The 70 Weeks of Daniel
Digital Verbum Edition
Overview
Excerpt: "Someone has said, “A text without the context is a pre-text.” No Scripture better illustrates that fact than does DANIEL 9:24-27. The words in this passage are spoken so clearly and simply—free from figurative language—it is amazing that in recent years Christians should be so confused by the diverse and contradictory theories foisted upon them in the name of Bible exegesis."
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- I. When the 70 Weeks are to Begin
- II. The Prophecy and What Was Accomplished by Christ's Death (Dan. 9:24)
- III. The Prince of Daniel's 70 Weeks Prophecy (Dan. 9:25)
- IV. Another Prince With a Small "P" (Dan. 9:26)
- V. The Covenant Confirmed by the Messiah (Dan. 9:27)
- VI. The Seventy Weeks of Daniel
Top Highlights
“The last week extends from the baptism and anointing of Jesus in A.D. 26 to A.D. 33, encompassing His personal ministry, suffering, death, resurrection, ascension and coronation as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” (source)
“70 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS with no parenthetic lapses of time, intervening gaps or periods of postponement.” (Daniel 9:27)
“there is no doubt that the ‘prince’ here is none other than the Roman Commander TITUS,” (Daniel 9:26)
“The way to determine the starting point is by MEASURING BACKWARD from the time when ‘Messiah the Prince’ actually appeared. The question arises as to WHEN Jesus became ‘Messiah the Prince’?” (source)
“promised in the prophecy was accomplished through Jesus’ first coming. It is now FULFILLED HISTORY, and not yet future” (Daniel 9:27)
- Title: The 70 Weeks of Daniel
- Author: William C. Neece
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
William C. Neece is also the author of 20 Questions for You, Biblical Guidelines for Giving, and How to Care for New Converts.
Reviews
3 ratings
John R Contreraz
9/4/2024
Neece argues for a continual sequence of the 70 weeks with an emphasis on disproving the "gap theory" or parenthetical period between the 69th and 70th week as most dispensationalists promote. It's a relatively short volume considering the magnitude of the subject.
Juliano Santos de Jesus
2/15/2016
M. David Johnson
3/27/2015
Pedro Castro
4/3/2014
compugor
11/20/2013
A terse yet complete analysis and explanation of the 70 weeks, with scriptural cross references; concurs with Phillip Mauro's much longer work. This succinct overview of the amazing prophecy and its fulfillment is a very valuable resource to have (helpful for quick study reference!) especially in Logos.
