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No Motiv's "Daylight Breaking" is the band's third official release, and they have certainly come a long way. Shedding the fast-paced punk of their early days and the pop-infused punk hybrid of their first two official releases, No Motiv has been reborn a darker, more introspective rock band with significantly more depth. Leading off with a pounding, in-your-face intro, Independence Day is the perfect choice for the first song on the CD, much as Celebrate was on Diagram For Healing. This is a fantastic album from one of the most underrated bands on the punk-emocore scene. Although "Daylight Breaking" sees No Motiv make a transition from the more emo feel of "Diagram for Healing" to a heavier rock sound, the band still has the ability to write killer hooks and melodic jams. Out of all of the Vagrant bands, this is the one band with perhaps the most talent, yet somehow the least public acclaim.
No Motiv - Independence Day 03:24. No Motiv - Grey Notes Fall 03:26. No Motiv - Grey Notes Fall 03:24. No Motiv - Brand New Day 02:58. No Motiv - Into The Darkness 03:18. No Motiv - Life Goes On 03:24. No Motiv - Death In 03:28. No Motiv - Fall From Grace 02:49. No Motiv - Audition 04:24. No Motiv - Robot Eyes 04:19. No Motiv - Laid To Rest 03:35. No Motiv - Where Did You Go? 04:17.
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But as things turn out, the Cali-based quartet has made something more complicated and less effective - a transition album that never seems to go anywhere. No Motiv has shifted up its rhythm section and filled out its sound since 2001's Diagram for Healing. There are still hooks here, but they're solidly pinned through vocalist Jeremy Palaszewski's bleeding heart. Rousing choruses string you in, but the verses? Well, they just about string you up. "One razor length away from blade to skin," Palaszewski sings in "Death in Numbers.
This Olivet Discourse Deception study provides an explanation for the fulfillment of Messiah coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory, in Matthew 24.
Messiah is not talking about His second coming, but rather to His coming in great power and glory in judgment of the Jews, who had rejected Him and delivered Him up to be killed. He came against the Jews vicariously through the Roman army, the ‘people of the prince‘ of Daniel 9:26.
Before we focus on the words in the verse, let’s put it in its proper context; with other, similar statements from Messiah.
In Matthew 26:63-64, Messiah told the High Priest that he would see Him come in the clouds of heaven, meaning in judgment.
Should we not believe Messiah’s clear statement, that the High Priest would witness Him coming on the clouds of heaven, which matches the description in Matthew 24:30?
He was telling the High Priest that though I look powerless now, you will witness my resurrection, as I fulfill the sign that I gave to you of rising after three days.
And that he would see Messiah come in great power and glory when the temple and city and Jews would be destroyed, because He rejected Him as Messiah and delivered Him up to be killed. Just as the High Priest was judging him and condemning him to die, so too did Messiah judge the High Priest and condemn him to die.
Either those verses are referring to Messiah’s second advent in the first century, which did not happen; Or it is referring to Him coming in power to desolate the Jews; Or Messiah is mistaken. That’s the only three options.
Applying His statements to the end times takes them out of context, as He told His disciples and the High Priest that they would see these things happen.
When Messiah makes a plain statement, we should not dismiss it, just because we don’t understand the fulfillment.
He was clearly saying that all of the things that He just stated in the previous verses would be fulfilled in that generation.
To reinforce that, after berating the Jewish leaders and casting woes on them in Matthew 23, He said in verses 35-36, that they would be killed in their generation.
And within a Biblical generation of 40 years, history proves that in fact that the disciples and the High Priest, did see Him come in power and glory; when He caused the Roman army to desolate Jerusalem, the temple and the Jewish leadership system.
This matches the prophecy in Daniel 9:26-27, that foretold the coming of our Messiah, and that He would be delivered up by the Jews to death; and that as a consequence, the city and the temple and the Jews would be desolated.
The disciples were not asking about the end times, they were asking about when the temple would be destroyed.
The word ‘world‘ should be rendered as ‘age‘, as the New King James has it. The latter days of the Jewish age started when they were released from Babylon, after 70 years of captivity; and ended in 70 A.D., when the temple, the city and the Jews were desolated.
The former days were before the Babylonian captivity. In between the two ages was 70 years of captivity when they did not possess the Holy land.
The Jewish leaders were always asking Messiah to give them a ‘sign‘ to prove His power and glory. The Greek word for sign is semeion, which was used by John often to refer to Jesus’ miracles; the word itself denotes a token of identification or verification.
Then He judged the Jewish leaders and He gave them the sign of destroying their magnificent temple, desolating Jerusalem and the Jews; which proved His power and glory.
The word ‘tribes‘ is referring to the people of the land of Judea. Some from the House of Israel had regathered in the northern region of Galilee, where Messiah spent most of His time.
The Greek word for ‘earth‘, ‘ge’, does not mean the whole earth, but rather it means ‘country or land’; in this context, the land of Judea.
And the people of the land of Judea truly did mourn when they saw the power of Messiah commanding the mighty army coming against them.
The symbol of ‘clouds‘ can represent judgment. In this case the judgment of the Jewish nation, which had rejected Him and delivered Him up to be killed.
In Jeremiah 4:13 the word clouds is referring to the Babylonians whose army was coming against the Jews, as the Father’s judgment against them.
Messiah coming in the clouds in Matthew 24:30 is speaking of His coming in great power to judge the Jews, by using the Roman army to desolate them and their temple; and to setup His kingdom, which would last forever.
Daniel 7:13-14 foretold that the Son of Man would come in the clouds of heaven!
Revelation 1:7 may prove that John wrote down the Revelation vision before Jerusalem was desolated, as it describes Messiah