The length of time during which they were to continue is the same--forty-two months, or twelve hundred and sixty days.
Sidenote: The correct starting-point] Applying the year-day standard to the period of twelve hundred and sixty days, we have twelve hundred and sixty years.
And indeed, those Twelve Hundred and Sixty Years, were the very Spott of Time left for the Devil, and meant when 'tis here said, He has but a short time.
John was told to leave this out and measure it not; for it was given to the Gentiles to tread under foot, or profane, for the space of forty and two months, or twelve hundred and sixty days.
Forty and two months, or twelve hundred and sixty days, are symbolic time, signifying twelve hundred and sixty years, during which time the power of apostasy was to reign supreme over the minds of men.
And indeed, those Twelve Hundred and Sixty Years, were the very Spott of Time left for the Devil, and meant when 'tis here said, He has but a short time.
In another passage of John’s Revelation it is clearly spoken of as twelve hundred and sixty days, and in the Holy Book it is said that each day signifies one year.
Three days and a half, as we before explained, is twelve hundred and sixty years.
Although they are not the same identical persons physically, they are the same morally; for the life of the two witnesses is commensurate with the reign of Antichrist,--twelve hundred and sixty years.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twelve hundred and sixty" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
