Well said. We do not know Gods time.
Well said. We do not know Gods time.
It's also VERY subjective until in hindsight. I challenge anyone to read Isaiah, with a blank mind to the events of Jesus's death, and try to foresee how the events went down. There's no way. Even his own disciples couldn't fathom how things unfolded, and they were well versed in the entire Torah, Isaiah included. It's best for us to know and expect certain key events will happen, but not sit there watching every little world event as if Jesus will return in the next 5 minutes. At this point, the temple hasn't even BEGUN to be rebuilt.
It's also VERY subjective until in hindsight. I challenge anyone to read Isaiah, with a blank mind to the events of Jesus's death, and try to foresee how the events went down. There's no way. Even his own disciples couldn't fathom how things unfolded, and they were well versed in the entire Torah, Isaiah included. It's best for us to know and expect certain key events will happen, but not sit there watching every little world event as if Jesus will return in the next 5 minutes. At this point, the temple hasn't even BEGUN to be rebuilt.
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