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Nor does he confirm a covenant with many people for one week.
Not messiah but prince of the people who destroyed the city and sanctuary.
He confirmed His covenant (Matthew 26:28) during the first half of the 70th contiguous week with Israel, and with the Gentiles during the second half.
keras said in post #77:
Daniel 11:21 refers to the Anti-Christ [obviously a name used only after Jesus' Advent] as a vile person...who obtains the kingdom by flatteries and smooth words.
Kaon said in post #80:
This antichrist entity is going to follow a very specific entity - who is only mentioned in the Gnostics. However, that entity in the gnostics is also called the God of Forces - as per Daniel 11:38.
Douggg said in post #87:
My commentary is that basically, the little horn leader of Europe will head that direction [Middle East] with a strong army. And occupy the region following Gog/Magog on the premise of keeping peace and stability in the region.
The new covenant began when he died and it was not for one week nor did anything happen in the midst of a supposed week regarding any covenant and Christ.
jgr said in post #103:
The people of the prince refers to the Roman armies which were Messiah's agents and instruments to accomplish the judgment and destruction which He had prophesied.
In the first century AD fulfillment of Daniel 9:26b,27b, Jerusalem was destroyed in 70 AD by Roman-empire soldiers from nations throughout the Roman empire (which included the territory of modern-day Lebanon). These soldiers were "the people" in Daniel 9:26, their "prince" being Titus. In the future fulfillment of Daniel 9:26b, Jerusalem will be destroyed by soldiers from all of the nations of the earth, which will be under the future Antichrist's rule (Revelation 13:7b) when their armies gather against Jerusalem right before Jesus Christ's future, Second Coming (Zechariah 14:2-21).
And just as the city in Daniel 9:26 is Jerusalem, so the sanctuary is the Jewish temple building in Jerusalem. In the first century AD fulfillment of Daniel 9:26b, the second Jewish temple was destroyed in 70 AD by Roman-empire soldiers. In the future fulfillment of Daniel 9:26b, a future, third Jewish temple (Revelation 11:1-2, Matthew 24:15, Daniel 11:31,36; 2 Thessalonians 2:4) will be destroyed along with the rest of Jerusalem (Matthew 24:2, Luke 19:44), when Jerusalem is pillaged by armies from all of the nations of the earth, right before Jesus Christ's future, Second Coming to save and restore Jerusalem (Zechariah 14:2-21).
I wonder what you are trying to do, jgr?I take this to mean that there is no word in Daniel 9:24-27 which is presumed to refer to antichrist.
If I am incorrect, then what is that word?
I wonder what you are trying to do, jgr?
Why must you so adamantly deny that a man will arise in the end times and will actually be in control of all the world in the last 3 1/2 years of this era?
Daniel 7:23-25 refers to the man called the 'beast' in Revelation, as the 4th king.
In Daniel 9:27, he is the prince who makes a 7yr peace treaty with the nation in the holy Land.
In Daniel 11:21-45, he is a despicable man who grabs the kingship by deceit.
In 2 Thess 2:3-4 Paul calls him 'wickedness in human form' and 'the adversary who sits in God's Temple'. Read carefully 2 Thessalonians 2:8-12 for more details.
A powerful leader will rule the earth in the last days, this is undeniable prophecy, but Jesus will defeat him when He Returns. PTL!
jgr, you cited samples for your argument from the old testament regarding the Babylonians, Jeremiah 23 and Jeremiah 25.The people of the prince refers to the Roman armies which were Messiah's agents and instruments to accomplish the judgment and destruction which He had prophesied. God's use of such instruments, and His characterization of them as "mine" even though pagan, can be found in several OT instances e.g.:
You are mistiming the Gog/Magog invasion of Ezekiel 38/39.Regarding the Gog/Magog invasion of Israel (Ezekiel chapters 38-39), note that it will not occur until after the future Millennium (Revelation 20:7-10), when there will be no defensive walls or fear of attack in Israel whatsoever (Ezekiel 38:11).
There is only one word that refers to the person when he is in the role of the Antichrist.I take this to mean that there is no word in Daniel 9:24-27 which is presumed to refer to antichrist.
If I am incorrect, then what is that word?
I can show where that person is corroborated to be a prince. In Ezekiel 28:2, the person is code named the prince of Tyrus.Where in Scripture is antichrist corroborated and confirmed outside of Daniel 9 to be a prince?
The new covenant began when he died and it was not for one week nor did anything happen in the midst of a supposed week regarding any covenant and Christ.
Based on Matthew 10:5-7, and Romans 1:16, and Galatians 1:14-18, the Gospel was "confirmed" "first" with Daniel's people for a period of about 7 years, before Paul began his ministry to the Gentiles.
Do you deny this fact?
Did God rip the temple veil in half at the moment Christ died at Calvary?
Did this occur about 3 1/2 years after the command given to take the Gospel to Israel in Matthew 10:5-7?
How long was the earthly ministry of Christ, based on the fact that Bible scholars have found 4 Passovers in the Gospels?
Can you explain why the scriptural reference beside of Daniel 9:27 in my NKJV Bible is Matthew 26:28?
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I can show where that person is corroborated to be a prince. In Ezekiel 28:2, the person is code named the prince of Tyrus.
Ezekiel 28:2 Son of man, say unto the prince of Tyrus, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Because thine heart is lifted up, and thou hast said, I am a God, I sit in the seat of God, in the midst of the seas; yet thou art a man, and not God, though thou set thine heart as the heart of God:
The Anti-Christ does have royal authority, Revelation 17:12-13If the prince of Tyrus is presumed to refer to antichrist, then where in the NT is antichrist confirmed as a prince?