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Identifier: bookofrevelation00lark_0 (find matches)
Title: The Book of Revelation ; a study of the last prophetic book of Holy Scripture
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Larkin, Clarence, 1850-1924
Subjects: Bible
Publisher: Fox Chase, Phila., Pa., C. Larkin
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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his Dispensation, and that are described in Rev. 6:1;19:21, it is clear that the last, or SEVENTIETH WEEK of Dan-iels Seventy Weeks, covers the TIME PERIOD of Rev. 6:1;19:21, and confirms the claim that that Period is Jewish and hasnothing to do with the Church. To prove this it is only necessaryto outline Daniels Seventy Weeks. The Seventy Weeks are divided into THREE PERIODSof 7 Weeks, and 62 Weeks, and 1 Week. They cover the time fromthe going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jeru-salem, which was the 14th day of the month Nisan (March) B. C.445, to the Second Stage (The Revelation) of the Second Coming of.Christ. The First Period, 7 WEEKS, refers to the time requiredto rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, which was 49 years, thus giving usthe Key to the meaning of the word WEEK, for if 7 WEEKSare equal to 49 YEARS, then 1 WEEK is equal to 7 YEARS. Nowwe are told that from the going forth of the commandment torestore and rebuild Jerusalem (B. C. 445) unto the MESSIAH THE
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52 THE THINGS WHICH SHALL BE HEREAFTER. PRINCE, shall be 7 WEEKS, and THREESCORE AND TWOWEEKS, or 69 WEEKS, or, if 1 WEEK is equal to 7 YEARS,7 x 69 or 483 YEARS. Now Jesus, as MESSIAH THE PRINCE, rode in triumph into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, April 2, A. D. 30.The difference in time between B. C. 445 and A. D. 30 is 475 years,but, as we have seen, 69 WEEKS equal 483 years, a difference of 8years, how are we to explain this difference? The 475 years between B. C. 445 and A. D. 30, are Julian orAstronomical years of 365% days each, but when we reduce them toCalendar years of 360 days each, the year used in the Scriptures, wefind that we have exactly 483 years of 360 days each. This provesthat there was no break between the First and Second Periodsof the Seventy Weeks, and that the prophecy that there should be69 WEEKS to the coming of MESSIAH THE PRINCE was lit-erally fulfilled. Now as 69 WEEKS of Daniels SEVENTYWEEKS have already expired, and all that was prophesied tooccur during tho

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