The prophecy in Luke 21:6-32, Matthew 24:2-34, and Mark 13:2-30 is a failed prophecy.

About those 10 fulfilled prophecies from http://www.google.com... 1. "Israel will prevail over its enemies" (Isaiah 41:12-14) 14 says, "Do not be afraid, you worm Jacob, little Israel, do not fear, for I myself will help you," declares the Lord, your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel." Has Yahweh helped them Himself? 2. & 3. "The ruins of Israel would be rebuilt/Ezekiel prophesied prosperity for modern-day Israel" (Amos 9:11, 13; Ezekiel 36:11) The verses before in Amos 9 tell of Israel's destruction, and 11 starts with, "In that day". This shows that Israel's restoration was meant to be shortly after its destruction. 4. "Trees again would grow in Israel" (Isaiah 41:18-20) This has happened, however, 20 says, "so that people may see and know, may consider and understand, that the hand of the Lord has done this, that the Holy One of Israel has created it." This feat was not done by Yahweh, but rather by humanity. 5. "Isaiah said Israel's fruit would fill the world" (Isaiah 27:6) This has not happened. 6. "Jerusalem would become the world's most important religious site" (Micah 4:1) 1 says, "In the last days the mountain of the Lord"s temple will be established as the highest of the mountains; it will be exalted above the hills, and peoples will stream to it." This has not happened. 7. "Egypt would never again rule over other nations" (Ezekiel 29:15) This still remains to be seen, as 'never' can be quite a long time. For now, it may be right, but I haven't much knowledge of Egypt's CE history or its current state. 8. "Zechariah prophesied the Jews return to Jerusalem" (Zechariah 8:7-8) This has apparently happened many times. 9. "Israel's deserts will become like the Garden of Eden" (Isaiah 51:3) This still remains to be seen. 10. "Isaiah foretold of the worldwide return of Jews to Israel" (Isaiah 43:5-6) This has happened. As for your analogy: The analogy does nothing to discredit my argument. Warner (Jesus) - warning (end times) - requirement (that generation alive) - ignore - that generation died - safe Warner (mechanic) - warning (engine failure) - requirement (oil running out/filter clogging) - ignore - oil gone/filter clogged - dangerous On to your rebuttal: 1. You're right. I should have said "The wall, being part of what Jesus was talking about, actually would show that it was a failed prophecy." 2. My point was that it is no different now than it was then. 3. I do use Strong's Concordance, as a matter of fact, and 'genea', used in Luke 21:32, Matthew 24:34 and Mark 13:30, does not mean nation nor race, rather it means, "A single step or stage in the succession of natural descent; a rank or degree in genealogy, the members of a family from the same parents, considered as a single unit", as I've said before. http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... 4. You're right. I mixed the Day of the Lord up with the second coming. However, I have read the Bible, more than once, as I am a former Christian. Also, they will be destroyed, and new ones will be made. http://biblehub.com... http://biblehub.com... 'touton' - "these" 'panton' - "all" 'lyomenon' - "being dissolved" http://biblehub.com... 'kainos' - "new"