The date of 457 BC—corresponding to the decree issued by the Persian King Artaxerxes I (Longimanus) during the seventh year of his reign—is adopted by many theologians and biblical historians and certain historical interpretations for a specific mathematical and textual reason: it allows the prophetic calendar to align perfectly with major his…[Read more]

• The Context: In 539 BC, the Persian King Cyrus II (the Great) captured Babylon, bringing an end to the Neo-Babylonian Empire.
• The Edict: In 538 BC, Cyrus issued an edict authorizing peoples who had been deported by the Babylonians to return to their homelands and re-establish the…[Read more]

When was the first Temple in Jerusalem destroyed?

• According to historical and biblical chronology, the Temple and the city of Jerusalem were burned down during the summer of 586 BC (on the 9th or 10th of the Jewish month of Av), following a long siege.
• Consequences: This event marks the fall of the Kingdom of Judah, the deportation of…[Read more]

30–33 AD: The crucifixion of Jesus under the authority of Pontius Pilate.
66 AD: The outbreak of the Great Jewish Revolt against the Roman Empire.
70 AD: The siege of Jerusalem by Titus. The city was sacked, and the Second Temple was completely burned and destroyed

This is the time line you gave for the events and we have approximately 4…[Read more]

At what point does the Jesus factor into this timeline and how does it parallel what Daniel was told in the 70 week prophecy?

You say the period between the crucifixion and the destruction of the Temple was a period of reprieve, a little confused. When I read vs 24, Gabriel explicitly tells Daniel 70 weeks have been determined upon the…[Read more]

History confirms the prophecy: the destruction of the city and the Temple follows the crucifixion of the Messiah.

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The facts reported by historians of the…[Read more]

P.S. It didn’t go unnoticed that you ignored and didn’t comment on the fact the semicolon in Dan 9:25 is missing from today’s translations…wonder why???

More dodge and evade tactics of the christian who can’t explain why they believe what they believe; they just “believe.”

I don’t understand what you mean, please explain; because every translation I use DOESN’T have “but not for himself” in Daniel 9:26.

When examining the Hebrew the translation reads: And after the sixty-two weeks, an anointed one shall be cut off and have nothing. And the people of a prince who is to come shall destroy the city and the…[Read more]

You realize the Targum is an interpretation/translation of the Hebrew into Aramaic and therefore wouldn’t be the original Hebrew. At any rate, how does this prove the Jesus is the reference in this passage in Isaiah and that he is the true Messiah. Still waiting for what the Jesus fulfilled as was spoken in the Tanakh of who the M…[Read more]

“At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.”

You keep returning to this idea; now explain Amos 3:7, “Certainly the sovereign LORD does nothing without first revealing his plan to his servants the prophets.” Apparently, G-d does reveal his plan first. You keep speaking of this “enemy” that could somehow thwart the plans of G-d…REALLY!!! Who??

1 Corinthians 2:8
Which none of the princes o…[Read more]

2. Isaiah 11:1–10: Describes a future Messiah descended from King David who brings justice and peace.

3. Dead Sea Scrolls (around 100 BC): Manuscript 4Q541 describes a priestly figure associated wit…[Read more]

Isa 53 isn’t about a messiah figure, that was made up by the catholic church (the origin of ALL christian faiths). Can you prove it’s about a messiah figure, and the answer is a big fat NO!! You can’t even explain who is speaking where in this Servant Song.

1. Isaiah 53 was written long before the Catholic Church existed as you know. A copy found…[Read more]

Explain this, this is the original 1611 King Jimmy for Daniel 9:25 (grammar cleaned up):

Know therefore and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem, onto the Messiah the Prince, shall be seven weeks; and threescore and two weeks, the street shall be built again, and the wall, even in…[Read more]

That passage speaks of much more than just the rebuilding of the first temple; as I showed you in the verses, it foretells the coming of the Messiah, His death, the c…[Read more]

Do you comprehend what you are told or read?? Nowhere did I insinuate Daniel was a liar; I said the Jesus was the liar!

The Jesus lied because what he said never happened. He told his disciples that they would see the Temple destroyed and he would return after that. It’s written in black and white, read Matthew 24; the Jesus tells the d…[Read more]

Indeed, the “Prince of the covenant” would also be broken during this period of Rome. Daniel 9:25–27 shows that the Prince of the covenant will be cut off in the middle of the week. The information contained in these verse…[Read more]

I see you couldn’t come up with a measly 20 prophecies the Jesus supposedly fulfilled…go figure! Should I have expected anything less?

