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Are you still a zionist?

Do you think that their witness and testimony are dead? Did Christ completely fulfill Daniel 9:24 at Calvary in the 70th week?

Yes, and no theologian 500 years ago was an adherent of it either. In fact, before Scofield dispensational futurism, no theologian had ever denied that Christ completely fulfilled Daniel 9:24 in the 70th week. So you're in good company.

When you listen and test what dispensationalists say about Daniel's 70th week, what is your result?

But you would rely on modernist revisionist delusionist dispensationalism?

It is. Jesus confirmed His Covenant with many for the 70th week, first through His own ministry and sacrifice at Calvary in the first half of the week (Matthew 26:28), then through His disciples' ministry in the last half of the week. If He didn't confirm His Covenant at that time, then...

So then Daniel 9:24-27 is repeated for the second set of 70 weeks. Please do a detailed verse by verse description of how and by whom those verses were or are fulfilled the second time around.

Your lunatic decapitated 70th week is incapable of explaining anything. :laughing:

Explain how Daniel's determined 70 weeks are No substance. With Scripture. :laughing:

Yes, I follow the simplicity of Daniel's determined 70 weeks. You follow the lunacy of your decapitated 70th week. See the difference? :laughing:

"will be translated" Your futurized fallacy. Colossians 1 12 Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light: 13 Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son: "hath...

Debunked. They were immeasurably smarter than you. :laughing:

The Day of the Lord does not occur in the 70th week.

None of that is in Daniel 9:24-27.

There's no antichrist in Daniel 9 or anywhere else in the OT. The word does not exist in OT Hebrew or Aramaic. The abomination of desolation referred to in Matthew 24:15 is identified in the parallel synoptic verse of Luke 21:20. It was the Roman armies, who destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD.

Jesus was crucified in the midst of the week (Daniel 9:27), placing the crucifixion in 30 AD.

It's the last week of the first and only time.

Welcome, Steve. The actual end of what?

"Determined" is not a vague word, and no side can defend guessing.

We'd like to see your learned explanation of how your decapitated undetermined 70th week comports with Daniel's declaration, that all 70 weeks are determined. Daniel 9:24 You obviously didn't learn yours from Daniel.