Reasons why Daniel’s 70 Weeks prophecy has not yet been fulfilled, and an explanation of the events in Daniel’s final week, including the covenant, the stopping of sacrifices, and the abomination of desolation.

While we respectfully disagree with the “already-fulfilled” theory, we acknowledge the desire it reflects to glorify our LORD and Savior YASHUA HA MASHIACH for His sacrifice. Our hope is to clearly explain why we believe, as discussed in the prior episode, that Daniel’s 70 Weeks will not be fulfilled until the end of the age.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
2:37 Has the transgression been finished?
4:04 Has an end been made of sins?
5:39 Has reconciliation been made for iniquity?
6:21 Has everlasting righteousness been brought in?
7:42 Has vision and prophecy been sealed?
9:23 Has the most Holy been anointed?
11:47 Daniel’s final week explained
12:30 Who are the people of the prince to come?
13:52 Who makes the covenant?
15:02 When do sacrifices cease?
17:34 Has the abomination of desolation already happened? 

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