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2. Use good study tools Get a study bible or reference bible -I am using a King James Study bible by Nelson, previously it was called the Liberty Annotated Study bible, it has good comments and notes, I like that the center columns have explanations of words and such. It does however...

III. Instruments and Tools for understanding the scriptures Use the right translation (KJV) A. The KJV is based on the correct underlying Hebrew and Greek texts, while your modern versions are based on corrupt texts edited by heretics. For example, the ESV and NASB are translated from the...

how many time must I post this? “To this I would add that grammatically the infinitive “to cease” does not possess any modifiers. This phrase means just what it says – At the prophesied time, the sacrifice and the oblations will be made to stop, to cease happening, to cease existing. To add a...

It does not say that in the scripture. You ARE ADDING to what Gods word says.

No the sacrifices did not cease. They continued offering sacrifices. The text in Daniel 9 says that in the middle of the week the sacrifices would cease. It does not say they would cease being effective. You are adding to the word of God. “To this I would add that grammatically the infinitive...

I would note how Covenanter and Dave they for a gap of about 40 years in Daniel 9:26 between the Messiah being cut off and the people of the prince destroying the city but refuse to allow any gap between the 69th and 70th week and state that there no gaps in the 70th week prophecies.

It wasn’t fulfilled. The sacrifices did not cease when Jesus was crucified. Period.

You can continue dogmatically stating that the "he" is Jesus Christ all you want, but you have no authority to say such other than your own. Grammatical rules refute your private interpretation. You can keep saying it over and over again, but that doesn't make it true, anyone in this thread can...

5. Define words properly When defining words, context is always so important. Context defines the meaning of words. You cannot define a word in one context and force that definition of the word onto every other place the word is used because words can have a range of meaning depending upon...

Pastor Markle again responded well to you with "What does it mean that this “he” will “cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease”? The second independent statement (clause) of Daniel 9:27 states, “And in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease.” This...

Quote You said to Pastor Markle: "We should judge prophecy both by its faithfulness to the Word, & by its fulfilment, not by grammatical analysis. There is a danger of being Pharisaical. Also, we have the mind of Christ - 1 Cor. 2:16 - so we can look at prophecy with an new covenant...

And I am a Baptist Bible Translators Institute graduate with extensive training in linguistics. But so what. Nobody denies that Jesus Christ is the total fulfillment of scripture, may I remind you that all the prophecies in the OT about Israel will be fulfilled literally in Christ, especially...

4. Grammar is important Yes English grammar is important! Grammar: the whole system and structure of a language We could say Grammar is the “science” of the way a language communicates. The English language (and every other language) follows patterns and rules You need to know these rules...

He used grammar to show that YOUR private interpretation was just that, private. And yes I believe the 70 weeks are literal 7 year periods. The scripture itself has gaps in prophecy. “Scattered throughout the Scriptures are prophecies that contain references to both the first and second...

That is your assertion. Prove it.

1 John 511 And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. 12 He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life. 13 These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know...

Agreed.

I don't want to chase this rabbit. You can continue your discussion of that on another thread. I disagree with your presumptions, and I still am in agreement with Pastor Scott Markle over on onlinebaptist. Over there you evidenced that you ignore grammar in favor of your own private...

2. Interpret what the Bible says literally. The Bible was meant to be understood literally, some have said: “if the plain sense makes sense, then seek no other sense”. This is not to say that the bible does not use metaphors and figures of speech, but usually these are obvious and there are...

the following are some excerpts from a lesson I did on how to understand the Bible, feel free to comment on them, I will post new points as time goes by: 2 Timothy 3:16 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. The...