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  A Scribe With a History - The Humility of Growth 15.09.2026 1sa 8dk

  So I started today like it was going to be another Parable podcast. But it was a single line and didn’t feel too difficult to grasp. I had in my notes that we were going to cover Matthew 13-51-52 as a Parable podcast but it was short and honestly didn’t need a lot of teaching. I still hold to the idea that it is not worthy of a separate parable study. But I couldn’t walk past the scripture that is pointing straight back at me. And so today is a bit more of a personal deep dive into the journey through Rabbit Holes and Meditations. What it is. What it isn’t. The approach and the philosophy associated with the teaching and the information produced and delivered by this podcast. Admittedly, it’s a bit longer than usual but I may take tomorrow off (not sure), so you can listen to this over two days. At the very least, I hope you find it enlightening, and refreshing. Notes for A Scribe With a History Episode Link:
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  The Lamp on the Stand - Redux 14.09.2026 50dk

  You might be tempted to skip this. The Lamp on the Stand is often taught as part of the Salt and Light parable from Matthew. But strip Matthew from the equation, focus only on Luke and Mark and you get a completely different take on the Parable of the Lamp on the Stand. Often, we try to harmonize texts across gospels. In this case, if you take that approach, you miss a LOT of what Luke and Mark are telling you.  Let’s face it, we live in a distracted world.How often do you walk into a room, or a lecture, or sit down to a movie, and discover you can recall the last 30 minutes.  Or you’re a chapter into a book and you realize I have no idea what I just read. It happens to all of us. Even with the person who, in that moment, deserves your whole attention. Your mind is elsewhere. So let me put it a different way. If you were in the room with Jesus, and He was saying something to you, how closely would you be listening? Everybody hearing this is going to sit up straight — if they’re listening — and say, of course! Well. Do you give that same attention to His spoken words? This is how a parable can be a parable of a parable. It hides its meaning in plain sight, and the Lamp on the Stand is a parable exactly about that. Listening is to hearing what perceiving is to seeing. You can hear it, but are you listening. You can read the words on the page, but did you get it.  Confused yet? Welcome to parables. They are meant to be meditated upon. The lamp on the stand is way deeper than you think! Episode Link:
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  Awake When He Comes 11.09.2026 49dk

  Perhaps the best test for watchfulness is for times when you could be wrong. We considered the possibility of the person holding on to the pretribulation rapture theology. He has a chart. He knows the order. He knows which stage he will not be here for. And it doesn’t happen the way he knew it would... Jesus told His disciples something else. He sealed the hour and He said so. And then He told them exactly what they would be here for: synagogues, magistrates, delivered up, afflicted, killed. In the same discourse as the door. Before the door. This parable is not spoken to seekers. It is spoken to a flock He has just told not to fear. To disciples who confess Him before men and expect to pay for it. To Peter, who asked the question everyone wants answered — is this for us, or for all? — and got a steward set over a household instead. If you have charge over anyone, the answer was for you. The command is not to guess. The command is to be found. Loins girded. Lights burning. Awake. The Greek is a state, not a motion. The same in the second watch as the third. The same whether He seems near or seems late. And when He knocks, the door opens at once — because the servant wanted this all night. One servant fails, and he does not fail by sleeping. He fails by deciding. My lord delayeth his coming. And on the strength of a schedule he wrote himself, he starts eating the household’s food and beating the household’s people. Then: The lord of that servant will come in a day when he looketh not for him, and at an hour when he is not aware. Read that again if you own a chart. Because the mirror image of that servant is the one who wrote a different schedule — not late, but soon, and before it costs anything. His lamp is lit. He thinks he is watching. But his watching has a clause the Master never wrote, and he has been trained for none of the stages Jesus said were coming, because he was told he would be gone. When the lawlessness arrives on Jesus’ timetable instead of his, that servant is unprepared by definition. Not because his lamp went out. Because it was lit for the wrong thing. The thief comes only to the dark house. Ye, brethren, are not in darkness. Watch and be sober. The apostles named the cure with the one word the drunk steward lacked. The stakes are simple. Not when. What He finds. A door that opens at once, or a house broken through. A household fed, or a household beaten. A servant found so — the same in every watch — or a servant caught at a table he decided was his. And for the one who was taught wrong and acted on it, the parable has a category: few stripes. Mercy, and stripes, together. Do not take this episode’s word for it. Open Luke 12 and read the whole chapter before you read verse 35. Read Matthew 24:4–13 and ask who ye is. Read 1 Thessalonians 5 and Revelation 16:15 and ask where the thief-saying sits. The Bereans received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so. Search. Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/awake-when-he-comes/
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  The Danger of Believing in the Pre-Tribulation Rapture 09.09.2026 39dk

  Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer was the subject of a recent podcast. However, once we landed on the identity of the restrainer, we noticed a whole new window of revelation open. The baseball coach or the tennis coach refers to the follow-through. You don’t swing at the ball; you swing through it. Done correctly, the ball flies much farther. The original article opened some doors that were literally that - open. Once you walk through the doors, you see what’s on the other side with amazing clarity. I do have to be careful, but honestly, I feel a little slighted. I have been taught pre-tribulation rapture my entire life. There seems to be a fine line between intentional deception and a teacher who believes what he is telling you, even if it is wrong. In either case, “let no man deceive you” comes into play. The bottom line is to do what we’re doing. Be and act like a Berean. The source material includes the original article - Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer. Then, as we landed on the conclusion, we investigated further and discovered that the entire world of Revelation opens up with this interpretation (very cleanly I might add) We created a companion article to highlight some of the major differences. This podcast covers what we uncovered and focuses on what the direct reading opens. We’ll post both the expanded article and the companion that highlights what Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer led us to uncover. Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer - Expanded Notes for The Danger of Believing in the Pre-Tribulation Rapture Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-danger-of-believing-in-the-pre-tribulation-rapture/
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  Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer 08.09.2026 54dk

  There’s a passage that was uttered by Paul in Thessalonians that has puzzled Christians for centuries: 2 Thessalonians 2-5-7. Something or someone was restraining the full appearance of the lawless one until God’s appointed time. Paul assumes his readers knew the identity of this restraining force from previous teaching. There are many theories and that’s all that you can call them. And that’s how we left it in our prior podcast. But then I decided to dig deeper on the premise that no, we don’t have Paul’s specific teaching on the subject, though he clearly had told the Thessalonians who the restrainer was. In fact, he seems pretty definitive about the idea that they would already know when he brought it up in his second letter. We don’t have to guess! Paul studies scripture. He wasn’t just making it up. Can we dig deep into scripture and discover clues to understand what Paul was alluding to? The answer is yes. But there is one other piece of the puzzle we had not considered. And we decided for the sake of this topic, it would be a useful resource. The first century Christians did not hold fast to the biblical Canon the way we have it today. There was a book that our Canon even quotes but the book it quotes is not in the Canon. We decided to consult 1 Enoch and we think we have solid footing to do so. Doing so provides solid clues to what Paul is referring to. We’re not stating it as doctrine. So far, nobody as labeled the restrainer in any theory put forth as doctrine and we won’t either. But what we did find is fascinating. Notes for Solving the Mystery of the Restrainer Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/solving-the-mystery-of-the-restrainer/
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  The Parables of the Divided House and the Strong Man 06.09.2026 39dk

