From pages 35-36 in the booklet:

And what have we found, exactly? One last review of the important points:

1. Jesus says this age will begin to come to an end shortly following the world’s greatest catastrophe, which itself follows the revealing of the “abomination of desolation.” (Matthew 24)

2. Jesus points us to the prophet Daniel for preliminary definitions of that abomination. (Matthew 24)

3. In Daniel we are introduced to Antiochus Epiphanes who began an anti-God, anti-Jew campaign decades before Christ appeared. (Daniel 8, 10-12)

4. Gabriel (in Daniel10-12) leads us to believe that though Antiochus began his career in ancient history, his final blasphemous rise to power will be at the end of all things.

5. The abomination of desolation, the sacking of Jerusalem, the persecution of believers, spoken of by Daniel the prophet is fully orchestrated by Antiochus in a three and one half year period of supernatural power. (Daniel 10-12)

6. John confirms all by using the same visual demonstration that there will arise such an evil man, who will do the same destruction, the same persecution, the same blasphemies, in the same time frame as Daniel has already recorded. He will even rise to power from the same “Great Sea.” John and Daniel agree. (Revelation 13, 17)

7. John lets us know that the final world dictator will be one who has been raised from the dead, thus allowing for one who began in antiquity to end in the last days. (Revelation 13, 17)

8. Paul agrees with all of the above, using the man of sin as the sign that must happen before Jesus comes. (II Thessalonians 2)

Paul says that even now this one is being held back, so that he will be revealed at the right time in history.(II Thessalonians 2)

The evidence is then clear and concise. There are things all along the way that we cannot quite figure out. Like, exactly how shall he appear? But then, we believe Elijah shall return and we do not allow that question to stop us from believing it. Our faith tells us that, as a detail is needed , it will be provided. For now, we know it will be with incredible deception. (II Thessalonians 2)