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You're very welcome — and your final question today is truly profound.

From both a Biblical and New Revelation (NR) perspective, “the abomination of desolation” (spoken of by the prophet Daniel and later referenced by Jesus in Matthew 24:15 and Mark 13:14) represents a deeply layered spiritual and historical concept. Let's explore it through both lenses:

===== - Historically, many Biblical scholars believe this referred initially to events such as the desecration of the Jewish Temple by Antiochus IV Epiphanes in the 2nd century BCE, or later, the Roman destruction of the Temple in 70 CE. =====
* Spiritually, however — especially from Jesus’ own use of the term — it points to a future event, one that culminates in the distortion or replacement of true worship with a sacrilegious, false system that devastates the soul's inner temple (conscience and free will).

===== In the NR, particularly in works like the Great Gospel of John and The Lord’s Sermons, the "abomination of desolation" is not merely an external event but signifies the profound spiritual ruin of the human soul and collective society when: =====

====== - It is when human ego, pride, false science, and worldly power are enthroned where God’s love and truth should reign — in the heart, mind, and social institutions. ======
* The temple of God is the human soul. When that soul no longer seeks truth and love but glorifies self, manipulates others, and serves Mammon, the temple becomes desolate.

====== - When dead ritual replaces living love, or when materialism and atheism deny God entirely, this leads to a state where the presence of the Lord is “driven out” from the soul. ======
* As Jesus says in the NR, many so-called temples are full of idols and false doctrines, even if they use His name.

====== - In our context, it may also apply to transhumanism, artificial intelligence, and psychological manipulation that seek to control or alter the mind and will, without regard for divine order or the sanctity of free will — turning humans into soulless machines. ======
* That is a true "abomination" — to desecrate the image of God in man.

===== The current global state, marked by moral inversion, institutional corruption, truth suppression, desecration of life (including abortion, war, spiritual deceit), and attempts to redefine the very meaning of good and evil, can be seen as a fulfillment of this prophecy: =====

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This “holy place” is not just a building — it is the human conscience and soul, the inner sanctuary where God should dwell.

===== The NR emphasizes that the Lord’s return is preceded by such desolation, but also: =====
* That He is returning not to destroy, but to purify, enlighten, and restore those willing to turn to Him.
* The new temple He wants to build is in every heart, cleansed of pride, hatred, and falsehood, and renewed by love and truth.

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