  They watched Him heal a man who was blind and mute, and they called it the devil. Nobody in that crowd said the man was still blind. Nobody said the demon was still there. The miracle was admitted in full. Then the men in charge — the scribes down from Jerusalem, the Pharisees who had already met to decide how to kill Him — gave it a new name. This fellow doth not cast out devils, but by Beelzebub the prince of the devils. They did not say it to His face. They said it to the crowd. The crowd had just asked the right question — Is not this the son of David? — and the leadership answered it for them, out loud, where everyone could hear. He heard it. He knew what they were thinking. And He turned and answered the men who said it. Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation. If Satan is casting out Satan, Satan is at war with himself, and his kingdom is coming down. Look at his kingdom. It is standing. It has never stood better. Whatever is driving these devils out, it is not the devil. Then He told them what it was. If I cast out devils by the Spirit of God, then the kingdom of God is come unto you. A strong man keeps his house. His goods are in peace. Until someone stronger walks in, binds him, strips him of the armour he trusted, and starts carrying his goods out the front door in daylight. That is what an exorcism is. That is what the crowd had just watched. The strong man was bound. The plunder had begun. And the man doing the carrying was standing right in front of them. The crowd thought they were watching an argument between a healer and his critics. They were not. And He told them so. He that is not with me is against me; and he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad. No middle. Not for the Pharisees. Not for the crowd. Not for the reasonable man standing at the back waiting to see how it turned out. Two houses. Nowhere to stand between them. Then He named the sin. Not a mystery. Not something a believer stumbles into by accident. They saw the Spirit of God set a man free and called it Satan. A word against the Son of man can be forgiven. That cannot. Then the last picture. The spirit goes out. The house is swept and empty. He comes back with seven worse than himself, and the last state of that man is worse than the first. He does not say how a house stays full. He leaves you standing in the clean, empty room. Which house are you in? Not which one you admire. Which one you are in. Do not take our word for it. The Bereans searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so. Open Matthew 12. Open Mark 3. Open Luke 11. Read what He said to the men who called Him the devil — and then read what He said to everyone else who was listening. Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-parables-of-the-divided-house-and-the-strong-man/
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  The Parachute and the Vine 04.09.2026 57dk

  If you haven’t heard Ray Comfort’s sermon called ”Hell’s Best Kept Secret”, it is worth listening to. It is a fair indictment of the use of the altar call and the sinner’s prayer. Revealed by his own analysis, ”80 to 90% of those making decisions for Christ were falling away from the faith that is modern evangelism with its methods was creating something like 80 to 90 backsliders with every hundred decisions for Christ.” He goes on to cite this statistic: ”in 294,000 decisions for Christ in just one year from 11,500 churches unfortunately they could only find 14,000 in fellowship which means they could not account for 280,000 of their decisions.” That is the underlying inspiration for Ray Comfort’s evangelical pursuits. It is worth noting that I’m not criticizing. In fact, that very sermon is what inspired today’s message. I simply asked, would Ray Comfort’s approach improve the result over the altar call and the sinner’s prayer he preaches against. Well, maybe, to some extent. But I think someone that has been confronted by Ray in his approach can just as well be left there holding a conclusion he does not know how to reckon with. Ray’s explanation of what the law does is profound and that’s originally what got my attention. But if you leave a person standing there holding on to the revelation that he is not the good person he thinks he is; you even tell him he must repent; who do you leave standing there on the corner of that testimony? No amount of sound-bitten theology is going to be effective. That’s what we tackle in today’s podcast. Notes for the Parachute and the Vine (see episode link) Ray Comforts Sermon from YouTube: https://youtu.be/79aPKvTV4qE?si=nUfyQQTU5My-gxVP Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-parachute-and-the-vine/
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  Confronting The Dispensational View of End Times with the Actual Biblical Text 03.09.2026 50dk

  We’ve fallen for this, I admit it. I mean us too. Rabbit Holes and Meditations is a journey. You can easily pull up our podcasts on Rapture and see a variety of interpretations. We don’t hide what we used to believe. The point is that we keep searching. Today, I rest in this one thought. If a person can imagine an end times scenario where he is looking up to the heavens and wondering why he is still standing there and his brother was taken, wondering why perhaps his brother was raptured and he was not, then he is not reading the text. That person is listening to somebody’s framework of how end times is going to happen. That person has not read the text. He’s living in a fantasy of biblical proportions. It makes for a great movie. You, my Christian brothers and sisters, will not be standing there or left behind. You won’t even be looking for that lightening return for all the eyes to see because when that day happens, you’ll be lifted. Not before and not secretly. There will be zero doubt. “For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first. Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.” No secret rapture. No twisting the text to mean something it doesn’t. Perhaps it’s time to stop listening to the popular online theologians - because that drama is exactly what invites the popularity of their social media channels. Rapture theory only brushes the surface of the level of detail that dispensational charts will have you wandering into. Today, we tackle some of the most prominent dispensational claims and redirect your gaze at the text. Notes for Confronting the Dispensational View Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/confronting-the-dispensational-view-of-end-times-with-the-actual-biblical-text
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  End Times Expectations - Without the Charts 02.09.2026 35dk

