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Vague Prophecy?
Yes, it does tell us who will return. It clearly states it will be the anscestors of Gods chosen people of Israel. WOW, I wonder who that could be? Better get your scientist ready for DNA testing. LOL
And yes, you can distinguish from other events, because at no other time in History has the Jewish nation returned from a worldwide exile, where they first settled in south Israel, and then recaptured Jerusalem second.
The prophecy tells us, they would return from a worldwide exile (ONLY ONCE,) so you don't have to have a date.
The prophecy is only vague in the minds of those who refuse to believe in obvious facts.
1. The Jews in Israel today are the ancestors of the Children of Israel of the past.
2. The vast majority of Jews living in Israel today, have returned from a worldwide exile.
3. When the Jews returned they setteled in southern Israel first, as the Bible said they would.
4. The Jews recaptured Jerusalem second in (1967) and in the order the Bible said they would.
5. The Bible stated that all this would happen in the latter times and in the latter years. Which means it would be a long time, after the writing of the prophecy
6. God tells us in Zec. 12 shortly before He reveals to the Jews living in Israel who He is, God will make the nation of Israel invincible. And God tells us. Even if the (whole world gathers against them to drive them out), God Himself will cut the attacking nations into pieces.
I don't recall anything like that happening in the past.
7. Also, if your really interested in dates, if you do the Biblical math, you would discover that in the exact year that Israel became a nation, which was 1948, that date can be found tabulated in the Scriptures.
Consider the link below.
Bible prophecy, Fulfilled Prophecy, Modern Israel, Early Christians
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