keras said:
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We shall see in due course, won't we.
Re a treaty; when do you think
Isaiah 28:14-15 happened? From the context, it is still future.
Isaiah 28
16 Therefore thus saith the Lord God, Behold, I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure foundation: he that believeth shall not make haste.
What is verse 16 there for?
It's there for verses 14 and 15.
Fulfilled in Messiah at His First Coming.
Peter confirms.
1 Peter 2
6 Wherefore also it is contained in the scripture, Behold, I lay in Sion a chief corner stone, elect, precious: and he that believeth on him shall not be confounded.
7 Unto you therefore which believe he is precious: but unto them which be disobedient, the stone which the builders disallowed, the same is made the head of the corner,
Some interesting views from a Preterist perspective:
https://www.preteristarchive.com/tag/daniels-seventy-weeks/
M.F. Blume: What Do Preterists Believe About “The Prince” in the 70 Weeks of Daniel? (2001)
James Jordan: Bridging the Last Gap: Daniel’s Seventy Weeks Revisited (1992)
John Denton: Prophetic Day or Year – Jerusalem’s Destruction and the Seventy Weeks (1998)
M.F. Blume: What Do Preterists Believe About “The Prince” in the 70 Weeks of Daniel? (2001)
Todd Dennis: Were the Seventy Weeks Fulfilled in the First Century? (1995)
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Messianic Jewish interpretation:
All Articles - Here a little, there a little - Index
Daniel - 70 Weeks Prophecy - Chart
DANIEL'S 70 WEEKS OF YEARS (490 YEARS)
Jewish Year* Roman Date 70 Weeks-490 Years (7 Weeks-49 Years) (62 Weeks-434 Years) (1 Week-7 Years) Explanatory Notes Herod's Reign Herod's Temple Yeshua's Life Tiberius' Reign
3297 465/464 BCE Artaxerxes' Ascension Year (Dec. 17, 465 BCE to Sep. 1, 464 BCE)
3298 464/463 BCE 1st Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3299 463/462 BCE 2nd Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3300 462/461 BCE 3rd Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3301 461/460 BCE 4th Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3302 460/459 BCE 5th Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3303 459/458 BCE 6th Regnal Year of Artaxerxes
3304 458/457 BCE 1 1 7th Regnal Year of Artaxerxes-Ezra 7:7-8 (commission to Ezra to rebuild Jerusalem)
3317 445/444 BCE 14 14 20th Regnal Year of Artaxerxes-Neh. 1:1; 2:1 (Nehemiah appointed governor of Judea)
3329 433/432 BCE 26 26 32nd Regnal Year of Artaxerxes (Nehemiah returns to Shushan-Neh. 5:14; 13:6)
3337 425/424 BCE 34 34 King Artaxerxes dies in his 40th Regnal Year; succeeded by sons Xerxes II, then Sogdianus
3338 424/423 BCE 35 35 Darius Nothus, son of Artaxerxes, becomes King of Persia
3351 411/410 BCE 48 48
3352 410/409 BCE 49 49 Nehemiah's governorship ends; Bagohi becomes governor of Judea
3724 38/37 BCE 421 372 Herod the Great captures Jerusalem from Antigonus and rules as governer over Judea 1
3741 21/20 BCE 438 389 Herod starts expansion of second Temple (Josephus,
Antiquities of the Jews, 15.11.1) 18 Begins
3757 5/4 BCE 454 405
Yeshua born during Sukkot; Herod dies about six months later, just before Passover (Josephus,
Ant., 17.8.1;
Wars of the Jews, 1.33.8) 34 16 Born
3761 1 BCE
/1 CE 458 409 20 4
3769 8/9 CE 466 417 Yeshua listens to teachers in Temple during Passover (Luke 2:41-51) 28 12
3773 12/13 CE 470 421 Tiberius begins his co-rule with Augustus Caesar on October 23, 12 CE 32 16 1
3787 26/27 CE 484 1 46 years since Temple renovation began (John 2:20); Yeshua "about 30 years of age" (Luke 3:23); 15th year of Tiberius (Luke 3:1) 46 30 15
3790 29/30 CE 487 1/2 Yeshua died on Wednesday, 14 Nisan (April 3, 30 CE), at the exact time Passover lambs were being slain in the Temple (Josephus,
War, 6.9.3) 33
Herod's Temple destroyed on 9 Av (August 4, 70 CE on the Julian calendar) by the Romans. The
Babylonian Talmud records that for 40 years before the Temple was destroyed, the following things happened: The lots for the
Yom Kippur goats ceased to be supernaturally determined; the crimson thread tied to the
Azazel goat's horn (which had before supernaturally changed to white to show God's forgiveness) remained red; the western candle in the menorah in the Temple sanctuary would not burn continually; and the doors of the Temple would open by themselves (Yoma 39:b).
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Daniel's 70 Weeks - Here a little, there a little - Prophecy
DANIEL'S 70 WEEKS
Many Christians expect an end-time scenario that goes something like this: The Church will be raptured to heaven before the start of the "great tribulation." Then the Antichrist will arise and convince the Jews that he is actually the prophesied Messiah. The Antichrist will make a seven-year peace treaty with the Jews and will allow the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem. But midway through that treaty, the Antichrist will break his covenant. He will enter the restored Temple and proclaim himself to be God. This event will start the 3½-year reign of terror known as the "great tribulation." At the end of this time period, Christ will return from heaven with the Church and defeat the Antichrist in the Battle of Armageddon.
The scenario above is built around just a few prophetic Scriptures. The primary one is the "70 weeks" prophecy found in Daniel 9:24-27. This is one of the most misunderstood and misused prophecies in the Bible. This prophecy is the primary foundation used by most pre-tribulation rapturists to support that particular doctrine. But does this passage really support a pre-tribulation rapture? We'll examine the 9th chapter of Daniel in detail to make that determination................
CONCLUSION
As we can see from an in-depth look at the prophecy of the 70 weeks, it has nothing to say directly about the Antichrist. The primary focus of the prophecy was to tell Daniel (and through him, us) WHEN the prophesied Messiah would appear in Israel. It also foretold the Jews' overall rejection of Yeshua as that Messiah, and the consequences to Israel of that rejection...................
