Hey, welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Prose podcast.

Today we're going to unpack another couple verses from Daniel chapter 9.

Yeah. So today, just to recap, Jeff, last week, or actually before we had to interview with Dr. Woods, we started diving into Daniel chapter nine. And just as a simple overview, just to kind of catch people up or if they haven't heard that episode, we looked at how the last four verses of

Daniel chapter 9 are the most dense among the most dense prophetic verses in scripture.

Daniel chapter 9 verse 4 kind of covers the entire 70 weeks of years, so the entire time period for the Jewish prophetic history from Daniel's time to the end.

And then we looked at verse 25, which is the first 69 weeks or the first 483 years.

And we showed how amazingly that prophecy was literally fulfilled to the day from when

Arctic Xerxes gave a command to rebuild Jerusalem to when Jesus came back in. So that's to catch

everybody up. And we're going to still slow our role and take our time and go play by play

with verse 26 and verse 27 to finish out Daniel chapter 9. So that's kind of where

we're at. You got any initial thoughts before we dive into those? Well, just one prophetic principle

of interpretation that I think really kind of comes to play in this Todd is that, you know, we talk

about how the Old Testament prophets were sort of given, you know, a vision of the mountain peaks of prophecy.

And they could see, you know, Mount Everest over here and Mount, you know, McKinley over here and all this stuff.

But they couldn't see all the valleys in between it.

And we're going to encounter one of those dips, one of those gaps in this passage here today.

So just kind of keep that in mind that each of the prophets were given a piece of the puzzle.

When you put the whole puzzle together, you've got the picture.

But God did what we call progressive revelation.

And he didn't get all, give the whole story to one person.

He gave a little bit to one person.

And that's what's so amazing about Scripture, Todd, is that these 40 plus authors, they're writing

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