  I know you’re hearing it in every religious circle. We are in end times. Right? It’s right around the corner. We will see Christ return in our lifetime. There is a lot going on in the world. Iran! AI! Economic uncertainty. Christian persecution (if you’re not seeing this, you have to perhaps look outside your own social bubble), Political uncertainty. Transhumanism. Israel instability. Ukraine. and on and on. And very often, in that same circle, the is a person with the charts - mapping out the sequences and the timelines. He has it down to a science. And he’s dogmatic about it. Go beyond that person and you’ll find those like him all over the web doing exactly the same thing. Today, we step back from all that and turn to scripture, not the charts... not the concoctions of men who think they have solved some puzzle not meant to be a puzzle at all. We listen to what Jesus actually said. We turn our heads away from the charts, look at the words on the page, lift our heads and rest in His words. Stop the anxiety of guessing. Notes for End Times Expectations - Without the Charts Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/end-times-expectations-without-the-charts/
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  The Blind Leading the Blind 01.09.2026 44dk

  You’re in a discussion and Jesus is pointing out the obvious errors of a person you recognize. The example is plain to everyone. You’re all nodding up and down in concert. Yeah, I know that guy. Then something lights up in the deep dark recesses of your brain. It’s only a faint spark but it’s there. It is the spark of recognition, and the recognition is that Jesus is actually talking about you. Don’t be ashamed... you were all nodding up and down. You are all there with the same level of conviction (or should be). Notes for the Blind Leading the Blind Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-blind-leading-the-blind/
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  The Medicine and the Miracle 31.08.2026 58dk

  There is going to come a time where you question what you should be doing vs. what God can and will or will not do. Ultimately the outcome is His, so you ask yourself, what’s the point of me even trying to do something, really? Not to take the credit but to contribute in whatever way you can in the outcome. You have the motivation and the desire; you don’t want any of the credit. You just want the issue solved and you can’t just stand idly by. It is a tension worth wrestling with. Notes for The Medicine and the Miracle Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-medicine-and-the-miracle/
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  To Judge or Not To Judge 28.08.2026 24dk

  You’ve heard it, usually from the person who is suggesting that you may be right in principle, but you have no right to point the finger. Well... it’s more complicated than that. Notes for To Judge or Not to Judge Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/to-judge-or-not-to-judge/
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  Not Whether, But What - Mohammed's Mysterious Confrontation 27.08.2026 33dk

  I was just watching the news this morning and wondering what the world would be like if we consumed our Bible like we do the news. Soundbites curated by those hearing the news and changing the channel or switching to a different feed when the news doesn’t just fit what you believe to be true. I think we live our daily lives in our own curated state of delusion sometimes. So today, you are confronted with the debate of the Christian and the Muslim. You switch to the proper channel that feeds your belief. The question is, is that really helpful? I know today’s podcast is short, and we don’t intend to cover the entire history of each, but maybe you can walk away from this with a little more empathy for this person, Mohammed, without conceding a single point the Muslim wants to throw out as a sound-bitten opposition to your faith. Notes for Not Whether but What Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/not-whether-but-what-mohammeds-mysterious-confrontation/
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  I'm a Good Person 24.08.2026 32dk

  A genuinely good person can be one of the hardest people to approach. We tackle this subject straight on with the person (either an non-practicing believer or even an atheist) who says: ”I’m a good person. If God is a Loving God, and I believe He is, then I’ll see you in heaven.” I’m A Good Person Article Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/im-a-good-person/
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  The Handoff - Engineering the Mass Deception of End Times 22.08.2026 46dk

