This time line is interesting.
However, there are some things I know that you probably don't
know.
1. The Modern Orthodox Rabbis consider Ezekiel chapter 38
and Ezekiel chapter 39 as seperate yet unfulfilled prophecies.
2. Modern Orthodox Rabbis (not Messanic Jews) say these three
signs will happen when Messiah comes:
A. peace to Yisrael
B. the daily sacrifice will be restored
C. the Temple in Jerusalem will be rebuilt
Of course, things work the other way around. Any one who
has a peace treaty with the Jews so they can use the DOR area
for the daily sacrifice and who have a peace treaty that
allows the rebuilding of the temple - that person will be
counted as Messiah. Remember the 'anti' in 'Antichrist' can
also mean INSTEAD OF.
3. There is no need of a Temple to be built before
the daily sacrifice is made. All that is needed is Jewish
Priests' access to the empty (well, there is a place to
wash feet there) area north of the Dome of the Rock (DOR).
This is why I consider it very likely that during the first half
of Daniel's 70th week the daily sacrifice will be made as
the temple is rebuilding (no, it does NOT need the DOR gone, both
can exist side by side if some smart person can figure out
how to talk the Musilms into letting the Jews do it.
Possibly at mid-tribulation, when the first 1260 days are gone,
the 1260 days that the two witnesses prophesy, the Antichrist will
commit the AOD = abomination of desolation, at the dedication (opening)
of the Temple.
Your outline is interesting, but is, at best, speculative.
No one knows the day or hour, not even Christ himself.
If he cannot know, neither can we, nor should we pretent to.
In no way does the above outline of the last day violate
God the Father's unique knowledge of the time of the last day.
No date is given, only an order of events.
//Your outline is interesting, but is, at best, speculative.//
I agree. However, it doesn't say WHICH date so
doesn't violate anybody/anything.