Where do we
go to find ‘the Messiah’?
Daniel must
have thought: “How wonderful! At last king David’s throne will be restored and
God’s promise to establish the kingdom forever will be realised.” (2 Sam 7)
But… no
sooner has He arrived… “Messiah shall be cut off”!
Why?? Surely this long-awaited Prince will not be executed?
Afraid so…
Gabriel then added: “ayin” – meaning either ‘for nothing’ or more likely, ‘with nothing’.
Why?? Surely this long-awaited Prince will not be executed?
Afraid so…
Gabriel then added: “ayin” – meaning either ‘for nothing’ or more likely, ‘with nothing’.
The innocent
Anointed Prince will be executed?...with not even His own clothes?? Unthinkable!!
Who is this? Just a prophet? |
Daniel was
even told the year in which this would happen!...69 ‘weeks’ of years after the
order to rebuild Jerusalem. This authority was given by Persian king, Artaxerxes
I Longimanus, to Nehemiah his Jewish cupbearer. (Nehemiah ch2)
Not only
that, Jerusalem and its temple would then be destroyed – again!!
Which prince
was stripped and executed in Jerusalem, 483 years after the rebuild of Jerusalem?...and
BEFORE the Romans sacked the city in AD 70.
Let’s look for more clues…. Click the link:
http://hotspuds.blogspot.com.au/2015/09/2-clues-in-tanakh.html
Let’s look for more clues…. Click the link:
…and people claim the Book of Daniel was made up, centuries later??
ReplyDeleteWe haven't included dates because biblical scholars can't agree on when Artaxerxes gave the order - somewhere between 445 & 455 BC, nor can they agree on when Jesus Christ was crucified - between 29 & 33 AD. My guess is 450 BC and 32 AD but I'm not a Jew to understand their calendar.
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