Re: RESTRAINS THE REVEALING OF EVIL
It's only that way if one sees it that way. I see it differently and not just to be different than the majority. Nothing in the text requires the revealing to be his first appearance. It can be his exposure as a false god by Christ which makes sense because the second coming does just that.
So, two interpretations in the passage:
1. The revealing of the man of sin is his first appearance, fooling people because they do not know he lies about who he is.
2. The revealing is long after the first appearance and falling away and is what happens when Christ reveals that the Antichrist was actually the man of sin not a God or Messiah.
Originally posted by DurbanDude
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So, two interpretations in the passage:
1. The revealing of the man of sin is his first appearance, fooling people because they do not know he lies about who he is.
2. The revealing is long after the first appearance and falling away and is what happens when Christ reveals that the Antichrist was actually the man of sin not a God or Messiah.
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