[Apollo5600]

The one problem I’ve always had with this is the idea that the Temple in Israel would have to be rebuilt. However, even if it is rebuilt, it wouldn’t be a real temple of God. Their sacrifices would be irrelevant. All of it wouldn’t matter. How can one abominate something that is itself an abomination that denies Jesus Christ?

[GiovannaNicoletta]

Well, there is no Jewish temple in Israel now, and unless we're going to deny Scripture, we know from the book of Daniel that the Antichrist will stand in the temple and declare himself to be "god", so, since there is no temple now, for that prophecy to be fulfilled, and we know it will be fulfilled because God said it will happen, then a temple will have to be rebuilt.

Our opinions about this have absolutely no relevance whatsoever. God still has seven years to deal with His chosen people, and those seven years will, according to what God has told us, include the reestablishment of sacrifices in a temple which will have to be rebuilt.

Those are the facts. And, since hundreds of Biblical prophecies have already been fulfilled, we can know without the slightest doubt that the prophesied temple will be rebuilt, and the Antichrist will stand in that temple and declare himself to be "god".