[xzins]

Where periods of time are given beforehand in the prophecies of the Bible they always mean that the time-units composing the period named are continuous.

Let’s see now, if Messiah is cut off in the middle of the 70th “heptad” (30 A.D.) and Jerusalem is destroyed sometime during the 70th “heptad” (70 A.D.)

In adddition to making that "heptad" meaningless, it also says that he's off the mark with his "continuous time" theory.

[blue-duncan]

” it also says that he’s off the mark with his “continuous time” theory”

“Parenthesis” can really mess up your tight eschatology almost as bad as “they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.”

[Quix]

THOSE UNRUBBERIZED SCRIPTURES

can be soooooooooooooo pesky

for the rubber minded.