Let's start with number 6 on your list. Per verse 24 that is basically the last thing on the list, yet you have it being the first thing that is fulfilled.
There is no indication that they would be fulfilled in the order listed, so this is just yet another weak argument from you.
Why don't you stick with the flow brought out in verse 24, rather than being all over the place by making it in any order you please?
LOL. Get serious. Nowhere does it indicate that the six things were listed in order of fulfillment. That's something you made up, just like you make up many things such as how you interpret Matthew 23:39. Are you still going to insist that my interpretation of that verse is wrong even though I showed how you take it out of context by denying that it's talking about people literally, physically seeing Jesus?
Plus, I noticed though that you ommitted this in verse 24--Seventy weeks are determined upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression. Where is your interpretation of that?
Right at the beginning of my post.
Your interpretation has the transgression upon the holy city being finshed first, then some 40 years later this same holy city where the trangression upon it was finished 40 years earlier is then attacked and destroyed. Not before the trangression upon the holy city is finished first, but after it is finished. Seriously, how does it make sense for there to be this transgression upon the holy city that needs to be finished, and once it is finished, instead of it leading to something like this at the time---And men shall dwell in it, and there shall be no more utter destruction; but Jerusalem shall be safely inhabited(Zechariah 14:11)--it leads to 70 AD instead? Totally absurd, totally backwards.
LOL. What in the world are you saying? Did you miss where I said "I believe Daniel 9:24 was fulfilled by the ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, so it was fulfilled well before 70 AD."? Did you not read the scriptures I posted that I believe relate to finishing the transgression? What I said and what those scriptures say has nothing to do with 70 AD, so why are you bringing that into it? If you actually read the passages I used to support my understanding of finishing the transgression you should see that it has to do with Jesus finishing what He came to do by sacrificing Himself for our transgressions. Jesus Himself said "It is finished" and Isaiah 53:8 says "he was cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people was he stricken.".
BTW, whether you admit it or not, all it takes is just one thing to successfully debunk something.
Of course I admit that, but you fail to do that every time you claim to do so. For example, you acted so sure that you debunked my understanding of Matthew 23:39 while failing to see that the context is clearly in relation to seeing Jesus physically. This is what you do over and over again. You claim to debunk something and then I debunk your supposed debunking.
This alone debunks that the 70 weeks ended before 70 AD.
What does? Your word salad above? Hardly.
And we haven't even factored in that this holy city is once again on the map, and that it doesn't even remotely agree with what Zechariah 14:11 records about the holy city. The point being, until Zechariah 14:11 is true first, in the meantime the 70 weeks determined upon the holy city, to finish the transgression concerning it, they haven't been finished yet. Maybe in the Twilight Zone it has been finished, but not in the real world.
Your understanding of what it means to finish the transgression is flawed. You fail to understand that only Jesus could fulfill the six things listed in Daniel 9:24. I'm not even sure what you're trying to say about how you think "to finish the transgression" will be fulfilled. How exactly do you think it will be fulfilled?
Clearly, some of verse 24 has already been fulfilled, yet not all of it has been fulfilled. Only the parts that were fulfilled within 69 and a half weeks were fulfilled, except 70 weeks are determined in total, not just 69 and 1/2 weeks.
I've asked you multiple times now to tell me which of the six things in verse 24 you think have been fulfilled. This would have been a good time to answer that question, but you didn't do so. Can you tell me which of the six things you believe were already fulfilled and how they were fulfilled?
I don't know what it is about some of and why you are not reading the texts correctly?
You mean like yourself?
You basically have the trangression only involving 69 and 1/2 half weeks rather that an entire 70 weeks exactly and plainly like verse 24 says.
It does not say that it wouldn't be finished until the end of the 70th week. It says a 70 week time period was determined or given in order for those things to be fulfilled before that time ended. That does not mean those six things aren't fulfilled until the last day of the 70th week. You read so many things into scripture that aren't there. What about the things that you do think were already fulfilled? Can I question why you would have them fulfilled within 69 1/2 weeks instead of at the end of the 70th week? How can any of the things be fulfilled using the logic you're using here in relation to finishing the transgression?
In your list there, could you point out which part or parts is meaning at the end of the 70 weeks?
None. But, so what? How do you have any of them being fulfilled before the end of the 70 weeks? You shouldn't have any of it being fulfilled before the end of the 70 weeks using your logic. You're not even thinking here.
All I'm seeing in your list are things, in light of the passages you are providing to support your interpretation of verse 24,
Yes, and I'm putting in far more effort than you are in considering what the prophecy is really all about while trying to use scripture to interpret scripture. You, in contrast, are making a minimal effort to understand it while mostly just using your own flawed imagination.
are events connected with the cross, the middle of the 70th week. Once again, 70 weeks are determined in total, not just 69 and 1/2 weeks.
Yes, 70 weeks, which we agree equate to 490 years, were determined and the prophecy had to be completed within that time frame. You have twisted it to extend that time frame to around 2,500 years so far instead.
