That is what I remember is written in Daniel.
WHOSE decision?
What is decided [by whom?] on is desolation.
While I was picking up sticks today it occurred to me it is the believing one who is decided on desolation.
You say how so?
I think some people might say "God" has decided it. Other people will say it is already fulfilled thus of no consequence further on.
I can see that the people who say they are for Christ have decided on desolation. They are holding to their guns about standing for the error of God and they would stick by it even if it means the end of them. That is called martyrdom. But they would be martyred not for God but for the enemy of God who is called Satan. Let's just say Satan is the name for believing things that are not true.
Perhaps when it was written it was not so much a prophecy of real events coming but was an insight into the human psych.
It might mean there are people willing to die rather than to give up on their god or gods. We know there are people like that.
WHOSE decision?
What is decided [by whom?] on is desolation.
While I was picking up sticks today it occurred to me it is the believing one who is decided on desolation.
You say how so?
I think some people might say "God" has decided it. Other people will say it is already fulfilled thus of no consequence further on.
I can see that the people who say they are for Christ have decided on desolation. They are holding to their guns about standing for the error of God and they would stick by it even if it means the end of them. That is called martyrdom. But they would be martyred not for God but for the enemy of God who is called Satan. Let's just say Satan is the name for believing things that are not true.
Perhaps when it was written it was not so much a prophecy of real events coming but was an insight into the human psych.
It might mean there are people willing to die rather than to give up on their god or gods. We know there are people like that.
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