The christian has to be one of the most gullible species on the planet; Isa 53 isn’t about a messiah figure, that was made up by the catholic church (the origin of ALL christian faiths). Can you pro…[Read more]

Over 300 Prophecies were fulfilled in Jesus life and ministry!

I am still waiting for you or anyone to prove the Jesus is the true Messiah; why is this such a difficult question for the “believing” christian? You parrot the Jesus fulfilled over 300 prophecies, please provide the prophecy the Messiah was to commit suicide to be the pro…[Read more]

Know therefore and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem👉 UNTO THE MESSIAH THE PTINCE shall be seven weeks, and threescore and two weeks: the street shall be built again, and the wall, even in troublous times.” Daniel 9:25

In fulfilling God’s command, three kings of Persia would nee…[Read more]

Almost three weeks ago I asked you six simple questions about being included into G-d’s house; what’s the matter, you have no response?? Isaiah never explains, so what are you doing to accomplished all of them?

Have you attached/joined yourself to G-d?

Do you serve G-d alone?

Do you love the name of HIM who created all thi…[Read more]

You quote (copy/paste what someone told you to believe) the passage from Ezk 28:16-18 and because it says “cherub” it must automatically refer to angels because angels are called cherubs. Did you read the passage in the context it was written?!?!? Did you…[Read more]

Also, the Bible directly states that “the soul who sin…[Read more]

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What is the meaning behind Isa 56:1-8? You always post a passage without explanation, as if the simple reading of it is explanatory. Why is G-d talking about the Sabbath and connecting back to the foreigner and the eunuch?

You have found an interesting passage, but the meaning goes way beyond what you seem to be suggesting it says (once…[Read more]

Another smooth stone that God’s people have refused to load in their sling is that of the true state of the dead. Merriman-Webster defines death as a permanent cessation of all vital functions. It is consistent with God’s word. The wise man Solomon informs us: “For the living know that they shall…[Read more]

The seventh-day Sabbath was instituted at Creation for all humanity, not for a single nation.

Did you not read my last sentence of my last post? I explicitly said to follow G-d’s example of resting and your body will thank you for it. Did comprehension fail you at that moment or did you not read all that I wrote? I’ve asked you in the pas…[Read more]

The seventh-day Sabbath was instituted at Creation for all humanity, not for a single nation.

Origin and universal scope

Creation: According to the biblical account in Genesis, God rested on the seventh day after completing the universe, blessing and sanctifying that day 👉before the existence of any Jew or patriarch.

👉An institution for…[Read more]

I find it interesting the above Sabbath observer quotes…[Read more]

REJECTION OF THE FIVE SMOOTH STONES

…and rendered helpless against the enemy

Confrotation and decision

There’s a storm coming, yea, it is verily upon us. This storm portends eternal consequences. Eerily, it appears as the time of trouble that Daniel and the ancient Jewish prophets, including Jesus Christ, warned the world about. Not u…[Read more]

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Are you really this obtuse?!?!? The “my people” isn’t a reference to Israel and Isaiah isn’t the “speaker” in this part; it’s a reference to the nations.

When are you going to identify who is speaking where?? Once you do that, your muddy water will suddenly become clear.

@ DT

for he was cut off out of the land of the living:
👉 for the transgression of my people👈 was he stricken.

Isaiah 53:8b states that the Servant is stricken “for the sins of MY PEOPLE.” If the prophet Isaiah says “my people” (Israel), the Servant who suffers in their place must logically be SOMEONE ELSE: an individual DISTINCT from the…[Read more]

Why do I say Revelation was written before the destruction of the Temple, the words written place it before its destruction.

Rev 1:7 (Look! He is returning with the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him, and all the tribes on the earth will mourn because of him. This will certainly come to pass! Amen.)

Even…[Read more]

It means something, and it is far more likely to relate to the fulfilment of prophecy than to be a random verse with no real significance.

In your next post concerning Ps 22; what is the prophetic correlation to the Jesus of David lamenting over being surrounded by his enemies and speaking of what they will do to him if he is caught?…[Read more]

You as do others seem to think that God should have spelled everything out so clearly, that even the enemies of God could have understood it and therefore, not fulfill it.

You keep returning to this idea; now explain Amos 3:7, “Certainly the sovereign LORD does nothing without first revealing his plan to his servants the p…[Read more]

Where do I begin?!?!? You aren’t connecting the dots. IF you were willing to engage in an actual conversation, it would be wonderful; then we could have a back and forth, asking and answering questions, and explaining our thoughts. What I’ve been finding out, for the christian at least, it’s one sided; it’s what is believed by them…[Read more]