A
QUESTION ON DANIEL 9
Answered by Brooks Alden
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CHRIST
TRIANGLE
I hope this satisfies your anxiety. However, don’t get
me wrong, I believe there is a replaying of Daniel’s
seventieth week, indeed perhaps the entire seventy weeks.
If you have read my previous articles, you know the emphasis
I place on 1996 and 2003. Also, you know that when Edward
I brought the Throne of David to London in 1296, being the
third overturn of the throne as prophesied at Ezekiel 21:
26-27, then the Throne upon which Queen Elizabeth sits is
the one Jesus is promised in Luke 1: 32. History has proved
that God has surely protected His Throne. For a replay of
Daniel’s seventy weeks, consider this possible scenario.
1513 AD – God protects His Throne – Scotland invaded
England from the north to aid their French ally who was battling
Henry VIII’s (who was to free true Israel from the Papacy)
forces in France, the French fell in August 1513. The entire
armies of Scotland, Highland and Lowland alike, met the English
at Flodden Field in September, 1513 in a fierce bloody battle.
Scotland lost and their king, James IV was killed. Peace was
assured when Henry’s sister became Regent to Scotland’s
infant King James V.
1562 AD – seven weeks later (49 years) – God protects
his throne from the Papacy - After Elizabeth I agreed to permit
Mary Queen of Scots to return to Scotland in August 1561,
Mary spends 1562 visiting powerful noblemen, going to Linlithgow
Palace followed by Stirling, Perth, Coupar Angus, Glamis Castle,
Edzell Castle and Aberdeen. Next she visits Darnaway, Inverness,
Spynie Palace, Aberdeen again, Dunnottar Castle, Montrose,
Stirling again and finally back to Edinburgh. She also stays
at Balvenie Castle and Arbroath Abbey. Judging from historical
comment, it appears she was attempting to establish alliances,
perhaps in a bid for England’s throne. Obviously she
was unable to, but it must be remembered that many Roman Catholics
recognized Mary as Queen of England after Mary I died and
the Protestant Elizabeth I succeeded her to the throne in
November 1558. Mary Stuart's claim to the English throne was
based on the fact that she was the granddaughter of Margaret
Tudor, sister of Henry VIII, Elizabeth's father. To the Roman
Catholics, Mary's claim appeared stronger than Elizabeth's
because they viewed Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn as illegal.
1996 AD – 62 weeks later (434 years) – God arranges
safety for His Sacred Stone (Jacob’s Pillar Stone) upon
which He, like all other monarchs of Israel, will be crowned.
In 1996 London and Westminster Abbey are rife with blasphemy
and the heir to the throne, Prince Charles, wants to be defender
of all faiths, thus opening the way for a catholic to again
become monarch. In July 1996, the decision is made to return
the Stone of Destiny to Scotland, exactly 700 years after
Edward I brought it to London. It is removed on November 14th,
1996, the date of Prince Charles’ birthday.
2003 AD – Judgment? – One week (7 years) after
1996 – exactly six of God’s days (6000 years)
from the fall of Adam – 400 years from Elizabeth I’s
death, 70 years from the dominion of Esau, etc., etc., etc.
Ironically, in approximately the “midst of the week”,
in March 2000, we witnessed Pope John Paul II making a pilgrimage
to the town of Jesus' birth where he celebrated an open-air
mass before a crowd of thousands in Bethlehem's Manger Square
and sank to his knees in prayer in the dim grotto where Christian
tradition says Christ was born.
It is important to consider Luke 4, when Jesus Christ preached
in the synagogue; He ended by quoting only a portion of Isaiah
61: 2. He left off the words, “and the day of vengeance
of our God; to comfort all that mourn.” So we must never
forget that His return will be unlike the First Advent, he
is coming as the King of kings, Lord of lords and to administer
judgment.
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