Abomination of desolation
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Abomination. An inclean thing, An idol,
9199 שִׁקּוּץ (šiq·qûṣ): n.masc.; ≡ Str 8251; TWOT 2459b—1. LN 53.33–53.40 vileness, i.e., a state of detestable uncleanness (Hos 9:10+); 2. LN 53.33–53.40 vile idol, i.e., an idol, and the pagan god which it represents, with a special focus of being an abominable, repulsive thing which causes covenantal uncleanness (Dt 29:16[EB 17]; 1Ki 11:5, 7; 2Ki 23:13,24; 2Ch 15:8; Isa 66:3; Jer 4:1; 7:30; 13:27; 16:18; 32:34; Eze 5:11; 7:20; 11:18, 21; 20:7, 8, 30; 37:23+), see also domain LN 6.96–6.101; 3. LN 53.33–53.40 filth, i.e., a vile object which can be thrown, and contact brings abhorrence and uncleanness (Na 3:6+); 4. LN 53.33–53.40 forbidden food, i.e., any of the food which cause uncleanness (Zec 9:7+), see also domain LN 5.1–5.22; 5. LN 53.33–53.40 unit: שִׁקּוּץ שָׁמֵם (šiq·qûṣ šā·mēm)1 abomination that causes desolation, a horrible thing which defiles, i.e., an object or event causing the vacating of a holy site (Da 9:27; 11:31; 12:11+)
שׁקט (šqṭ): see 9200
שִׁקּוּץ, שִׁקֻּץ: pl. שִׁקּוּצִים, cs. שִׁקּוּצֵי, sf. שִׁקּוּצֶיךָ, שִׁקּוּצֵיהֶם:—1. (pagan) abominable idol 2 K 23:24, of Milcom 1 K 11:5 &c.;—2. s.thg abominable (related to pagan cult) Na 3:6.
שִׁקֻּץ shiqqûts, shik-koots’; from 8262; disgusting, i.e. filthy; espec. idolatrous or (concr.) an idol:— abominable filth (idol, -ation), detestable (thing).
†שִׁקּוּץ S8251 TWOT2459b GK9199, שִׁקֻּץ S8263 TWOT2459b GK9211 n.m. Dn 11:31 detested thing;—abs. שִׁקּוּץ Dn 11:31; 12:11, cstr. שִׁקֻּץ 1 K 11:5 +; pl. שִׁקּוּצִים 2 Ch 15:8, שִׁקֻּצִים 2 K 23:24; cstr. שִׁקּוּצֵי Ez 20:7, 8; sf. שִׁקּוּצֵיהֶם Je 16:18 +, etc.—detested thing, epith. of Isr. Ho 9:10 (si vera l.; not elsewhere bef. Dt); of filth Na 3:6; appar. of unclean food Zc 9:7 (as שֶׁקֶץ); of idols (often || תּוֹעֵבָה, גִּלּוּל, etc.), Dt 29:16; 2 K 23:13, 24; Is 66:3; Je 4:1; 7:30 = 32:34; 13:27; 16:18; Ez 5:11; 7:20; 11:18, 21; 20:7, 8, 30; 37:23; of idolatrous practices Dn 9:27, but read prob. as 11:31 (so 𝔊 Θ), and כַּנּוֹ for כנף (v. Dr); שׁ׳ (םְ)שֹׁמֵם 11:31; 12:11 detested thing causing horror is the heathen altar erected in temple by Ant. Epiph., with (prob.) a statue of Zeus Olympios = (Ph.) בעלשמם lord of heaven; the prophet puts שִׁקּוּץ for בעל, and (םְ)שֹׁמֵם) for שָׁמַיִם; cf. Nes iv (1884), 248 Che 105 Dr Dn.
Here you see from multiple hebrew lexicons and sources that the word abominations or abominable means an Idol. And unclean thing, which makes the holy place unclean (ie unusable) we even have historical precidence when we see antiochus epiphanies commit this abomination by slaughering a pig in the Holy of Holies, also prophesied in Daniel. Which ended up causing the maccabean revolt.
However in this case, jesus himself said when you SEE the ABOMINATION spoken of by Daniel STANDING in the HOLY PLACE. Then something major is about to happen (in this case the great tribulation such as has never been seen on earth before. Nor will ever be seen after, So severe in fact, jesus himself will have to put an end to it, because if he did not all flesh would die.
No. The abomination was not the roman army in 70 AD. The roman army in 70 AD did what Gabriel said they would do. They DESTROYED the city and sanctuary, and left them desolate. That is NOT the abomination which makes a holy place or temple desolate (unlean). Thats total destruction by an army, which makes everything desolate.
You know bible reading is cheating? Lol.. Where do you think I get my believe from Hal Lindsey? HA HA HA.. Who do you get yours from? If you read the bible. I doubt you would get what you see.. You would see the abomination as what it is, not what some man told you.
