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Abomination is used exclusively to describe things that are disgusting, loathsome and absolutely intolerable—things that are unacceptable to God. Christians would do well to take note of what God labels abominations. ...
In one of the Bible's best-known prophecies, Jesus Christ spoke of a coming "abomination of desolation." What did He mean? Has that prophecy come to pass?
What other parallels do we see? Part of the "abomination" of Antiochus involved the cessation of the daily temple sacrifices (Daniel 11:31). Yet Daniel's prophecy makes it clear that sacrifices will again be ended in ...
The abomination of desolation will not be placed until temple worship is restored. World affairs will be filled with events that are relevant and critical to the fulfillment of placing the Abomination of Desolation. T...
God holds us accountable for what we know. To blaspheme the Spirit is to reject God even when we know His power and sovereignty.
In response to participant questions, this Bible study begins to discuss the topic of the abomination of desolation, as mentioned in Daniel 12, and as Christ discusses in the Olivet Prophecy in Matthew 24:15. This is ...
Historically in the culture of the Church God a systematic concept with spiritual implications developed regarding what is commonly called The Place of Safety. This message raises questions and offers wide biblical an...
Understanding these two fulfillments of the abomination of desolation helps us know what to watch for in world events amidst the growing conflict, and chaos and violence. Now we’re going to discuss the abomination of ...
This Bible study focuses primarily on Daniel 8 and 11 -- 2300 Days Prophecy and Abomination of Desolation, continued
God reveals which animals - including fish and birds - are suitable and unsuitable for human consumption in Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14. Although the lists aren't exhaustive, He reveals guidelines for recognizing ...
