Daniel 9:26

Daniel 9 explained in a series of articles, discussing four interpretations: (1) Symbolical, (2) Critical, (3) Dispensational, and (4) the Historical.…

There is a prophecy in Daniel that has puzzled interpreters for centuries. Not because the words are unclear, but because the fulfillment is so profound it almost seems too simple. Daniel speaks of time periods, of an abomination, of desolation, and then of a blessing for those who reach a specific day. Most readers assume […]…

There is a prophecy in Daniel that has puzzled interpreters for centuries. Not because the words are unclear, but because the fulfillment is so profound it almost seems too simple. Daniel speaks of time periods, of an abomination, of desolation, and then of a blessing for those who reach a specific day. Most readers assume […]…

This article shows that there was a strong consensus among the early church fathers that Daniel’s seventy weeks were fulfilled in Christ.…

They call it Silent Wednesday, because after a flurry of activity, Jesus does nothing of interest on the Wednesday of Holy Week. He had made three consecutive trips to the Temple to provoke the leadership. First on Sunday, he went to the Temple as the grand marshal of a triumphant parade. On Monday, he returned as a passionate reformer, overturning tables and making room for the poor and the lame where once there had only been commerce and greed. Tuesday had been the day of rabbinic debate and p…

They call it Silent Wednesday, because after a flurry of activity, Jesus does nothing of interest on the Wednesday of Holy Week. He had made three consecutive trips to the Temple to provoke the leadership. First on Sunday, he went to the Temple as the grand marshal of a triumphant parade. On Monday, he returned as a passionate reformer, overturning tables and making room for the poor and the lame where once there had only been commerce and greed. Tuesday had been the day of rabbinic debate and p…

Are we seeing the end of the age, the days immediately before the tribulation and the return of Christ? Quite possibly. Previous generations thought they were living at the end, saying, “Look at all these wars and horrific events taking place. Certainly, the end is upon us.” And when Jesus did not r…

Are we seeing the end of the age, the days immediately before the tribulation and the return of Christ? Quite possibly. Previous generations thought they were living at the end, saying, “Look at all these wars and horrific events taking place. Certainly, the end is upon us.” And when Jesus did not r…

3.5 Years of Tribulation Danial 9 and 3.5 years of tribulation introduces His earthly ministry and the fulfillment of the first 3.5 years of this 7-year covenant. “After the sixty-two weeks, the Messiah shall be cut off and will have nothing, and the city and the sanctuary will be destroyed by the people of the […]…

The word Edom in Hebrew means “red.” The Bible relates this name to Esau, the elder son of the Hebrew patriarch Isaac and the brother of Jacob—later named Israel. Esau became the father of the Edomites and other nations, including Amalek. The Edomites primarily inhabited the area of Mount Seir. Th…