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What if the key to Daniel’s 70 weeks isn’t a chart, but a person? We open the episode by contrasting the Day of Atonement’s yearly cycle with the finality of Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice. From there, we move carefully through Daniel 9:24 and its six sweeping promises—finishing transgression, ending sin, reconciling iniquity, bringing everlasting righteousness, sealing vision and prophecy, and anointing the Most Holy—and show how each finds its fulfillment in Jesus. Rather than kicking these gifts into a distant future, we ask what it means for the church today if they are already ours in the gospel.

We take a hard look at popular dispensational timelines. How can a “seven-year tribulation” be labeled as such when the first half is defined as peace? Why is “confirming the covenant” treated like “breaking a treaty”? We explore a simpler, Scripture-led reading: roughly three and a half years of Jesus’ public ministry to the cross, followed by about three and a half years of apostolic ministry focused on Israel, culminating around Stephen’s stoning. That frame clarifies Jesus’ “this generation” warnings and the judgment that fell on Jerusalem, without turning prophecy into a puzzle of news headlines.

Along the way, our panel shares candid stories of unlearning early assumptions about rapture charts and rediscovering the clarity of the New Testament. The result is both pastoral and practical: a stronger grasp of Christ’s finished work, confidence that the new covenant is here, and a calm focus on what truly remains—His return. If you’ve wrestled with Daniel 9, end-times fear, or the tug-of-war between systems and Scripture, this conversation centers you back on Jesus and His completed redemption.

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