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The [[typology]] of the [[Holy of Holies]] or the innermost sanctuary of the Jewish Temple is, according to many Evangelicals (especially among the [[Plymouth Brethren]]) the picture of a man's being:  spirit, and soul and body (I Thessalonians 5:23) which is likened to the Jewish Temple's "outer court" (i.e., the body); the "Holy Place" (i.e., the soul) and the [[Holy of Holies]] (i.e., the spirit of a man).  Jesus taught that unless a man were "born anew" he could not see the kingdom of God.  "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit" (John 3:6).  The desecration of the Holy of Holies would be likened to the desecration of the human spirit - this is the part of man that would be entered into by [[Satan]] as Satan in {{bibleverse||Revelation|13|NKJV}} would enter into the lifeless body of the Antichrist.  Once this act of interior desecration occurs, Antichrist takes the title of the Beast (Revelation 11:7 and Revelation 13:1-10).  A beast, affirmed by orthodox Christianity, is not made in the "image of God" - cannot fellowship or commune with God; therefore, as the entitlement of the "son of perdition" the Beast has no possibility of salvation or fellowship with the Almighty.  It is the "temple" of the body of Antichrist that is desecrated in the "spiritual realm" - as it is the future Third Temple in Jerusalem (i.e., earth) which awaits the final confrontation and desecration.  (See:  [[2300 Day Prophecy of Daniel 8]] - Sacrifice and Desecration - Futurism (Christian eschatology) and the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks)

The [[typology]] of the [[Holy of Holies]] or the innermost sanctuary of the Jewish Temple is, according to many Evangelicals (especially among the [[Plymouth Brethren]]) the picture of a man's being:  spirit, and soul and body (I Thessalonians 5:23) which is likened to the Jewish Temple's "outer court" (i.e., the body); the "Holy Place" (i.e., the soul) and the [[Holy of Holies]] (i.e., the spirit of a man).  Jesus taught that unless a man were "born anew" he could not see the kingdom of God.  "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit" (John 3:6).  The desecration of the Holy of Holies would be likened to the desecration of the human spirit - this is the part of man that would be entered into by [[Satan]] as Satan in {{bibleverse||Revelation|13|NKJV}} would enter into the lifeless body of the Antichrist.  Once this act of interior desecration occurs, Antichrist takes the title of the Beast (Revelation 11:7 and Revelation 13:1-10).  A beast, affirmed by orthodox Christianity, is not made in the "image of God" - cannot fellowship or commune with God; therefore, as the entitlement of the "son of perdition" the Beast has no possibility of salvation or fellowship with the Almighty.  It is the "temple" of the body of Antichrist that is desecrated in the "spiritual realm" - as it is the future Third Temple in Jerusalem (i.e., earth) which awaits the final confrontation and desecration.  (See:  [[2300 Day Prophecy of Daniel 8]] - Sacrifice and Desecration - Futurism (Christian eschatology) and the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks)

Some within Premillenial Futurism affirm that the 2300 days of Daniel 8:14 have not yet occurred and refer to the future sacerdotal rites of a yet future Third Temple to be built during Daniel's Prophecy of Seventy Weeks - which also is yet future.  The "reign of the Beast" commences at the mid-point of Daniel's Prophecy of Seventy Weeks found in Daniel 9:24-27 and thus ensues in ''days'' (lit. ''evening and morning'' - Daniel 8:14) the 1290 days of "desolations" or "abominations" (Daniel 12:12).  These "desolations" or "the host to be trampled underfoot" (Daniel 8:13) must be calculated by adding the days of the "daily sacrifices" in a restored or rededicated Third Temple, yet future, to the "days of desolation" or 1010 (days of sacrifice) + 1290 (days of desolations-(Daniel 12:11) = 2300 days:  "'How long will the vision be, concerning the '''daily sacrifices and the transgression of desolation''', the '''giving of both the sanctuary and the host to be trampled underfoot'''?'  and he said to me, 'For two thousand three hundred days; then the sanctuary shall be cleansed.'" (Daniel 8:14)  

