Upon whom are the judgments in Daniel's prophecy poured?
The judgments in Daniel's prophecy are poured upon the desolator, identified in the context as the man Antichrist. These include the trumpet and bowl judgments of Revelation, occurring in the last three and a half years, and they are poured upon him.
Les explains that the overspreading of abominations will make the temple desolate until the consummation, meaning the end. All things foretold in Revelation—the trumpet judgments and the bowl judgments—will happen on earth in the last three and a half years. Daniel refers to these, and they will be poured upon the desolator, the man Antichrist, who comes from his place, defiles the temple, turns on the Jew, and takes away their freedom of worship.
What events is Daniel referring to when he speaks of the overspreading of abominations?
Daniel's overspreading of abominations refers to the Antichrist's end-time desolation of the temple and the judgments foretold in Revelation, especially the trumpet and bowl judgments during the last three and a half years. It includes his defiling the temple, turning on the Jews, removing their worship, and Israel's remnant fleeing Judea.
Which judgments happen on earth during the last three and a half years?
During the last three and a half years, the trumpet judgments and the bowl judgments occur on earth. These are the things foretold in the book of Revelation and referred to by Daniel. They are poured upon the desolator, which is the man Antichrist.
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Who are the judgments of the last three and a half years poured out upon?
The determined judgments will be poured out upon the desolator, who is the man Antichrist.
Who is the desolator that the foretold judgments are poured upon?
The judgments foretold will be poured out upon the desolator, who is the man Antichrist.
What event began Daniel's 490-year prophecy?
Daniel's 490-year prophecy began with Nehemiah's return to Jerusalem to rebuild the city walls.