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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    He's both a liar and a fool. There might be some hope if he were one or the other. There's no hope for someone who's both. :laughing:
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    It is time to give Pretrib a decent burial

    Were God's promises for these children of Jacob? Numbers 25 3 And Israel joined himself unto Baalpeor: and the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel. 9 And those that died in the plague were twenty and four thousand. Or these children of Jacob? Matthew 23 13 But woe unto you, scribes...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    When you understand that your decapitated undetermined 70th week does not comport with Daniel's prophecy, then there is no alternative but to abandon it.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Jesus confirmed His Covenant with Israel, for 3 1/2 years of His own ministry, followed by 3 1/2 years of His disciples' ministry.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    1599 Geneva Bible Daniel 9 27 And he [d]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 [e]cease, [f]and for the overspreading of the abominations, he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation determined...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Once again, Davy can't read or understand the interpretive testimony of historical orthodox Christianity. He knows naught except the dispensatanized heresy of modernist revisionist futurized fable, fallacy, and fantasy. He denies Christ's Covenant and Blood. Such is blasphemy.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    You didn't answer the question. Why didn't you quote the Matthew 26:28 fulfillment of Daniel 9:27?
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    1599 Geneva Bible Daniel 9 27 And he [d]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 [e]cease, [f]and for the overspreading of the abominations, he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation determined...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    From stupidity to blasphemy. Why didn't you quote the Matthew 26:28 fulfillment of Daniel 9:27? Christ, Messiah the Prince, the Divine Covenant Confirmer. Proven Scripturally, historically, and grammatically. Not your hallucinatory dispensatanized abomination antichrist.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Yes, you can't convince anyone of your risible malinterpretations of Daniel 9, so you have to resort to Ezekiel and Revelation to continue your charade. It is to laugh. :laughing: :laughing: Why are you unable to answer post 86?
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Provide a verbatim quote from any recognized source in historical orthodox Christianity claiming that Christ did not fulfill Daniel 9:24. Provide a verbatim quote from any recognized source in historical orthodox Christianity claiming that the Covenant Confirmer of Daniel 9:27 is Antichrist...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    https://ia800505.us.archive.org/0/items/writingsofclemen01clem/writingsofclemen01clem.pdf But I don't expect you to follow it, because that would be too great a challenge for indolent stupidity. :laughing::laughing:
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Debunked. "Irenaeus and his pupil Hippolytus are the only two writers from the early Church period who believed in a still-future fulfillment of Daniel’s 70th week. They both placed the 70th week at the end of the gospel age and so are the first interpreters to postulate a gap between the 69th...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Absolutely, bro. Scripture describes the abomination of desolation. Dispensationalism represents an abomination of desecration.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    I thought I'd seen the epitome of stupidity, but I was wrong. :laughing::laughing: "From the captivity at Babylon, which took place in the time of Jeremiah the prophet, was fulfilled what was spoken by Daniel the prophet as follows:" That is a direct quote of Clement, in which he then quotes...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    Pure stupidity and nothing but. :laughing: Another one who doesn't understand the meaning of "determined". Another one who denies the Covenant and the Blood of Christ. Serious business.
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    The first fact you need to recognize is that the 70th week is determined along with the other 69. As Daniel declared, "Seventy weeks are determined".
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    No, it doesn't. 2852 [e] neḥ·taḵ נֶחְתַּ֥ךְ are determined V‑Nifal‑Perf‑3ms "(properly) to cut off, i.e. (figuratively) to decree" It means that they are "cut off", forming a unit comprised of all 70. Not your 69 with a decapitated orphaned undetermined 70th. I believe Daniel when he said...
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    70th Week and Day of the Lord are separate events.

    160AD Clement of Alexandria (On Daniel 9:24-27 ; The 'Seventy Weeks' of Daniel) From the captivity at Babylon, which took place in the time of Jeremiah the prophet, was fulfilled what was spoken by Daniel the prophet as follows: "Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people, and upon thy holy...