Who does Les identify as the Creator God of the universe?
Christ is the Creator God of the universe. He is the very author of this Book, and He Himself refers to the verse in Daniel about the abomination of desolation. This identification is emphasized: Christ is the Creator God of the universe.
Les teaches that Christ is the Creator God of the universe. He emphasizes that Christ is the very author of the Book and that He Himself refers to the verse in Daniel about the abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel the prophet. Les points out that Jesus, in His earthly ministry, speaks to the twelve as if these events will happen in their lifetime, giving no indication of a long time span. This is in accord with all Scripture until the Apostle Paul, when God tells Ananias not to fear Saul of Tarsus, because He has commissioned him as the Apostle of the Gentiles in Acts chapter 9. Les notes this contrast: Jesus speaks as if these things are about to happen, while Paul's commission marks a change. Les also likes to emphasize time words.