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Daniel 9:26 · BSB
9:26 Then after the sixty-two weeks the Messiah will be cut off and will have nothing. Then the people of the prince who is to come will destroy the city and the sanctuary. The end will come like a flood, and until the end there will be war; desolations have been decreed.
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…the reign of king darius that's what it is that's what it means so when you're able to ascertain all of these things, when you are ready to acceptDaniel chapter 9, verses 20 through 27, which plainly states that in the middle of Daniel's 70th week, that the Messiah would be cut off you accept that was the crucifixion, you realize…
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…1 Thessalonians 5, verse 23, is literally fulfilled. Well, I've given a whole lot of information in a short period of time. So let's take a look atDaniel chapter 9 verses 24 through 27. Let's see if what I've just described is what it is describing. Because this is what I'm saying. That the 70th week is the third integer in this…
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…first three and a half years was spent during Jesus Christ earthly ministry. That is plainly laid out in Daniel chapter 9. It's plainly laid out.Daniel chapter 9 verses 24 to 27. It's plainly laid out. So he's telling you that the great tribulation is the last three and a half years. That's what he's saying. And he's going…
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…chapter 11, 3 and Revelation chapter 12, verse 6. The tribulation is three and a half years. They're lying to you. They are lying to you aboutDaniel chapter 9, verses 24 through 27. Jesus Christ made a covenant with humanity for one week. The first week, the first half of the week, was the three and a half years of his earthly…
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…the desolate. That entire week of years, that seven year period, has to do with Daniel's people and their holy city, according to the context ofDaniel 9, verses 24 to 27. Now you couldn't miss that unless you wanted to miss it. We've got two more uh points to look at in proving conclusively from the scripture that…
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…prophetic works by reformed authors were were looked at, especially their exposition of Ezekiel 40 to 48, which we've covered on these broadcasts,Daniel chapter 9, verses 24 to 27, and we we've taken a good careful look to find out uh just why these people have come to the conclusions they've come to and determine whether or…
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…Patton. But this is the fulfillment, not in totality, but everything except for the um execution of the judgment upon Israel that's prophesied inDaniel chapter 9, verses 26and 27. When 70 weeks, that's a week of years, seventy weeks was determined upon Israel. That God was going to cut them off and judge them…
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…that it is impossible to have a clear understanding of prophecy and especially of the truths unveiled in the book of Revelation, except in light ofDaniel 9, verses 24 to 27. I don't think that's an overstatement at all. So let's look at these verses and then we'll discuss them together. Daniel 9, beginning at verse 24.…
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…That's how you know it's Messiah. This day of Jesus' triumphal entry was actually prophesied to the exact year. If you go back to the book ofDaniel, chapter 9, verses 24 to 26, there's a mathematical calculation there, and we see this prophecy from Daniel giving a timeline of when Messiah will come. So Daniel prophesies…
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…crucifixion, piercing, mockery, offering of gall and vinegar, and his resurrection and ascension. In another remarkable example of prophecy,Daniel chapter 9, verses 24 to 27, it says that there will be 69 weeks from the time of the command to rebuild Jerusalem until the coming Messiah to Jerusalem, just before his…
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…is actually teaching and training and presenting all of the things about God and God's word and God's laws to these magi. And so when you look atDaniel 9 verses 20 through 27, so Daniel's this weird little book, it goes through all these different transitions of kings and how Daniel serves. And then there hits a certain…
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…would bring in everlasting righteousness. And in so doing, he would be cut off. This is, again, priestly language applied to the coming Messiah inDaniel chapter 9, verse 24 through 27. These four are prophecies of Jesus coming as priest. Well now, let's look a little bit further. What are the shortcomings of the former…
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…die by being pierced. So in other words, he's going to be crucified. He's going to be murdered. His hands and his feet are going to be run through.Daniel 9, verse 26, says, His days will be cut off. There will be an abrupt ending. Not a ripe old age, saying, Into your hands I commit my spirit, but he will be…
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…He is the little horn of Daniel Chapter 7, verse 8. The king of fierce countenance of Daniel chapter 8, verse 23. The Prince that shall come ofDaniel 9, verse 26. The willful king of Daniel Chapter 11, verses 36 to 45. The one who comes in his own name, John 5 verse 43, whom Israel will receive as their…
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…will come one who makes desolate, even until a complete destruction, one that is decreed, is poured out on the one who makes desolate. That'sDaniel 9, verses 26, 27. So Antichrist here is going to make a pact with Israel for seven years. And halfway through that seven-year period, however, what's going to…
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…this difficult text this morning is that we would fix our hope on the promises made to Daniel here in these verses. So we'll take a look here atDaniel 9, verses 20 through 27. And we're going to see this in three parts this morning. I try to make it easy for you to follow along. Three parts this morning. If you're taking…
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…nine and I thought Pastor Micah was going to preach the message this morning at ABF. But yes, there is a connection with Daniel's prophecy. InDaniel, chapter 9, verse 24 to 26. In Daniel's 70 weeks prophecy, daniel in 605 BC, right In 605 BC, he writes down the words of the angel Gabriel and in verse 25, he says know,…
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…down in the lion's den, the fiery pit. There you go. Alright. So, we're familiar with this, but Daniel had prophesied. About the coming Messiah inDaniel chapter 9, verses 24 through 26. Now here's what's incredible, is that again, God's people, many of them come back to Jerusalem. And so at least 500 plus years has gone by. But we…
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…I'm gonna read Isaiah 53. Now you should be wondering at this point, what's this got to do with anything with Daniel 9? He says right here inDaniel 9, verse 26, and after 62 weeks, an anointed one, Jesus, shall be cut off and shall have nothing. So I'm sitting on my back porch. I'm a little frustrated. I…
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…look at chapter 9. There's a prayer in verses 1 through 19, a confession. We're going to look at that. Then we're going to look at this prophecy inDaniel 9, verses 20 through 27, which is one of the most confusing prophecies in some ways, and certainly one of the most contentious in the Bible. And I'm going to clear it all…
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