1183 The Third Temple Will Be Rebuilt | Daniel’s 70th Week

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1183 The Third Temple Will Be Rebuilt | Daniel’s 70th Week 

8 Mar 2026 Jesus confirmed Daniel’s prophecy of the abomination of desolation, a future event marking the midpoint of Daniel’s 70th week. This event, involving the antichrist’s desecration of a future temple, is a key turning point in the tribulation period. The repeated time expressions in Revelation and Daniel emphasise the precision of this divinely marked midpoint. 

Key points

  •  * Confirmation of Daniel’s Prophecy: Jesus confirmed Daniel’s prophecy about the abomination of desolation as a future event in Matthew 24:15-21. * Connection to the Great Tribulation: The abomination of desolation is directly connected to an unprecedented time of global trouble known as the Great Tribulation. * Geographic Specificity: The prophecy specifically mentions Judea and instructs people in that region to flee, indicating a real event with a specific geographic location. * Midpoint of Daniel’s 70th Week: The Holy Spirit highlights the midpoint of Daniel’s 70th week using various time expressions. * Time Expressions for the Tribulation: 42 months, 1,260 days, and time, times, and half a time all represent the same 3.5-year period of the tribulation. * Significance of the Midpoint: The midpoint of the tribulation is marked by the abomination of desolation, a key event described in Daniel 9:27 and Matthew 24:15. * Temple Desecration as a Turning Point: The last seven years of the end times are divided into two equal halves, with the midpoint marked by the antichrist’s desecration of the temple. * Antichrist’s Self-Deification: The antichrist will sit in the temple of God, presenting himself as divine, in a cataclysmic act of self-deification. * Future Temple’s Significance: The future temple is central to the antichrist’s political and religious takeover, not just a symbol of general wickedness.

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