In lieu of the 'detailed' post (at least for now), let me offer this more
general response.
From
Seventy Weeks :
The idea that there is a gap between the 69th and 70th weeks of Daniel is not biblical.
The idea that the 70th week of Daniel represents a 7-year tribulation period is not biblical.
These two ideas have done more to hinder the proper understanding of End Times prophecy than
anything else.
There is no gap in the 70 weeks of Daniel. All 70 weeks "came and went" in a single unbroken span of 490 years.
The entire 70 weeks of Daniel are 100% past history, with regard to the time span of the 70 weeks, or 490 years.
The end of the 69th week is the start of the 70th week. It is no different than any other two consecutive weeks.
The end of the 490 years marked the end of the 'Times of the Jews' and the start of the 'Times of the Gentiles'.
The last 490 years of the 'Times of the Jews' is
exactly and
precisely what the Daniel 9:24-27 prophecy is about!
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A shamefully erroneous and wickedly dangerous interpretation of Daniel 9:24-27 has been propagated for many generations.
It has attained to such extensive acceptance among Christians so as to become something that is forbidden to be questioned.
For a Christian in the modern day, it is increasingly important to have a proper biblical understanding of End Times prophecy.
I sincerely hope and pray that this discussion will provoke those who were taught that particular interpretation to question it.