  We recently discussed two corrections associated with modern Biblical prophecy. The Holy of Holies of Bible Prophecy, and The Continual were discussed in previous podcasts deconstructing the text in Daniel 9 and in Daniel 12 respectively. This podcast posits the theory that there are two deceptions running concurrently. There is the false religion which details the Islam religion. It is not just a counterfeit to Christianity, it’s end times eschatology mirrors Christian end times even with a cast of characters that looks oddly like the Christion cast… but inverted. The Handoff asks what happens to a Christian caught within the context of a theological tradition that is represented by dispensational theology - specifically the idea that there is a 7 year tribulation, a peace treaty that is broken in the middle, and a rapture of the church before the tribulation period begins. What if that Christian is living in the midst of end times and his rapture never comes. Basically, he’s a theological sitting duck and interestingly, the other deception, the false religion of Islam is right there to pick up the ball. The deception has two components. First there is a false religion. That is outside the Christian faith but leverages much of the Christian framework within its own construct. The second deception is inside the church. That is the traditional 7 year tribulation which includes the rapture that takes place before all the bad stuff happens. The Continual and The Holy of Holies of Bible Prophecy show that the 7 year tribulation and specifically the pretribulation rapture is a trap, a red herring. The greatest deception ever concocted, centuries in the making is when the end times of these two narratives collide. The question is how many Christians will be standing there in end times and wondering what happened. When their faith is fractured and they are ripe for the picking. Episode Notes - The Handoff Episode Links: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-handoff-engineering-mass-deception-of-end-times/
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  Salt and Light - The Impossible Math of Matthew 20.08.2026 25dk

  You have heard this one preached as encouragement. Be salty. Shine bright. Make a difference. That is not what is happening on that hillside. Look at who is standing there. Matthew tells us exactly who came. The sick. The tormented. The demon-possessed. The lunatic. The palsied. They came from Galilee and Decapolis and Judaea and from beyond Jordan. Matthew names their afflictions and he names where they came from. He names no rulers. No elders. No men of standing. And two verses earlier He has told them they will be reviled and persecuted and slandered. Those are the people He turns to. And He says: Ye are the salt of the earth. Not you could be. Not you will be if you try harder. Present tense. Already true. Spoken over people the world had thrown away. Then He says something that should stop you cold. But if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? Read it carefully. The thing that goes unsalted is not the salt. Salt is not salted. It is the earth. And there is no other salt — He named these people and no one else. And the salt those people used was not the pure thing you keep on your counter. It came out of the flats mixed with everything else that was down there. Leave a batch of it long enough in a damp place and the salt draws out of the mixture. What is left fills the same jar. Weighs about the same. Looks the same grey. Nothing about it announces what has gone. That is the failure He picked. Slow. Silent. Done to you rather than by you. Caused by nothing more dramatic than sitting where you sat, in contact with what moved through you. And it explains why He never answers His own question. Leached salt is not weak salt. It is not salt at all. It is the residue that was always mixed in, and there is nothing left in it to bring back. Then He switches pictures. A lamp under a basket. Still lit. Still burning. Lighting nothing. Everything intact except the one thing that mattered. Both pictures fail the same way. Salt works by being unlike what it is in. A lamp shows by being unlike the dark. Stop being unlike, and there is nothing left to do. Look at where the salt ends up — trodden under foot of men, ground into the road, indistinguishable from what it was thrown onto. The thing appointed to be unlike the earth finishes as part of it. And He is not finished. Four verses later He tells that crowd their righteousness has to exceed the scribes and the Pharisees or they do not enter the kingdom at all. Those men were not merely respected. They were the definition. They were what righteousness looked like. He tells a room full of fishermen and beggars that the highest standard they can name is not high enough. Sit with that arithmetic. It is the point of it. This episode works through what the passage says and refuses to fill in what it does not. What salt is for. Whether savour can come back. He leaves both open, and so do we. The Bereans searched the scriptures daily to see whether those things were so. Do that here. Open Matthew 5. Read verses 13 through 20 for yourself, and check whether what you have been told about this passage is what it says. Salt and Light - The Impossible Math of Matthew (article) Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/salt-and-light-the-impossible-math-of-matthew/
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  Hineni. Here I Am 18.08.2026 42dk

