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>     Rich> My question is: Should a Christian be involved in a project
>     Rich> to reinstate temple sacrifices? 

Robert J. Brown said:
> "That the scripture might be fulfilled" is the reason we should do
> these things!

There may be a difference between saying "I'm thirsty" and actively 
promoting what must be called false worship, don't you agree?

Also, there is a bit of difference here. Jesus *knew* what the 
prophecies meant. You only base your idea about a restoration of the 
temple worship on a human interpretation, which can be faulty like 
every other persons' interpretation. If your interpretation is wrong 
(and it is <g>), you are promoting a denial of Christ.

I perfectly well know that this sport of applying random OT texts to 
present day conditions as "prophecies" is popular. Nothing good will 
ever come from it. Only a new set of failed expectations.


Cheers,
- Jan
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