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Intro:
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The Restored Tempe 1-2)
Temple History
The Tabernacle
Solomon’s
Zerubbabel & Joshua’s
Herod’s
What did Jesus say would happen to Herod’s temple in ?
Future Temple
How do the following verses indicate a temple must once again be built in Jerusalem , & 12:11, 2 Thes.
2:3-4?
dan 9:26-27
2. The Identity of the Witnesses (3-4)
Elijah
According to , how did Elijah’s ministry end?
What does God say in that indicates Elijah will one day return to earth?
Reasons Elijah is likely 1 of the 2 witnesses:
1 Elijah never die.
2 He is prophesied to return before the Day of the Lord.
3 He was seen at the transfiguration of Christ.
4 Elijah displayed 2 of the abilities the witnesses will have (call down fire and withhold rain).
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He has never returned to earth.
The other witness
Enoch
What do we know about Enoch from , , , an ?
Jue 14-15
3. The Ministry of the Witnesses (3, 5-6)
What signs will the witnesses be able to do?
4. The Death of the Witnesses (7-10)
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The Resurrection of the Witnesses (11-13)
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