con·firm
kənˈfərm/
verb
- 1.
establish the truth or correctness of (something previously believed, suspected, or feared to be the case).
"if these fears are confirmed, the outlook for the economy will be dire"
I just posted a response to this and now it's gone lol. Here we go again.Would you mind elaborating on this? It looks interesting.
I just posted a response to this and now it's gone lol. Here we go again.
Daniel 9 says HE shall CONFIRM the covenant with the many. A covenant existed before HE came, his coming confirmed -(etablished the truth or correctness of) the covenant when he came.
God promised Abraham that in his seed, all the world would be blessed.... speaking of Christ. When Christ came, that CONFIRMED the promise God made to Abraham.
No, I'm not saying that Christ made a covenant with anybody. I'm saying that Christ CONFIRMED the covenant that God made with Abraham. In other words it took one week (however long that really is) for Christ to PROVE to the world that what God told Abraham was valid and true.What you are saying KJ is that Christ made a covenant for one week. This is NOT the Abrahamic Covenant!!
And I will establish my covenant between me and thee and thy seed after thee in their generations for an everlasting covenant,
No, I'm not saying that Christ made a covenant with anybody. I'm saying that Christ CONFIRMED the covenant that God made with Abraham. In other words it took one week (however long that really is) for Christ to PROVE to the world that what God told Abraham was valid and true.
Then why aren't animal sacrifices needed today?Christ had zero effect on the daily sacrifice.
I agree it was confirmed, it was confirmed when he lived a sinless life, fulfilled the law, died on the cross, rose from the dead.... everything he did confirmed the covenant.The Abrahamic Covenant was confirmed when Jesus was born. So in one day really.
Or 33 years if you count his life.
Christ had zero effect on the daily sacrifice.
I think the real confirmation was when Christ rose from the dead... Someone could have possibly faked it up until that point, at that point the deal is sealed, Christ was the son of God no doubt about it.I agree it was confirmed, it was confirmed when he lived a sinless life, fulfilled the law, died on the cross, rose from the dead.... everything he did confirmed the covenant.
And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. The word is plural. In 70AD the Roman army (singular) marched on Israel and Jerusalem was sacked. But the Word says Armies (Plural) So whats wrong here? Look.
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All of the red area is armies (plural) That stand against Israel and its capital Jerusalem today. They do compass Jerusalem don't they?
It had immediate effect but no enforcement, the enforcement didn't happed until ARMS stood on his part and the daily sacrifice was taken away.zero immediate effect
zero immediate effect
The Promise was Christ - The seed
The Covenant was Israel - The People.
God agreed with Abraham to turn his ancestors into a great body of people. But it is not fairy dust. God doesn't wave a magic wand and the Church appears in 7 years.
The Church needs to come to Christ. So I do not see why this would be anything to do with the Abrahamic Covenant. Jesus' ministry was 3.5 years anyhow