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DANIEL 9 में 70 हफ्तों वाली धोखाधड़ी #christmas #christian #christianity #facts

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The speaker presents themselves as exposing “fraud” by Christians/churches. Their main claim is that Daniel 9:24–27 (the “70 weeks” prophecy) is misused to argue that it predicts Jesus. They argue that churches insert Jesus into the text and then force the chronology to match Christian theology.

Core Claims of the Argument

Daniel’s 70 Weeks “Is Not About Jesus”

The speaker argues that Daniel’s 70 weeks is not about Jesus, but rather concerns:

  • Daniel’s people
  • Daniel’s city
  • A historical sequence tied to Israel’s restoration

Alleged Failure of Christian Outcomes After Jesus

They claim the Christian interpretation is flawed because the listed outcomes in Daniel 9:24 did not occur “after Jesus,” including:

  • stopping transgression
  • ending sin
  • atoning/purifying
  • sealing vision and prophet
  • dedicating a most holy place

Instead, the speaker alleges that sin and evil increased, and that holy places/prophets were not “sealed” in the way the prophecy would require.

Time Calculations Disputed

The speaker challenges the standard Christian chronology:

  • The “70 weeks” are treated as 70 × 7 = 490 years.
  • They claim Cyrus of Persia (referenced via Ezra and Isaiah) functions as the relevant “anointed” figure tied to restoration, not Jesus.
  • They further argue that Daniel’s “62 weeks” = 434 years does not align with the time between:
    • rebuilding the Second Temple
    • and Jesus’ baptism/crucifixion

“Two Messiahs” Claim

Within the broader framework, the speaker asserts there are “two messiahs”:

  • One associated with Cyrus (restoration/return from Babylon)
  • Another distinct figure referenced later in Daniel (the speaker does not accept this as Jesus, despite what churches claim)

Exile Timeline Treated as Historical (Not Predictive)

They argue that the 70-year exile timeline (including Jeremiah 25:12 and related passages) is explained in a way that supports:

  • Babylon’s collapse after 70 years
  • Jewish failure to follow Jeremiah as the reason for exile

Therefore, they argue the prophecy scheme is historical, not predictive of Jesus.

Conclusion and Tone

The speaker concludes that these discrepancies demonstrate the Bible is “false”, using strong polemical language—asserting that Yahweh, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are “liars” (aimed at mainstream Christian doctrine).

Presenters / Contributors Mentioned

  • Jai Siyaram (channel: Exposing Fraud Christians / Exposing Fraud Christians Uncensored)
  • Gabriel (angel; discussed from Daniel)
  • Daniel (discussed)
  • Jesus (discussed)
  • Jeremiah (discussed)
  • Cyrus / Croesus (Persian rulers discussed)
  • Nandu ji (mentioned as a “Prophet and Pastor Nandu ji” claim; no further detail provided)
  • Isaiah (referenced)
  • Ezra (referenced)
  • Leviticus (referenced)
  • King Darius (referenced)
  • Yahweh / Jehovah (referenced)

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