THE CONFIRMING OF THE COVENANT OF DANIEL 9:27

[covenantee]

Have you read my posts that I ever denied that Christ died physically?

Have you ever confessed that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh? 1 John 2:22

Let's see it.

Verbatim.

"I confess that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh".

Copy/paste it and post it.

If you believe it.

 

[Davy]

In Daniel 9:27, who is the "he" ?

27 And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.

If you'd read my posts you'd know what I said who that "he" of Dan.9:27 is.

The "he" of Dan.9:27 is the "prince" back at the Dan.9:26 verse, which is NOT Messiah.

Do you not have eyes?
Can you not see the following difference?

Dan.9:25 - "Messiah the Prince" - Christ Jesus
Dan.9:26 - "Messiah" - Christ Jesus
Dan.9:26 - "prince" - NOT Christ


Jesus Christ did NOT... destroy the city of Jerusalem and the sanctuary, nor place the "abomination of desolation that maketh desolate" of Daniel 11:31 with an army. Jerusalem and the temple were destroyed AFTER... Christ's 1st coming, and it was done by the Roman general Titus and his army in 70 A.D.

So DUH... those who started the falsehood that Christ destroyed Jerusalem and the temple simply are not using their brain.

 

[Douggg]

If you'd read my posts you'd know what I said who that "he" of Dan.9:27 is.

The "he" of Dan.9:27 is the "prince" back at the Dan.9:26 verse, which is NOT Messiah.

Do you not have eyes?
Can you not see the following difference?

Dan.9:25 - "Messiah the Prince" - Christ Jesus
Dan.9:26 - "Messiah" - Christ Jesus
Dan.9:26 - "prince" - NOT Christ


Jesus Christ did NOT... destroy the city of Jerusalem and the sanctuary, nor place the "abomination of desolation that maketh desolate" of Daniel 11:31 with an army. Jerusalem and the temple were destroyed AFTER... Christ's 1st coming, and it was done by the Roman general Titus and his army in 70 A.D.

So DUH... those who started the falsehood that Christ destroyed Jerusalem and the temple simply are not using their brain.

Are you claiming that Daniel 9:27 has already been fulfilled by Titus ?

 

[Davy]

Are you claiming that Daniel 9:27 has already been fulfilled by Titus ?

No, and where did you come up with that idea?

Instead of trying to create consternation against the Daniel 9 Scripture using a literary pry-bar, why don't you read that Scripture simply as written, instead of trying to dance around it?

 

[Spiritual Israelite]

Thankfully the Judaean Christians were infinitely smarter than you.

Do you literally physically exist?

Evidently not.

He is apparently a figment of his own imagination like the physical temple buildings that stood in Jerusalem until 70 AD. I guess he never feels any physical pain and never gets physically sick. What a life.

 

[Spiritual Israelite]

Yeah, which is what I had said.



No, you show you don't know how to follow simple English grammar, nor how God's Word uses 'types'.

The Daniel 9:26 phrase "... the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and sanctuary;" must be kept together as one subject.

You cannot just leave out that "shall destroy the city and sanctuary" connected with that "people of the prince that shall come." You can't just chop it up like you are doing. That means we must... ask, WHEN was that city and sanctuary destroyed, and by whom? Simple, it was by the Roman army of general Titus in 70 A.D. That is when the 2nd temple was destroyed, and the city of Jerusalem destroyed.

Furthermore, that Hebrew word nagid for "prince" does not include the word "Messiah" like the Daniel 9:25 verse does. This means the Daniel 9:26 "prince" MUST be understood to mean a ruler, or commander, which nagid (OT:5057) can mean. It does NOT mean Christ.

You are being dishonest here by acting as if "Messiah the Prince" in verse 25 is translated from one word, nagid, but it is not. It is translated from the words māšîaḥ (Messiah) and nagid (prince).

 

[Spiritual Israelite]

Nope. You are saying things because you are in denial of the Truth.



Assumption is the mother of all errors. I never said that everything in Scripture is supposed to be understood spiritually. Grow up.


What do you think, "Spiritual" Israelite? LOL. Have you read my posts that I ever denied that Christ died physically? Again, grow up.

Don't blame me that you come across as if you don't think anything is physical. You need to grow up and stop acting as if the physical destruction of the temple buildings never happened in 70 AD and stop acting as if the Bible would never prophesy about that.