The Book of Daniel contains a prophecy most people have never examined carefully — and it gives a specific number of years, from a specific historical decree, to the arrival of a specific person.
When you run the math, it lands on the exact generation of YaHUsha of Nazareth.
In this video, we walk through Daniel chapter 9, verses 24–27 — the prophecy of the 70 Weeks — line by line, in the original Hebrew.
We trace the timeline from the decree to rebuild Jerusalem under Artaxerxes in 445 BC, through 483 prophetic years, to the moment YaHUsha rode into Jerusalem.
We examine why ancient rabbis tried to stop people from reading it, why the Dead Sea Scrolls contain more copies of Daniel than almost any other book, and what the phrase “cut off, but not for himself” reveals about the nature of the Messiah’s death — written five centuries before the cross.
If you’ve heard the story of Daniel but never looked at the numbers, this is where it gets real.
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A video by: deepmadesimple.
