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| + | == What Daniel 9 contains (summary) == | ||
| + | Daniel 9 presents a prayer and a prophetic response describing “seventy weeks” (often understood as “seventy sevens”), with events involving an “anointed one,” Jerusalem, and destruction/war. | ||
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| + | == Why it’s debated == | ||
| + | Christians often treat it as a chronological pointer to the Messiah and connect it to Jesus’ era. | ||
| + | Jewish interpreters often read it differently (non-messianically or with alternative historical anchors). | ||
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| + | == Typical Christian outline (high-level) == | ||
| + | * Start date tied to a decree to restore/build Jerusalem | ||
| + | * The “anointed one” is associated with Messiah | ||
| + | * The timing is aligned to the first century (disputed) | ||
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| + | == Typical Jewish outline (high-level) == | ||
| + | * Different identification of the “anointed one” (e.g., priest/king in historical context) | ||
| + | * Different chronology/start points | ||
| + | * Emphasis on Second Temple-era events without Jesus as referent | ||
== Primary text == | == Primary text == | ||
<ref>[https://www.sefaria.org/Daniel.9?lang=en Daniel 9], ''Sefaria'' (accessed 2026-01-18)</ref> | <ref>[https://www.sefaria.org/Daniel.9?lang=en Daniel 9], ''Sefaria'' (accessed 2026-01-18)</ref> | ||
| − | == | + | == Next page == |
| − | + | * [[Daniel_9_Jewish_vs_Christian_Readings]] | |
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Latest revision as of 02:34, 19 January 2026
Daniel 9: Seventy Weeks (overview)
What Daniel 9 contains (summary)
Daniel 9 presents a prayer and a prophetic response describing “seventy weeks” (often understood as “seventy sevens”), with events involving an “anointed one,” Jerusalem, and destruction/war.
Why it’s debated
Christians often treat it as a chronological pointer to the Messiah and connect it to Jesus’ era. Jewish interpreters often read it differently (non-messianically or with alternative historical anchors).
Typical Christian outline (high-level)
- Start date tied to a decree to restore/build Jerusalem
- The “anointed one” is associated with Messiah
- The timing is aligned to the first century (disputed)
Typical Jewish outline (high-level)
- Different identification of the “anointed one” (e.g., priest/king in historical context)
- Different chronology/start points
- Emphasis on Second Temple-era events without Jesus as referent
Primary text
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