of those things that Daniel couldn't understand at that time, especially that of a suffering Messiah, who will later be glorified (Benoni to Benjamin), now made manifest to him and not to the Apostle John as many thought, to whom was revealed the conclusion of the grace dispensation of the church. Daniel was referred to as "greatly beloved" Daniel 9:23, and the Apostle John often referred to himself as "the desciple whom Jesus loved ", other than that, there's no where in the scriptures where there's any reference whatsoever, to connect him to end time revelations. Thus, Daniel must have been referred to as the man greatly beloved, (like Solomon and Benjamin), rather than by his name in the manuscripts, thus, it was attributed to the Apostle John as the person to whom the vision was revealed. Could it also be possible for Daniel to be the one on the Isle of Patmos since there was a reference of him appearing again at the time of the end in Daniel 12? Jesus, as the Lamb of God, took the book that was sealed Revelation 5, and opened it physically in Luke 4:17-21, after His baptism and anointing, now filled with Holy Ghost and power, as the Messiah, to begin His ministry, as it was written of Him Psalm 40:6-8. He quoted the first part of Isaiah 61:2 because that was what He had come to fulfill. Isaiah 63:4, let us know that the second part would begin after the completion of the first part. The day of the Lord's vengeance is now upon the world. The acceptable year of the Lord is fast closing. Let's endure till the end by His grace. In Jesus' name. Luke 4:17-18, Isaiah 61:2, 63:4, 34:8; 35:4, 33:22. Psalm 91. We have no excuses. The bible will be shut again very soon, as the Holy Spirit that was sent to teach, help us understand, interpret to and lead us until the time of the end would have taken all Believers up and out of this world, thus, the bible returning to how it was in Isaiah 28:11-12; Amos 8:11-12. Everything written and revealed is unfolding. They have started to make sense as the day draws near. The whole counsel of God will be fulfilled, and then the end will come.

[@ronkebarber6238]

The two witnesses will appear at the conclusion of the world system. They are both representing both the church and Israel. At this time, we're gathering together to confirm that the 2 witnesses could be the Apostle John and Daniel. Their mission overlap as both represent the Church and Israel, respectively. Revelation 1:1-2, equally applies to both of them- Daniel was referred to as "Greatly beloved " 10:111, 19, as well as John referred to himself as "the desciple whom Jesus loved " John 21:7; 13:23; 20:2. They both received direct Revelation from the risen Jesus Christ. John 16:25; Daniel 8:17; 20:1, 8-9; Revelation 1:17 (Daniel chapters 8-12. (Daniel chapter 10=Revelation 1, Jesus Christ came to give them the vision, from the Father). Revelation 10:11 signified the end of all written prophecies, both old and new testaments, and now they must be orally proclaimed, which continues into chapter 11, about the mission of the two witnesses. Daniel once "rested" until the manifestation and completion of the prophecy, which he couldn't understand - about the suffering and killed Messiah. John was called up in Revelation 4, and I believe the same goes for Daniel, called up from his rest. Thus, it's highly probable that they both were the ones prophesying for 1,260 days- for both the remnants of Israel and the left behind Christians, and as witnesses to the whole world as the "mystery of iniquity" is being concluded Revelation 11:2, and the world system is being prepared for final judgement. They had to do to fulfill the word that says, "It is appointed to man, once to die, and then judgment." They died, but according to 1 Corinthians 15:51-58; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; death's sting had no effect on them, and the grave couldn't be victorious over them! They were finally called back up, and they ascended into heaven Revelation 11:7-12 to be in the presence of the Lord as "The Two Anointed Ones, that stand by the Lord of the whole earth " - The two Candlesticks and two Olive Trees!!! It has always been about the Royal-Priesthood: Royal- House of David; Priesthood: House of Levi- Aaron-Zadoc , Zechariah 6:9-15; 1 Samuel 30:7-8 ( 2:28; 21:1-6; 2 Samuel 6:7-14). ZECHARIAH 4:11- REVELATION 11:4! Fulfilling God's original plan, even the mystery which had been hid from the foundation of the world, finally settled in heaven! Exodus 19:6; 1 Peter 2:9-10- Israel and the Church becomes One New Man, in Christ Jesus, who stood in the midst of the seven Candlesticks Revelation 1:13! Fulfilling Zechariah 4:14! Man, who was made in the image and likeness of Christ Jesus, was covered in glory at Creation, then lost this glory. Jesus Christ left His glory to save the soul of fallen man, and for the promised glory, went to the cross died and resurrected from the dead and restored man to glory John 17:22; 1 Peter 5:10. This is the anointing upon both Israel and the Church because of the faith of Abraham. Man now has a place before the presence of God as: 1) In Christ - Head plus His Body - the ransomed and redeemed, the Church, in the midst of the Candlesticks, Revelation 1. 2) As the 2 Olive Trees and 2 Candlesticks- Joshua the High Priest, Zerubbabel, the Apostle John and Daniel, representing Israel and the Church, 3) The 24 Elders representing men of old, 12 elders of the 12 tribes, and 12 elders of the Church, 4) The 144,000, who were never defiled, even with women, but had the original body undefiled by Satan and the world. The story is simply about the restoration of man into glory, despite the devils shenanigans over the ages. In conclusion, the 2 witnesses represent both Israel as a nation and the Church as the body of Christ, for the subsequent coming of the kingdom of God on earth. Let the Lord shed light on His mystery in Jesus' name!

