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I am alittle lost ... not your fault.... What proof would you need for you to see a different interpretation than the one you currently have? The most important question to ask might be ": do you think the prophecies in Daniel are written about the Jews, His city and their coming Messiah or the...

Of course this is about the cross. The entire chapter 9 is about God's foregiveness and specifically, 9:24-27 speaks about the last week in the prophecy - all the things the Messiah will do during His last 3.5 years of His ministry. This is what Daniel is prophecising about... It is all about...

The church does not have a part in the 70 weeks, but the prophecy does tell us the city and the sanctuary will be destoryed. And that will take place in 70 AD. And it will be destroyed by the "people" of the "prince who is to come." Meaning, it is not Titus because he let the pagan Roman army...

I agree with you. The Jews have rejected and crucified their Messiah, and for the next 2000 years, they would become "desolate" with their God until the time of the Gentiles is over. This was all within God's plan of salvation for the Jews and mankind before the foundation of the world. Nothing...

He did come riding on a donkey at the END OF HIS MINISTRY. This would be 3.5 years after He began His ministry. That would be the Passover week. Don't know about any gaps elsewhere, but in Daniel, the prophecy is for a 490 consecutive year prophecy... It starts and ends at the same time as the...

In Matthew's Gospel, Jesus responds to His disciples with the quote mentioned above in Matthew 25:15. Matthew is specifically written for or to the Jews telling them Jesus is indeed their Messiah, their King, their Prince.... Look at what Jesus is saying, "when you see the AOD (Jesus being...

I strongly disagree. First, the cross was in God's plans since the foundation of the world. But of course, it would have to take place during and by mankind. The Jews certainly rejected their Messiah and along with the Romans did crucify Him. There can be no greater "abomination" that the...

Certainly He did. There is not one that He left unfulfilled. The prophecy is / was indeed WRITTEN FOR the Jews and the city, but the most important issue is the complete restoration of everything that was either taken away or destroyed by the Babylonians. The Jews would be successful in...

Let me ask you ... in the "restorative" verse, Gabriel tells us the Messiah will come AFTER the 62 weeks of the prophecy. And of course, the 62 weeks can only come after the completion of the 7 weeks. Therefore, the Messiah will arrive AFTER the completion of the total period of 69 weeks leaving...

I think we can all agree that the Temple, the city and everything was completely destroyed between 606 and 587 BC by the Babylonians. But God promised to restore His people and His city after the 70 years of punishment in exile. So, the first Temple and everything in Israel was destroyed or...