119 - Les Feldick Bible Study Lesson 3 - Part 3 - Book 10 - Daniel's 490 Years:

https://lesfeldickbiblestudy.com Through the Bible with Les Feldick LESSON 3 * PART 3 * BOOK 10 DANIEL'S 490 YEARS Daniel 9 & Matthew 24 Nobody had any concept of a 1,900 plus years of time where God would go to the Gentiles without Israel. The Old Testament is full of references that Israel had an understanding, that the Messiah would naturally, come to Israel. We're going to go through Old Testament prophecy that lays out the whole program. Luke Chapter 4 verse 16. Luke 4:16 People miss that. Luke 4:18-21 To preach the acceptable year of the Lord (that's what He read out loud, out of Isaiah). Isaiah 61:1,2 "The spirit of the Lord God is upon me; because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; To proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord,..." (-) Now in the Old Testament, what's the punctuation mark? Period. Isaiah 61:2 "...and the day of vengeance of our God;..." Tribulation. There's no break here in Isaiah. Jesus knew. So He stopped exactly where this much prophecy would be fulfilled. Read on. The prophecy said that the day of vengeance of our God, the Tribulation: Isaiah 61:2a-6 What does Exodus 19 promise the nation of Israel? The Lord told Moses if Israel would keep the commandments, they would be a kingdom of what? Priests. Now what's the program? Christ would come. He would present salvation, the acceptable year of the Lord. The Kingdom. What's left out? Come to Psalms Chapter 2. Psalms Chapter 2. Psalms 2:1 The heathen are the Non-Jew world - the Gentiles. The people are the Jews - Israel. Psalms 2:2,3 "The kings of the earth set themselves (the rulers of the Gentile nations), and the rulers (of Israel), take counsel together, against the Lord, and against his anointed, saying, Let us break their bands asunder, and cast away their cords from us." Away with this Man. Why plural? Verse 4. What was the attitude of God, who was in heaven? Read on: Psalm 2:4,5 Scorn, ridicule and judgment): the Lord shall have them (the nations of the world) in derision." (-) Psalms 2:5 Then (we don't know how much time, even the Old Testament prophecies, allotted for that verse 4, the time of derision. Then, and that's a time word) shall he speak unto them (the nation of Israel, but also the nations of the world) in his (grace and mercy? The Tribulation. Daniel's 70th week. The Tribulation has run its course in verse 5. The Kingdom. Psalm 2:6 "Yet have I set my king upon my holy hill of Zion." There's the kingdom. And then, verse 8: Psalm 2:8 Who's possession? Now there's the Old Testament program in a nutshell, plain as day. How much of this prophecy was fulfilled at His first coming? God didn't pour out His wrath in the Book of Acts, did He? God hasn't poured out His wrath upon the human race. So you can split that whole prophecy right there between verse 3 and verse 5. That first part was fulfilled. The Messiah came, offered Himself as King, and the world rejected Him. This took place in the interval between verse 4 and verse 6 in Psalm 2: Psalms 110:1a "The LORD said unto my Lord,..." The first LORD is all capitalized, but the second Lord is Capital L, but small o-r-d. Now, what's the difference? If you know your Old Testament terms for Deity, the first LORD is the Jehovah God. So what you have here is God the Father saying to God the Son at the time of His rejection: Psalm 110:1b "...Sit thou at my right hand, until..." (-) And what's that word, "until?" Time word. Then the LORD says: Psalm 2:6 Then you go to Psalm 118, to verse 22: Psalm 118:22 Jesus! You can split that verse right in the middle. Now then in the margin, write, Isaiah Chapter 9 verse 6. Isaiah 9:6 "For unto us (the nation of Israel. What's all that in reference to? Again, verse 6: Isaiah 9:6 "Unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given:..." (-) Let's go on to Isaiah 61. Isaiah 61. Put your dash or parenthesis, however you're marking it, after the word "Lord," in verse 2. After the word "Lord" where there's a comma, you put right in there a parenthesis. The rest of that prophecy is even future to our time. Now go to Joel Chapter 2 and it will be verse 29. Write there Isaiah 61:2, and in Isaiah, write in your margin Joel 2:29. Let's start at verse 28. Joel 2:28,29 Joel 2:30-32 Then the next verse,). What's that in reference to? The Kingdom. Verses 30 through 32 haven't happened yet. Zachariah is the next to the last book in the Old Testament. Now between verses 9 and 10: Zachariah 9:9 Then verse 10:) Zachariah 9:10 What's that? The Kingdom. Luke Chapter 1, between verses 31 "And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS." (-) " He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David:" Is Christ sitting on David's throne tonight? #LesFeldick #BibleStudy #Bible