Are you saying that the 70 weeks of Daniel's prophecy have not been fulfilled by God in the prophesied 70 weeks ?
You seem to think that God have failed to accomplish His own prophecy in the allowed 70 weeks given to the Jew to cease their transgression and anoint the Messiah ?
Simply ask yourself:
How long does it take the Father to fulfill His own 70 week prophecy?
The obvious and correct answer is 70 weeks. If a 70 week prophecy is given and it is not fulfilled in 70 consecutive weeks, then the prophecy is not valid.
What week follows the 69th week?
The obvious answer is the 70th week, but the enemy would have you believe that there is a 1,990+ year time gap between the 69th and 70th week, even though there is no such time gap defined in Daniel 9.
Daniel 9:25 mentions the arrival of the promised Messiah, and then Daniel 9:27 mentions a ‘covenant‘. Whose covenant do you suppose that it is referring to?
Isn’t it logical to assume that it is Messiah’s covenant, as the reason that He came was to die to ratify the everlasting covenant with His blood as the Passover Lamb?
The text even proclaims that He was ‘cut off‘, meaning that He was killed, in the middle of the seven years, which matches Isaiah’s prophecy about the promised Messiah, in Isaiah 53:8, “He was taken from prison and from judgment. And as for His generation, who considered that He shall be cut off from the land of the living? For the transgression of My people He was stricken.“
The enemy’s end times deception is based on the concept of a futuristic 70th week of Daniel.
This is the very reason that the end times 7 year tribulation deception was created by the Roman Catholic Church.
They were being accused by the Protestant Reformers of being the Antichrist system who persecuted the saints.
The Protestant Reformers told people to ‘come out of her‘, which caused millions of people to leave the Roman Catholic Church and be saved by the pure Gospel of Messiah.
The enemy has programmed our minds to view the 70th week of Daniel as futuristic. He has used Pastors, Left Behind movies, books, etc.
But when you understand that the 70th week of Daniel has been fulfilled, and that it’s not an end-times 7-year tribulation period; most of the enemy’s deceptions about prophecy fulfillment crumble to the ground.
And what you failed to state is that All of that came to an end WHEN MESSIAH WAS CUT OFF!
When Messiah was crucified, the GAP between the 69th and 70th week began and is still going on.
Again, you are promoting "Preterism Theology" and nothing I say to you is going to matter to you. Why are you asking questions when you have been told over and over and over the Bible answers.
The 70th week of Daniel HAS NOT TAKEN PLACE!
When using the Jewish custom calendar of a 360-day year, 483 years after 445 B.C. places us at A.D. 30, which would coincide with Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem as seen in
Matthew 21:1-9. The prophecy in
Daniel 9 specifies that after the completion of the 483 years, “the Anointed One will be cut off” (verse 26). Now that is what the Scriptures say my dear friend.
This was fulfilled when Jesus was crucified. You are going to have to change history to make your theory work.
Daniel 9:26 continues with a prediction that, after the Messiah is killed, “the people of the ruler who will come will destroy the city and the sanctuary.” Now that was HISTORICALLY fulfilled with the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70.
Then the “ruler who will come” is a reference to the Antichrist, who, it seems, will have some connection with Rome, since it was the Romans who destroyed Jerusalem.
Of the 70 “sevens,” 69 have been fulfilled in history. Please read some history and you will se that to be the case. Then that leaves one more
“seven” yet to be fulfilled. SEVEN YEARS!
Most orthodox, Bible scholars that I have studied and read believe that we are now living in a huge gap between the 69th week and the 70th week. The prophetic clock has been paused, as it were. The final “seven” of Daniel is what those who study the Scriptures call the
tribulation period.
Daniel’s prophecy reveals some of the actions of the
Antichrist, the “ruler who will come.”
Verse 27 says, “He will confirm a covenant with many for one ‘seven.’”(7 Years).
However, “in the middle of the ‘seven,’ . . . he will set up an abomination that causes desolation” in the temple.
Jesus warned of this event in
Matthew 24:15.
After the Antichrist breaks the covenant with Israel, a time of “great tribulation” begins according to
Matthew 24:21.
Daniel also predicts that the Antichrist will face judgment. He only rules “until the end that is decreed is poured out on him” in
Daniel 9:27.
God will only allow evil to go so far, and the judgment the Antichrist will face has already been planned out.
That is my understanding of this subject.