Revelation Notes in One PDF Document
Revelation eleven (11), explained verse by verse, shows the truth about the two witnesses and God’s call to study the sanctuary in Heaven while the antagonist of truth uses ideologies the enemy has been promulgating to deceive God’s people at the end of time. Study RevelationWithDaniel. It’s amazing!
In the slide located in 26.22 min ( out of 58.29 min) it says the daily sacrafice was taken away by reason of transgression ( Dan 8: 11-12 ), I was under the impression that the daily sacrafice was discontinued after the crucifixion, when the veil in the temple was torn into two.
Hello John. Thank you for asking. The word “daily” is not in the original text, and therefore, should not be considered in the interpretation of that verse. (You can know the word was included because of it being italicized in the literal translations.) For a better understanding of that word, please listen to this presentation: The Daily.
It’s true, the sacrifices were complete with the death of Christ on Calvary.
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Daniel and the Revelation by Uriah Smith
“the daily”
“8. By the little horn the daily sacrifice was taken away. This little horn must be understood to symbolize Rome in its entire history including its two phases, pagan and papal. These two phases are elsewhere spoken of as the “daily” (sacrifice is a supplied word) and the “transgression of desolation;” the daily (desolation) signifying the pagan form, and the transgression of desolation, the papal. (See on verse 13.) In the actions ascribed to this power, sometimes one form is spoken of, sometimes the other. “By him” (the
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papal form) “the daily” (the pagan form) “was taken away.” Pagan Rome was remodeled into papal Rome. And the place of his sanctuary, or worship, the city of Rome, was cast down. The seat of government was removed by Constantine in A.D.330 to Constantinople. This same transaction is brought to view in Rev.13:2, where it is said that the dragon, pagan Rome, gave to the beast, papal Rome, his seat, the city of Rome. “