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Blessings to you, brother. Brother covenantee.

I'm doing what the true Christian Church has done for 17 centuries -- recognizing Messiah as the New Covenant Confirmer; and as the One who in Divine Justice judged and destroyed those who refused to accept Him and His New Covenant. You're not.

What is really not smart is claiming that Messiah is antichrist.

Link to my post containing the words "condemning" and "world".

Only one. The New Covenant in Christ's Blood. It speaks of Him throughout Daniel 9:24-27. It is found throughout Daniel 9:24-27. There is no antichrist anywhere in the OT. True.

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Whether you realize it or not, you are espousing what they fabricated and perpetuated, and which was unheard of in historic Christian orthodoxy before them, and would have been condemned as rank blasphemy, which it is. Namely, that Messiah is antichrist. And you're still in violation of the...

Why are you ignoring Matthew 26:28? What to believe? 1. Historic orthodox Christianity which recognizes the Covenant Confirmer as Christ. Daniel 9:27; Matthew 26:28. 2. Modernist Darby/Scofield dispensational delusion which contorts Christ into Antichrist. Who needs a hint?

The word "Antichrist" does not exist in Biblical Hebrew or Aramaic. It is not found in the OT. Daniel does not refer to something which does not exist. The only occurrences of the word "Antichrist" are in John's NT epistles. There are several references in Scripture to Messiah as Prince...

And peace to you David in NJ Messiah the Prince was alive and well in 70 AD. He directed the Roman armies, who were His people serving as His agents of judgment and destruction, destroying the city and sanctuary. Both Josephus and Titus acknowledged Divine intervention and assistance in that...

Doesn't pass the grammar test. Who is the only Individual identified as a prince in the passage?

Who are they?

Doesn't pass the grammar test.

The grammatical antecedent/referent of "he" in verse 27 is "the prince" in verse 26. The grammatical antecedent/referent of "the prince" in verse 26 is "Messiah the Prince" in verse 25. Thus it is Messiah the Prince who confirmed the covenant with many. Corroborated here: Matthew 26 28 For this...

Daniel 2 44 And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever. Precisely nothing to do with earthly...

Not if it can't exegete Daniel 9:24.

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The criticism is of Darby/Scofield modernist dispensational delusionism. There is no mention of "other students".

Claims of "partial fulfillments". There were no "partial fulfillments". There was one complete and perfect fulfillment. Jesus declared "It is finished" on the Cross. John 19:30