Some within Premillenial Futurism affirm that the 2300 days of Daniel 8:14 have not yet occurred and refer to the future sacerdotal rites of a yet future Third Temple to be built during Daniel's Prophecy of Seventy Weeks - which also is yet future.  The "reign of the Beast" commences at the mid-point of Daniel's Prophecy of Seventy Weeks found in Daniel 9:24-27 and thus ensues in ''days'' (lit. ''evening and morning'' - Daniel 8:14) the 1290 days of "desolations" or "abominations" (Daniel 12:12).  These "desolations" or "the host to be trampled underfoot" (Daniel 8:13) must be calculated by adding the days of the "daily sacrifices" in a restored or rededicated Third Temple, yet future, to the "days of desolation" or 1010 (days of sacrifice) + 1290 (days of desolations-(Daniel 12:11) = 2300 days:  "'How long will the vision be, concerning the '''daily sacrifices and the transgression of desolation''', the '''giving of both the sanctuary and the host to be trampled underfoot'''?'  and he said to me, 'For two thousand three hundred days; then the sanctuary shall be cleansed.'" (Daniel 8:14) The calculation of the 1010 days of sacrifice is determined by subtracting the 1290 days of desolation found in Daniel 12:11 from the total of 2300 days found in Daniel 8:13-14.  Krieger claims that the thirty day extension of the 1290-1260 = 30 days expands as follows:  (1) The final half of Daniel's Seventieth Week concludes at the terminus of the 1260 days which will be the prewrath rapture of the Church and the sealing of National Israel; (2) the 30 days beyond the 1260 day latter half of Daniel's Seventieth Week will be the period of the "Wrath of God" or the "Wrath of the Lamb" found in revelation 14:17-20 or the conclusion of the Armageddon Campaign - i.e., "the Battle of Armageddon" (Revelation 16:16); (3) at the conclusion of the 1290th Day will be the Second Coming of Christ, the Messiah, to the earth; and (4) the 45 day extension beyond the 1290th Day or until the 1335th Day mentioned in Daniel 12:12 will be the period of time in which Messiah shall unveil or reveal Himself to National Israel and the fulfillment of "Blessed is he who waits, and comes to the one thousand three hundred and thirty-five days" (Daniel 12:12) will be fulfilled (cf. Romans 11:26-27; Luke 13:35).  The initial 250 days of the first half of Daniel's Seventieth Week will initiate in the "Treaty of Death and Hell" between Antichrist and Israel's majority (Daniel 9:27; Isaiah 28:15; Isaiah 28:18) and almost immediately thereafter will be what is known as the Gog - Magog War (See:  Daniel 11:40-43 and Ezekiel 38:1-23 and Ezekiel 39:1-16).  This will be during the first 40 days of the Seventieth Week and then in the aftermath of the Gog-Magog War it will take some seven months (i.e., 210 days or 7 x 30 = 210 - see Ezekiel 39:7) - this brings one to the 250th day of the first half of Daniel's Seventieth Week, leaving an additional 1010 days of "sacrifice" which would constitute the entire first half of the Seventieth Week (or - 40 days + 210 days + 1010 days = 1260 days or 3 1/2 years or 3.5 days of a week).

Donald Barnhouse, [[Hal Lindsey]], John Walvoord and many other premillenarian futurists affirm that the prophecies of the Antichrist and the Abomination of Desolation are futuristic, based upon the many citings found in {{bibleverse||Daniel|7-12|NKJV}}; likewise, these prophecies were not fulfilled by the destruction of the [[Second Temple]] in 70 AD, which is the claim of [[Preterism]]. These eschatologists conclude that the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks is directed to [[Jews]] in a regathered [[Israel]] in the "latter days" ("Seventy weeks are determined for '''your people''' and for '''your holy city'''" - Daniel 9:24). Premillenialism-style futurists like Arthur Pink in his classic work "The Antichrist" attribute vast portions within the Old and New Testament to this future figure and see the 1260 days of the first part of the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks as literal days, as well as the additional 1290 days or period of the ''days of abomination''.   

Donald Barnhouse, [[Hal Lindsey]], John Walvoord and many other premillenarian futurists affirm that the prophecies of the Antichrist and the Abomination of Desolation are futuristic, based upon the many citings found in {{bibleverse||Daniel|7-12|NKJV}}; likewise, these prophecies were not fulfilled by the destruction of the [[Second Temple]] in 70 AD, which is the claim of [[Preterism]]. These eschatologists conclude that the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks is directed to [[Jews]] in a regathered [[Israel]] in the "latter days" ("Seventy weeks are determined for '''your people''' and for '''your holy city'''" - Daniel 9:24). Premillenialism-style futurists like Arthur Pink in his classic work "The Antichrist" attribute vast portions within the Old and New Testament to this future figure and see the 1260 days of the first part of the Prophecy of Seventy Weeks as literal days, as well as the additional 1290 days or period of the ''days of abomination''.