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Thanks so much, and I have also read their commentaries... and these guys are indeed heavy hitters..

Thank you for your kind words. Would you mind letting me know more of your thoughts regarding the "time of the Gentiles?" Thanks.

Ok and thanks. This is a fourth interpretation that we can discuss.

Yes I have, and that is a great point and I am sure you will read about it in the commentary. This ties way back to the creation of Adam in Genesis 2:7..... 9:24f-Bring in everlasting righteousness Daniel had recorded the three types of sin in 9:24: c, d, and e. Man has been guilty of these...

Ok, I was hoping there might be a few more different interpretations.... there are certainly a few out there I believe. Unless I am not seeing them all, at least the top few interpretations, there maybe 3 to consider? 1) futurist view that predicts the war of all wars kind of thing... coming of...

I understand and appreciate your comments... The only response to that is that Mary and others went to the tomb on the day after the Sabbath and brought burial ointments and perfumes, etc. Jesus did tell them He would rise on the 3rd day and He did say the Father and He were One and the same...

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Thank you.

Nice comments! Hope you do not mind… I made an earlier comment that I would like to hear your thoughts on (assuming I may have missed it). I believe no one, perhaps with the exception of one of the thrives on the cross (which has its own special purpose), could recognize Jesus as their...

I do not believe that I have replied to any of the 49 pages of responses / comments on this topic. If I may, can anyone first tell me their interpretation of just what is the "AOD?" I am sure there are more than one or two major interpretations - perhaps some preterist and many futurist... thanks.

Thank you for your response! I believe the "daily" sacrifice only points to one event and that is when each day at 9 AM and 3 PM, the same time the Messiah was placed on the cross and the time of His death. Jesus fulfilled this sacrifice and offering found in Leviticus.

That is a terrific question… I really never thought of it this way before. Perhaps both. The Jews who accepted Jesus accepted the New Covenant. It was and is a better Covenant. But the Jews that rejected Jesus had to continue with the old Covenant given to them on Mt. Sinai. But just as the...

I wish I had your understanding of the Scriptures where you can connect this Word to that Word … In studying Daniel, there are so many verses that point both back to other OT passages as well as to many NT verses. Only God could weave such a masterpiece! Please keep showing me these relationships.

Well, they have been keeping God’s laws, commandments and Levitical ceremonies and practices for 1500 years. And when reading the time after the cross, is was quite difficult for them to understand what was “done away” with and what may be kept. Now many Christians today contend the “law” (the...

The old covenent required the Jews to obey and honor the Levitical ceremonies, sacrifices, offerings, etc. It they kept His laws and commands, their sin would be forgiven - until the next Day of Atonement. The new covenant requires the Jews and Gentiles to also accept the One true God but if...

That is so good! So the same reasons they failed to preach the One true God to the world (before the cross), pride and selfulness, continues to be a barrier to recognizing Jesus as their Messiah? God had indeed blinded, in part, ALL Israel from recognizing Jesus before the cross (everyone, both...

Thank you for your response. This is such a difficult “mystery.”

i don't know if anyone will agree with this, but, to me, it does not matter what WE think who is or who isn't Israel. What we do know is that whether an individual is one of the 12 tribes, God will know who they are and will bring them back to Him.

First, that is such a great point to make. And God's has the ability to incorporate so much into His Words - found in Daniel and other books of course. It would probably take a chapter of its own to discuss this relationship that you brought forward. To touch on it (a very little bit) please...

First, thank you for the terrific response... I hope you realize that some of the comments I made were not necessarily my opinion, but instead represented questions that I was trying to solicit responses to... since I do not have the answers. But other comments are clearly mine and I will...