Daniel 9:24Seventy weeks are decreed for your people and your holy city to stop their transgression, to put an end to sin, to make atonement for iniquity, to bring in everlasting righteousness, to seal up vision and prophecy, and to anoint the Most Holy Place. (Ends at the stoning of Stephen and the conversion of Saul)
Notice that it doesn't say for the chief priests and Pharisees. Dispensationalism is dead wrong in their interpretation of Daniel 9:24-27. History proves it. Daniel 9:27 STARTS at a specific date and ENDS at a specific date (just like the 1260 years STARTS at a specific date and ENDS at a specific date. Jumping 2000+ years into the future is something the Jesuits thought up during the Counter Reformation (proven, documented history).
Dan 9:24
This verse sets the goals of the 70 week prophecy of Daniel.
(A) "Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city,"
- This sets the time period at 70 weeks. It is generally accepted here that you must use the day = year prophecy formula (Num 14:34, Ezek 4:6), yielding a time period of 490 years from start to completion.
- The word determined here actually means "cut off". This 70 weeks are cut off from, or begin at the same time as, the larger 2300 day (year) prophecy of Dan 8:14, which has as it's focus the cleansing of the sanctuary in heaven, the beginning of Judgment. So both the 70 week (490 year) and the 2300 day (year) prophecy begin at the same date. Note that you can not arbitrarily apply the year for a day principle in one case and not another, you must remain consistent. Dan 8:26 strongly hints that the 2300 day prophecy in verse 14 is not just 2300 days, but many days more than it literally indicates. This would also support using year instead of day.
(B) "to finish the transgression (rebellion),"
- Meaning to the Jews: end your transgression of (rebellion against) God's Law and return to obedience. - Alludes to the victory of Jesus Christ over transgression at the cross.
(C) "and to make an end of sins,"
- Meaning to the Jews: repent from sin. - Alludes to the victory of Jesus Christ over sin at the cross.
(D) "and to make reconciliation for iniquity,"
- Meaning to the Jews: Atonement for sins through sacrificial temple ceremonies (symbolic of Jesus). - Alludes to the reconciliation for iniquity by Jesus Christ at the cross.
(E) "and to bring in everlasting righteousness,"
- Alludes to the death of Jesus the Messiah at the cross making everlasting righteousness available to all with faith. Without His death at the cross we are all condemned to the second death. By His death on the cross, the requirement of the Law was met and His everlasting righteousness established. Psa 119:142
(F) "and to seal up the vision and prophecy,"
- To fulfill / complete the prophesies of the 70 weeks (the dates of Messiah's / Jesus' baptism and crucifixion). Because Daniel predicted these historical events of the 70 weeks with absolute accuracy, we can also trust that the 2300 day (year) prophecy is just as accurate.
(G) "and to anoint the most Holy."
- As the earthly temple was anointed in Lev 8:10-11, so the heavenly temple was anointed by Jesus as he assumed the role of our High Priest, on his return to heaven. Also, Jesus himself was anointed as the Messiah at His Baptism (Mat 3:16, Mark 1:9, Luke 3:21).
So verse 24 has set the goals of the 70 week prophecy of Daniel. The twofold focus of the prophecy: first on the Jews reconciling themselves with God within the appointed time (490 years), and second, Jesus being baptized and paying the price of sin at the cross for us and becoming our High Priest. Note that there is nothing in verse 24 referring to the millennial kingdom, or the antichrist, or a seven year tribulation and there is nothing to indicate the 490 years are anything but a continuous period of time that ended in 34 A.D.
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Very important, and why I set it apart in this post: (correct interpretation)
“- The word determined here actually means “cut off”. This 70 weeks are cut off from, or begin at the same time as, the larger 2300 day (year) prophecy of Dan 8:14, which has as it’s focus the cleansing of the sanctuary in heaven, the beginning of Judgment. So both the 70 week (490 year) and the 2300 day (year) prophecy begin at the same date. Note that you can not arbitrarily apply the year for a day principle in one case and not another, you must remain consistent. Dan 8:26 strongly hints that the 2300 day prophecy in verse 14 is not just 2300 days, but many days more than it literally indicates. This would also support using year instead of day.