THREE VIEWS OF DANIEL 9

Introduction Daniel is one of the greatest books in the Bible, one of the most controversial books in the Bible. It contains some of the most confusing and satisfying predictions with the details of Daniel 's ministry. Christians think that prophecies are not so difficult and do not directly direct the prediction and execution of propositions, but they are more complicated than this. Interpretation of the kind of final judgment is one of the main reasons for the difficulty. One of Daniel's confusing paragraphs will be reviewed today.

Daniel started in history and was a unique mixture in the Old Testament as it made a strong transition to include a vision of future events important to the Jews in chapter 7. In particular, Daniel 9: 24-27 shows a detailed timetable showing the events that occurred when the Israeli Messiah appeared and thereafter. In both history and prophecy, Daniel provides a strong reason for the absolute sovereignty of God. The theme of this sovereign occurred in many scenes, including the rescue from the lion's nest of Daniel, the rescue from the fire of his friend, and the coming of ancient times to save his people from the power of evil (Daniel 3: 23). -30; 6: 19-23; 7: 9-22)

The season of catastrophe is seven years. This is determined by what Daniel understands for 70 weeks (Daniel 9: 24-27. The catastrophe was the second half of the difficulties that lasted for 3 and a half, which was different from the big Tri difficulty. The wrath of God will be greatly strengthened during this period as Christ will be revealed Other verses are mentioned in Daniel 12: 1, The prince is beside the children of the people Standing: And there will be no country any day, or even at the same time trouble will happen at that time your people will be saved and you will find everyone in the book.

Gabriel also told Daniel. "After sixty two weeks, Messiah will be truncated, he will not have anything to use." (Daniel 9: 26) "7 + 62 weeks" Soon after all, basically after three and a half years, Christ is a human being As a ransom of, he was separated from death for torture at the expense of everything he had. (Isaiah 53: 8) The facts tell us that Jesus put the first half of this week in service. At one point it seems that in autumn of the year CE the Jewish country was presented as an illustration drawn as a fig tree (see Matthew 17: 15-20; 21: 18, 19, 43) No results were obtained. Year "Vignaolo told the owner of the vineyard: "My husband, this year alone, until I dug it and place it on a stool, it is good and evil if it will bear fruit in the future."