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It was trampled under foot by the gentiles (Romans) until 70 AD when the temple was destroyed. That was the end of the tribulation.Jerusalem will be trampled underfoot until the age of the gentiles end.
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Berlin, Moscow, Tokyo and Peking!! NEXT!!!All I know is that tomorrow we step into the Age of Aquarius which is supposed to represent a big step forward inSpiritual awareness and understanding .
How gradual this is , I have no idea
But separately I was informed that something huge would happen by year end. But until it happens I simply sit and wait with interest .
If Jerusalem disappears that is a bonus if magically no person suffers . I was wondering if there had been any single place that had been more of a nuisance in the last 2000 years
I cannot think of one .
Jerusalem will be trampled underfoot until the age of the gentiles end.
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"Gentile" is a vague term that likely means different peoples than most believe. The translators used it indiscriminately. A word study is useful.
True, but it is used indiscriminately when it applies to the other Israelite tribes or their descendants in the NT. In the OT it applies to anyone who isn't an Israelite.It just means not Jewish.
Gentile, person who is not Jewish. The word stems from the Hebrew term goy, which means a “nation,” and was applied both to the Hebrews and to any other nation.
The plural, goyim, especially with the definite article, ha-goyim, “the nations,” meant nations of the world that were not Hebrew.
The Jews use the term to describe 'the great unwashed' who aren't Jews.Isn't a gentile anyone that isn't Jewish? Or have I misunderstood what it meant all this time?
I never really heard the word used except in a movie or something so I never thought about it much
Oh dear , GregBerlin, Moscow, Tokyo and Peking!! NEXT!!!
As a Goy, I prefer Goyim.The Jews use the term to describe 'the great unwashed' who aren't Jews.
Also, generally a derogatory term.As a Goy, I prefer Goyim.
That was the end of "the tribulation of those days". However, the Jews and Romans continued to war with each other with disastrous effects on the Jews. 'The' tribulation is an end time event yet in the future.It was trampled under foot by the gentiles (Romans) until 70 AD when the temple was destroyed. That was the end of the tribulation.
Jerusalem is Jewish not gentile. What is the argument about ?