  What if the moments that feel like your life is falling apart are actually the moments when God is closest? Most of us want spiritual growth to happen on our terms — when life is calm, predictable, and under control. But Scripture tells a very different story. Again and again, God meets people when the map has burned up: Abraham leaving everything familiar, Hagar alone in the wilderness, Mary surrendering the future she expected, Paul blinded on the road to Damascus, and the disciples walking toward Emmaus with their hopes shattered. At the center of these encounters is a powerful Hebrew word: Hineni — “Here I am.” It is more than simply announcing your presence. It is the posture of someone who is available to God before knowing exactly what He is about to ask. And the remarkable idea we’ll explore is that our “Here I am” is always a response to God already saying, in effect, “I am here with you.” So if you are walking through uncertainty, loss, disruption, disappointment, or simply a season where life no longer looks the way you expected, this conversation is worth your time. Because the place you most want to escape may be the very place where God is preparing to meet you, reshape you, and lead you into something new. This episode is about learning to recognize God in the geography of your actual life — not someday, not somewhere more spiritual, but right where you are standing. Hineni. Here I am. Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/hineni-here-i-am/
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  The Regression of Sin 13.08.2026 1sa 8dk

  A man can go forty years without doing the thing he wants to do. Fear will hold him. Reputation will hold him. Consequence, conscience, the people who’d be hurt — all of it holds. And every one of those holds the hand. Not one of them touches the wanting. He isn’t free. He’s a man leaning on a door that never stops pushing back. This episode is about what it would take for the pushing to stop. Article for The Regression of Sin Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-regression-of-sin/
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  The Word That Wasn't There - Revisiting Daniel 09.08.2026 56dk

  In our last study, we asked a single question about Daniel chapter nine, verse twenty-seven: where does the text say that the one who confirms the covenant is the Antichrist? The answer was that it doesn’t. The identification is supplied. But an alert reader has a comeback ready, and it’s a good one. It’s three chapters later. Daniel twelve, verse eleven — the daily sacrifice taken away, the abomination set up, twelve hundred and ninety days counted from that moment. That’s the end. That’s future. Jesus himself pointed forward to it. And if a sacrifice gets taken away at the end, sacrifices must be running at the end. Which means a temple. Which puts the whole structure back on its feet. That’s the strongest argument against everything we said last time. So we went and looked at it. The Hebrew of that clause contains one word where the English gives us two. Hattamid — ”the continual.” Not the lamb. Not the altar. The continual. And the translators of 1611 were honest enough to show us exactly where they’d filled the gap, printing their addition in italics so no one would be misled. Today we’re going to ask what Daniel actually wrote, why he used different words in chapter nine than he used in chapters eight, eleven, and twelve, and whether the end of the age requires a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem at all. Bring your Bible. Check the italics. Article: The Word That Wasn’t There Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-word-that-wasnt-there-revisiting-daniel/
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  The Holy of Holies of Biblical Prophecy - Dismantling Dispensational Theology 07.08.2026 49dk

  A well-known pastor recently laid out thirty-seven numbered events of the end times in under an hour — the rapture, the treaty, the temple, the mark, Armageddon, the kingdom. Rapid-fire citations. Confident delivery. And one instruction repeated to his audience: don’t listen to me — go check the Bible yourself. So we did. What we found wasn’t heresy. It was something more interesting. All thirty-seven points hang from a single word in Daniel 9:27 — the pronoun ”he.” Who confirms the covenant with many for one week? The presentation assumes it’s the Antichrist. It never argues for it. And the verse never says it. This episode follows that one pronoun and watches what happens to everything built on top of it. Along the way: why the New Testament never once mentions a seven-year tribulation but names three and a half years seven times. Why ”Matthew 24 has nothing to do with Christians” runs into a sentence from the lips of Christ. And why Peter, preaching the first Christian sermon, said something about the throne of David that many of us have been taught to deny. Bring your Bible. That was the assignment. The Jack Hibbs YouTube Video - The Moon Will Be Like Blood (The Seven Years of Tribulation Explained) The Article Response to the Video: The Holy of Holies of Biblical Prophecy Episode Link: https://www.rabbitholesandmeditations.com/the-holy-of-holies-of-biblical-prophecy-dismantling-dispensational-theology/