[@PMQB]

I listened. However. Enoch and Elijah Never died Moses died. JulieKilburn

[@KingsDaughter.]

I am trying to work out when their starting point is, Rev 11 tells us when they finish their testimony, during the Day of the Lord, God's wrath at 5th Trumpet. 7 When they finish their testimony, the beast that ascends out of the bottomless pit will make war against them, overcome them, and kill them. The beast ascends at Rev 9:11 Did anyone find a clue in scripture when they started their testimony? Thanks 😊

[@leonharrilall5318]

Hebrews 9:27 KJV And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment. Those verses and the mountain of transfiguration with Jesus still does not indicate why God would go against his own word and let Moses die twice. Makes no sense biblically. Although other than that great teaching, Enoch hasn't seen death. To me and many others that makes more sense biblically.

[@bettydanzler5024]

Well…it makes perfect sens…. there were several who died twice in the Bible and to name a few….Lazarus, Dorcas, Eutychus, Jairus’ daughter, the widow of Nain’s son. Everything God allows is for His glory.

[@reshephyisraaldawnoftheawa7990]

I realize why you've chosen these two individuals, except you overlooked two major details. The Sons of fresh oil are anointed ones. Prophets are not anointed! This is only for Kings and High Priests. There are only three individuals who did not see death listed in Scripture. Elijah was a prophet so he does not qualify. Melchizedek was both King and High Priest of Salem, and according to the Book of Enoch, Enoch was also considered to be the King & Priest in the era before the flood.

[@msjones1280]

Ya it's Michael and Gabriel

[@DavidJones-ji9ce]

This Video gives the accepted view of Daniel's Prophesy, known as the 'Seventy Weeks Prophesy'. This view is based on the Translation of the Masoretic Text from 600/700 AD. This caused confusion when trying to understand the Prophesy, leaving it open to interpretation which is exactly what has happened. When looked at from the Hebrew Script itself, without the Masoretic vowel pointing, we see a more clearer explanation, though controversial. Ezra 1:1-2 (ESV) In the first year of Cyrus king of Persia, that the word of the Lord by the mouth of Jeremiah might be fulfilled, the Lord stirred up the spirit of Cyrus king of Persia, so that he made a proclamation throughout all his kingdom and also put it in writing: 2 “Thus says Cyrus king of Persia: The Lord, the God of heaven, has given me all the kingdoms of the earth, and he has charged me to build him a house at Jerusalem, which is in Judah. The Decree of King Cyrus is the topic of the first part of Daniel 9:25, the second part is the Birth of the Messiah. DANIEL 9:24, begins with two identical Hebrew words: שבעים שבעים meaning 'Seventy Seventy' indicating two Calculations, (Not Seventy 'Weeks', the translation changed by Masoretic vowel pointing) DANIEL 9:25 According to the Masoretic text 7 weeks and 62 weeks gives: 7x7=49 plus 7x62=434 Total= 483 years. 539 minus 483 = 56 THE CYRUS DECREE 539 BC SEVENTY x 7 = 490 plus Seven x 7 = 49 TOTAL = 539 BC THE BIRTH OF THE MESSIAH SEVENTY x 7 = 490 minus Sixty Two x 7 = 434 TOTAL = 56 BC If we take 56 from 539 we have the 483 years from the so called 'Seventy Weeks Prophesy', but now we have the missing information, and there is more! May we all be blessed.

[@Anixxo24]

Islam is not a monotheistic religion, they worship the black stone and the black stone forgive their sins as it is the hand of the moon God Allah. With all respect get knowledge from Christian Prince or Ahmadexmuslim from KZbin.

[@Anixxo24]

Allah is not a spirit.

[@Hayahwassa-t9j]

the two wits raise the dead in Christ the resurrection is at revelation 11, the earthquake the dead rise with them since they were given 7 scripture songs to raise them. they are singing prophets who sing with the 24 elders and do everything possible to get the church of the living God ready and dressed for the marriage supper. what one earth is everybody thinking? somebody has to call the animals gather the people get them singing the same song one doctrine

[@davidmoorman7062]

Sorry brother but the two witnesses are the Old and New Testaments of the Bible! Always let scripture interpret itself! Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me. John 5:39 KJV God bless!

[@kittylemew]

Would you please explain how the old and new testament will meet the requirements of Rev. 11? -wear clothes v.3 -have mouths v.5 -produce fire v. 5 -kill people v.5 -stop rain repeatedly v.6 -turn water to blood v.6 -make decisions v.6 -die v.8 -have bodies v.8 -breathe v.11 -stand up v.11 -have feet v.11 -visibly ascend on a cloud v.12 Thank you!

[@donhaddix3770]

Enoch and Elijah. both die mid trib. Moses already died.

[@rodhicban871]

The seven years of tribulation is parallel with Revelation 12