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Category Archives: Prophecy
Prophecy: Jesus In the Minor Prophets (Part 2)
Entrance “Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you; He is just and having salvation, lowly and riding on a donkey, a colt, the foal of a donkey” (Zechariah 9:9). … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Prophecy, Textual study
Tagged crucifixion, dig out, donkey, fountain opened, horses, humble, jeremiah or zechariah, Jesus king, just, lowly, Matthew 27, pentecost, pierced, potter, pour out spirit, regret for rejection of messiah, rejection of messiah, righteous, second chance, shepherd, song there is a fountain, thirty pieces of silver, triumphant entry, two staffs, types of execution, william cowper, Zechariah 11, Zechariah 12, Zechariah 13, Zechariah 9
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Prophecy: Jesus in Minor Prophets (Part 1)
Bethlehem “But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, Though you are little among the thousands of Judah, Yet out of you shall come forth to Me the one to be ruler in Israel, whose goings forth are from of old, from everlasting” (Micah … Continue reading
Prophecy: Seventy Weeks (Part 3)
Daniel’s seventy weeks are divided into three segments: (1) During the first week, Jerusalem would be rebuilt. (2) During the next segment, which consists of sixty-two weeks, time would pass before the Messiah would appear. (3) During the last week, … Continue reading
Posted in Premillennialism, Prophecy
Tagged artaxerxes' decree, cyrus' decree, Daniel 9, daniel's seventy weeks, day/year theory, dispersion from jerusalem, idolatry, indefinite/complete theory, prophecy, sabbatical years, stop clock theory, three segments of prophecy, titus, vespatian, why seventy years of captivity
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Prophecy: Seventy Weeks (Part 2)
“Seventy weeks are determined… know therefore and understand, from the going forth of the command to restore and build Jerusalem until Messiah the Prince there shall be seven weeks and sixty-two weeks. The street (or open square, footnote in NKJV) … Continue reading
Posted in Premillennialism, Prophecy
Tagged abomination of desolation, appearing of messiah, artaxerxes' decree, confirm covenant, cyrus' decree, Daniel 9, daniel's seventy weeks, darius' decree, end of sacrifices and offerings, ezra, josephus, messiah cut off, middle of seventh week, nehemiah, one week, prophecy, rebuild temple/jerusalem, sixty two weeks, temple destroyed, three segments of prophecy, titus, troublesome times, wings of temple, zerubbabel
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Prophecy: Seventy Weeks (Part 1)
“Seventy weeks are determined for your people and your holy city, to finish the transgression, to make an end of sin, to make reconciliation for iniquity, to bring in everlasting righteousness, to seal up vision and prophesy, and to anoint … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Phrase Study, Premillennialism, Prophecy, Textual study, Word Study
Tagged amorites, anoint most high, bring everlasting righteouness, Daniel 9, daniel's seventy weeks, fill up their sins, finish transgression, Isiah 53, Jeus prophet and priest and king, make end of sin, prophecy, reconciliation for iniquity, seal prophecy, sin and iniquity and transgression defined
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Prophecy: Jeconiah and Jesus
God said to Jeconiah, also called Coniah for short, and sometimes called Jehoiachin – “I will give you into the hand of those who seek your life, and into the hand of those whose face you fear – the hand of … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Premillennialism, Prophecy, Textual study
Tagged archaeology, branch of david, coniah, cuneiform from babyon, jeconiah, Jehoiachin, Jeremiah 22, Matthew 1, prophecy, throne of david, yaukin
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Prophecy: Fulfilled
There are certain passages which are said to be “fulfilled” in Jesus’ day, yet they do not appear to be contextually if one consider the source of the quotation. Let’s take a look… Refrain from Weeping “Thus says the LORD: … Continue reading
Prophecy: The New Covenant
Let’s define “covenant.” The Hebrew word has its origin in a verb meaning ‘”to cut or divide’ in allusion to a sacrificial custom in connection with covenant making” (Vine’s). The word is used of (1) Covenants between men – (a) … Continue reading
Prophecy: The Suffering Savior
Isaiah 53 is a prophetic passage. It tells of one who would come and suffer for man. It tells of Jesus; so says Philip (Acts 8:30-35); so says Peter (1 Peter 1:18-20; 2:22-25); so says Paul (Romans 10:16). No on … Continue reading
Posted in Cross, Jesus, Prophecy
Tagged Acts 8, aquainted with grief, bruise, burial with rich, cut off from land of living, Death, despised of men, dry ground, four servant songs of Isaiah, halo, Isaiah 53, louis xv, national review, no form of comliness, prophecy, rejected of men, resurrection, robert francois damiens, stricken and smitten of God, suffering, suffering savior, suffering servant, tender plant, who else, william f. buckley jr., wounded
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