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I think this graph illustrates my view currently:
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1. Why 457 BC as the data as there were more than one command to rebuild Jerusalem?
2. And who issued this command in 457 BC?
I think this graph illustrates my view currently:
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Whether you are a preterist that believes Daniel's 70th 'seven' (week of 7 years) was fulfilled in 70 AD or a futurist that believes Daniel's 70th week is yet to be fulfilled, you must place a break in Daniel 9:26, between the end of the 69th week in 33 AD (when Jesus Christ was cut off) and the beginning of the 70th.
If you do not accept a break, where do you place the beginning and end of Daniel's 70 weeks?
1. Why 457 BC as the data as there were more than one command to rebuild Jerusalem?
2. And who issued this command in 457 BC?
9:27 says that in the midst of the 70th week he caused sacrifice to cease ... which is true
Grammatically speaking, all three words 'he' in Daniel 9:27 refer back to the word 'Messiah' in the previous verse. They are all three referring to Jesus."He" - "Who"?
Grammatically speaking, all three words 'he' in Daniel 9:27 refer back to the word 'Messiah' in the previous verse. They are all three referring to Jesus.
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I personally believe there is a break....Daniel 12 gives exactly 1335 days left to deal with Israel during the great tribulation...subtract that from 2520 days (7 years × 360 day years) = 1185 which I believe is the time frame of the personal ministry of Jesus unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel...they rejected Jesus collectively and will have to endure the last 1335 days......
Well, for one thing Jesus is referred to as "Messiah" in Daniel 9:26, not the "prince" of which "his people" would come.
Go read Ezra for the answer to that question.
But years are not 360 days long. They lasted either twelve moon periods (quite a few days short of 360) or thirteen moon periods (quite a few days longer). Thus you cannot make exact calculations on the basis of a thirty day month. That is simply playing with figures.
Daniel's point was that not seventy years but seventy sevens lay ahead for God's people. Thus we would expect the seventy sevens to be continuous. Certainly Christianity was almost totally Jewish for a number of years after the crucifixion. Were those Jews not Israel? Jesus said that they were the true vine (John 15.1-6). It is purely artificial to suggest that Israel ceased in God's purposes at the crucifixion. Acts reveals He still had much directly to do with them. To make a gap at that point is simply manipulating the facts.
Almost all ancient calendars went by a 360 day year..the merge of the lunar and solar years and when you do the math you will come up with a 360 day year....
The beast little horn is given 3.5 years, or 42 months or 1260 days...
The witnesses witness 3.5 years, 42 months or 1260 days....
The beast wears out the saints and makes war against them for 3.5 years, 42 months or 1260 days....
1260 ÷ 42 = 30 Day months
42 months ÷ 3.5 = 12 month years
360 day years × 3.5 years = 1260 days
My math is sound and is based upon both Daniel and Revelation and the time frames given!
your BASIC FOUNDATION is false. The 360 day year was a rough approximation. It cannot be used for exact measurements. It was not used in calendars. It is quite simply WRONG. A year was twelve moon periods. Moon periods were 28-29 days long. That is the ESTABLISHED FACT. You cannot ignore it unless you simply play with figures to suit yourself.
Dan 9:27
27 And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.
KJV
What is difficult for me to grasp, is how many leave out much Scripture in the Book of Daniel that goes with those events, completely out of their determination of that Dan.9:27 verse.
The "vile person" of Dan.11 who places the abomination that maketh desolate is also the one who makes the "league" with a small group of men per that chapter, which directly links to who this "he" in Dan.9:27 is.
Then with the historical blueprint of Antiochus Epiphanes around 170 B.C. almost fulfilling Dan.11 to a tee, but Jesus warning about the "abomination of desolation" event even after that in His Olivet Discourse, with the Romans not accomplishing it, the temple having burned before they could get possession of it, and that temple still not having been rebuilt to our day, all that shows that "one week" is still not yet today, but is meant for the very end of this world.
I do not know why people still insist to argue this point when all we have to do is do a history study on the first 69 weeks of Daniel's prophecy.
A history study that can easily be done will show those 69 weeks lasted exactly 483 years !!!
When we take this and divide 483 by 69 then you will see each week was 7 years, this means a prophetic week is 7 years in which the Jews have always taught this way.
The 7th week is then left unfilled and Jesus can not have fulfilled this as the scripture clearly says He was cut off (sacrificed) after the 69th week.
The reason that 1,290 days and 1,335 days are mentioned in Daniel 12:11-12 is because these extra days are allotted for Armageddon and God's wrath.