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Looks to me like the OP is trying to get subscribers for his youtube page rather than being here for discussion.
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The burden of Damascus - Which is, according to the common version, The cities of Aroer are forsaken. It has already been observed by the learned prelate that the prophecy, as it relates to Damascus, was executed in the beginning of the reign of Ahaz, probably about the third year.
If we credit Midrash, the Damascenes were the most extensive and flagrant of all idolaters. "There were in Damascus three hundred and sixty-five streets, in each of these was an idol, and each idol had his peculiar day of worship; so that the whole were worshipped in the course of the year." This, or any thing like this, was a sufficient reason for this city's destruction.
A ruinous heap - For מעי mei, "a ruinous heap," the Septuagint reads לעי lei, "for a ruin," the Vulgate כעי kei, "as a ruin." I follow the former.
In regards to:
The burden of Damascus - Which is, according to the common version, The cities of Aroer are forsaken. It has already been observed by the learned prelate that the prophecy, as it relates to Damascus, was executed in the beginning of the reign of Ahaz, probably about the third year.
If we credit Midrash, the Damascenes were the most extensive and flagrant of all idolaters. "There were in Damascus three hundred and sixty-five streets, in each of these was an idol, and each idol had his peculiar day of worship; so that the whole were worshipped in the course of the year." This, or any thing like this, was a sufficient reason for this city's destruction.
A ruinous heap - For מעי mei, "a ruinous heap," the Septuagint reads לעי lei, "for a ruin," the Vulgate כעי kei, "as a ruin." I follow the former.
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I agree......his "the end came in 70 A.D." view does not even come close to passing the smell test...MOST have no understanding that a yet future context is woven in with the events that took place in the past as a prophetic utterance of what will take place at the end of the age......
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Just as people will die during the fulfillment of the prophecy, so they will globally during the fulfillment of all prophecy therefore we must pray for all people. God did nto crete anyone out of hatred. He creted all things out of love. Our reason is so lacking this all remains mystery until revealed.
MOST have no understanding that a yet future context is woven in with the events that took place in the past as a prophetic utterance of what will take place at the end of the age
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