Post by neural on Nov 18, 2019 1:04:07 GMT -6
Watching a video about the Ezekiel war, and it is stated in chapter 39 that in the aftermath, that the people of Israel will burn the weapons and such left after God saves Israel for 7 years.
Many believe that the Ezekiel war starts at the beginning of the tribulation.
I see a bit of a math problem here, because it is half way through the tribulation that the jews flee and are protected by God for the later half of that 7 year period. It would seem to me that the burning of the weapons from the Ezekiel war at that point would not be possible. Additionally, the scripture (Ezekiel 39:9-10) seems to elude to the activity of burning the weapons as something that has closure. Something that will definitely be completed, not something that will be interrupted half way through.
I see a bit of contradiction between this and the belief that the war is the start of the tribulation. Does anyone have any insight on this?
Many believe that the Ezekiel war starts at the beginning of the tribulation.
I see a bit of a math problem here, because it is half way through the tribulation that the jews flee and are protected by God for the later half of that 7 year period. It would seem to me that the burning of the weapons from the Ezekiel war at that point would not be possible. Additionally, the scripture (Ezekiel 39:9-10) seems to elude to the activity of burning the weapons as something that has closure. Something that will definitely be completed, not something that will be interrupted half way through.
I see a bit of contradiction between this and the belief that the war is the start of the tribulation. Does anyone have any insight on this?
