Daniel 9:24 - 9:27

DanielSteve Gregg
In Daniel 9:24-27, the prophecy of the 70 weeks predicts the coming of Jesus Christ and the end of transgression, sin, and iniquity. The seven weeks, sixty-two weeks, and the 70th week are outlined, with the entirety spanning 490 years from the decree to rebuild Jerusalem. Some believe the final week refers to a future tribulation period, while dispensationalists believe it is postponed until the rapture of the church, with an unmentioned gap in the text. As of now, the six things mentioned in verse 24 have not been fulfilled, leading to the possibility of their fulfillment at the second coming of Christ.
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