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Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 3

Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 3

Ezekiel Chapter 26 VERSE 12 “They will plunder your riches and pillage your merchandise; they will break down your walls and destroy your pleasant houses; they will lay your stones, your timber, and your soil in the midst of the water.” Verse 12 as we had suggested at the beginning of our previous post, begins the first of the “many nations” (verse 3) following Nebuchadnezzar who would come against Tyre, in this instance the reference to laying the stones, timbers…

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Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 2

Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 2

Ezekiel Chapter 26 Verses 7–14 are a prophecy of the destruction by King Nebuchadnezzar of the first Tyre, when the city was on the mainland. Actually it appears only verses 7-11 pertain to the destruction of Tyre by Nebuchadnezzar, verses 12-14 appear to be more in regards to some of the other “nations” mentioned in verse 3 that would destroy Tyre beginning with the destruction brought by Alexander the Great and those aligned with him in 332 B.C. followed by…

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Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 1

Proclamation against Tyre and Sidon, Part 1

Ezekiel Chapter 26 Excerpts for this study come primarily from Brother Frank Shallieu’s studies on the Book of Ezekiel, and from other related Bible Student resources as well as my own personal studies. As with many prophecies, this prophecy has a dual application, not only referring to the destruction of literal Tyre, but of greater importance to us, the destruction of symbolic Tyre as well. Tyre symbolically represents ‘Babylon’ typing the kingdom of Satan. Tyre is likewise used as a…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 40

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 40

“THE TIME OF THE END” Although the Antichrist legally lost its persecuting power and sovereignty in 1799 A.D., it still exists as a system, and will not be destroyed finally till the full end of the “time of trouble such as never was,” spoken of by the prophet Daniel (12:1). This great time of trouble began in autumn of the year 1914 A.D., when the “times of the Gentiles” legally came to an end. Papacy is in itself one of…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 39

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 39

The “1260 Days” The “1260 days” (years) is the period during which the true Church of God was in the “wilderness” condition. She fled thither on account of the persecutions inflicted upon her by the Apostate Church, named “Jezebel,” which was set up in power in 539 A.D. (See Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. II, page 256). The year 1799 A.D. was the end of these 1260 symbolical days of persecuting power, and the following year, 1800 A.D., was the…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 38

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 38

The “1335 Days” In addition to the “70 weeks” and “2300 days,” the Great Pyramid corroborates the three other time-prophecies contained in the book of Daniel, namely, the “1260 days,” the “1290 days,” and the “1335 days.” It also corroborates the period of the “time of the end.” (These prophecies are fully explained in Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. III.) A careful comparison of Dan. 12:7-12, and 8:11-14, shows that all the time prophecies of Daniel are related to each…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 37

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 37

The “2300 Days” The year of Nehemiah’s commission, besides being the commencement of the prophetic period of the 70 weeks, formed also the starting-point of another of Daniel’s time-prophecies, namely, the “2300 days,” at the end of which the “Sanctuary” was to be cleansed (Dan. 8:14). The 2300 days was the first of the prophetic periods to be communicated to Daniel. He was greatly exercised concerning this vision (See Dan. 8:26, 27), and prayed to God, confessing his own and…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 36

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 36

The “Seventy Weeks” The honor of becoming members in the great spiritual Seed of Abraham was the exclusive privilege of the people of Israel till the end of their “seventy weeks” of favor (See Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. II Chapter 3). It is interesting to note that the complete period of 4162 years of the world’s history from the time of Adam’s fall till the end of Israel’s 70 weeks, is equally divided into two grand periods of 2081…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 35

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 35

THE JUBILEE An outstanding year in the history of the nation of Israel was that on which fell their last typical jubilee, 626 B.C. As pointed out in Section XXII (“Rest and Restitution” Part 23 and 24 in our study), God commanded the nation of Israel to observe every 50th year in a very special manner. The land was to be wrought for six years, allowed to rest on the seventh, and then after seven of these periods of seven,…

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Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 34

Time Features of the Great Pyramid, Part 34

The Four Empires Parallels   “According to the Prophet Daniel’s inspired interpretation, each of the four sections of the great metallic image seen in vision by Nebuchadnezzar, symbolized a phase of the Gentile dominion (Dan. 2). In another vision, granted to Daniel (Chap. 7), these phases are seen in a different aspect. From Nebuchadnezzar’s viewpoint the Gentile nations were to be admired as being like a great man; but from the view-point of God’s servant they appeared beast-like. Thus: Universal…

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