<TITLE>07. Par -</TITLE>L-67-53 Now, the Advent brethren, the Seventh-day Advent brethren, they believe that--that Jerusalem will again be compassed about with armies. Well, now, that could be true, 'cause Scripture has a compound meaning many times.
And how many knows the Scripture has a compound meaning to every prophecy? Sure does. Yes, sir. It'll say it and mean it just exactly to this time, and turn right around and repeat it again back over here somewhere. See? Like... And I'll refer to one of them if I can think of it right quick. Oh, yes, here's one in Luke... In Matthew 2, said, "And Jesus was called out of Egypt that it might be fulfilled which was spoke of by the prophet, saying, 'My... I've called My son out of Egypt.'"
Now, that prophecy, referring back in there by the prophet, was exactly referring to Israel (which was God's son) He called out of Egypt (That's right.) in--in Genesis and Exodus. But it--it was referred to--to there, but was repeating again. "Out of Thy..." Israel was God's son. You know that. He told Pharaoh, said, "You..." Said that "You--you..." what he had done to His son, that He would take the life... He wouldn't let His son go, so Pharaoh... God taken Pharaoh's son from... and... or the death angel that night. So it's a compound meaning.

L-67-56 And so, now, as Jerusalem compassed about with armies, but literally, historically, that was during about A.D. 96 when Titus had besieged Jerusalem. But now watch this closely; you can see the different. Now, I believe that Jerusalem will be compassed about with armies again at the end time. But I believe this here was comparing with when Titus besieged it, when the desolation bear out.
Now, "The desolation," speaking was when Daniel, the prophet... "standing in the holy place." Notice, he said, "When you see the abomination that maketh desolation standing in the holy place..." See, the abomination, "abomination" is "unclean." "That maketh desolation..." Desolate "do away with," is to "destroy." "When you see the abomination that maketh desolation standing in the holy place..." Scripturally fulfilled when Titus besieged Jerusalem, took their...

L-68-58 In beginning of this chapter where they was asking Him, "When will the end time be? And what will be the signs of the coming of the--of Christ?" And they told Him about the temple, how it was, how goodly it was adorned with great stones and things. He said, "There'll come a time when there won't even be one stone left upon another, that this will be tore down." He begin to give them signs and wonders. Then Jesus speaking now, turns now to Daniel, to fulfill, 'cause all prophecy must dovetail one with the other. The whole Scripture is not broken nowhere.
Jesus said, "The Scriptures cannot be broken." Amen. And there... Am I going to heaven? Sure, I am. The Scriptures cannot be broken. To you who don't believe in signs and miracles and wonders, how could you get away from that Scripture? The Scriptures cannot be broken, no more than Christ can (up here above), can be done away with. Just as His great body above, and every move of His body reflects a motion down here on the earth, it's bound to be. Then if Christ... if your... Divine healing, the power of God is taken from the literal church, or the spiritual church here on earth, then it's been taken from Christ. He no more...


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