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Sermon on
The 7000 Year Theory Series:
Part 5: Have we less than 20 Years? |
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By C. B. Pepper
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This is the fifth and final of a series of 5
sermons which examine the 7000 Year Theory. In sermon
Part 1 we
looked at the introduction of sin into this world and God revealing
His Plan of Redemption. In Part 2 we looked at the days
of Noah and the antediluvian world and saw parallels to our
world today. In Part 3 we looked at the coming of Jesus as the
Passover lamb and the significance of this to the plan of
redemption. In
Part 4
we looked at when Christ was crucified. In Part 5 we look at the
destruction of Jerusalem and consider whether it is possible to
predict the Second Coming of Christ. We also consider what will
transpire in the last 1000 years of the 7000 year theory.
Final Warnings to the
Jews
In 66 AD, just
3½ years prior to the siege of Jerusalem and the
destruction of Herod's temple the Jewish historian
Josephus recorded several dramatic events and
warnings that concerned the Temple worship system at
Jerusalem (War, Book 6. ch.5.) and foretold the end
of the Temple worship system at Jerusalem. The
following are just a few of the many warnings of
impending disaster to come upon Jerusalem.
1. During the Feast of Unleavened Bread in 66 A.D.
(3½ years prior to destruction of temple),
at about 3 in the morning, a light as bright as
daylight appeared around the altar for half an hour.
Although some thought it was a good sign, the
scribes understood it to be a precursor to the
supernatural events that followed during the Feast:
A heifer being led for
sacrifice was said to have given birth to a lamb in
the midst of the Temple. Around midnight, during
the Feast, the huge eastern gate of the inner court
of the temple, which was made of brass and normally
took twenty men to shut, opened on its own. Josephus
says that this was understood by knowledgeable men
to mean that the Temple's protection had vanished
and that the gate was opened for the benefit of
their enemies. These enlightened men publicly
declared that this sign foreshadowed the disaster
that was coming on them (Wars IV,5,3).
2. On the twenty first of the month of Iyar, just
before sunset, chariots and soldiers in armour were
seen running about in the clouds around the city.
See
Lk.21:20.
3. During the night portion of the day of Pentecost
in 66 A.D., as the priests were entering the inner
court of the Temple, they felt a quaking and heard a
great noise and a sound like a great multitude of
voices saying, "Let us remove hence".
4. Jewish historical records state that the shekinah
glory departed the Temple at that time and remained
over the Mount of Olives for
3½ years,
during which time, a voice could sometimes be heard
coming from the mount pleading for the Jews to
repent. See Midrash
Lamentations 2:11. It is said
that, just before the Roman's final siege of
Jerusalem, that this light which appeared over the
Mount of Olives disappeared into the heavens.
The Jews failed to heed these and many other
warnings to repent of their sins and return to their
God in humble obedience. If indeed the nation of
Israel began its covenant relationship with the
Creator God on the day of Pentecost at the foot of
Mount Sinai, it ended this relationship on the day
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