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Well, aside from the fact that my request still has not been answered, when exactly did Jesus Christ force the Jews to stop their sacrifices?

When Jesus Christ was crucified, did He come back to life and continue His ruling over the entire world?

"the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary" - the people that destroyed the sanctuary (Temple, in 70AD) were the Romans and "the prince that shall come" will be of the people who destroyed the Temple in 70AD.

The fact that the Temple was destroyed after Jesus was crucified nukes your entire assertion, but I'll play along.

Since the destruction of the Temple occurred after Christ's crucifixion, are you still going to maintain that 1. Jesus was of Roman descent and 2. Jesus died, was brought back to life by Satan, desecrated the Temple, forced the Jews to stop their sacrifices, ruled over the entire world, was referred to as the "Beast" throughout Scripture, and confirmed a seven-year peace contract between Israel and her enemies?

One, last time, I'm going to need the Scripture that inarguably shows that Jesus Christ was the guy who met all of the characteristics listed above that the Bible states will be attributes of the guy who confirms the seven-year peace contract between Israel and her enemies.

If I don't see that supporting Scripture in your next post, I'll know that you simply cannot support your assertion that Jesus Christ ever confirmed a seven-year peace contract between Israel and her enemies and will know that that nonsense can be permanently dismissed.

The temple sacrifice was done and over with after the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ proclaimed that it is over it is finish. God gave the Jews 40 years to repent and they did not and god destroyed the temple to bring a stop to the abomination of the daily sacrifice that the Jews were performing. The entire Daniel 70 weeks is about the Messiah not about the anti-christ. Every where the anti-christ and the beast are mentioned they are call by their names. You can not start a prophecy about the Messiah and run it 4 verse and in the last verse say it is about the anti-christ. If one could do that then we could use the prophecy's from Isiah about the Christ and say no it's about the ani-christ in this verse after describing the Christ in one verse.

If you are looking for a new temple and a 7 year tribulation and rapture before all that then you will be sadly mistaken.