Description
Why This Book?
Prophecy has become a battlefield. Many Christians have been taught that Daniel’s 70th week is a future period of tribulation dominated by Antichrist. But this interpretation was unknown to the early church, foreign to the Reformers, and only popularized in the last two centuries.
This book challenges that narrative. By returning to Scripture and sound chronology, it shows that the 70th week was fulfilled exactly as Gabriel promised — in Christ and His apostles.
What’s at Stake?
If the 70th week is still future, then Christ has not confirmed the covenant, ended sacrifices, or brought in everlasting righteousness. But if it is fulfilled, then His cross is vindicated and prophecy is proven reliable. The stakes are nothing less than the integrity of the gospel.
How This Book Is Structured
- Chapters 1–4: Daniel’s context, Jeremiah’s 70 years, the six goals of the prophecy, and the countdown to Messiah.
- Chapters 5–7: The fulfillment of the 70th week in Christ’s ministry, the testimony of Hebrews, and the distinction between AD 34 and AD 70.
- Chapters 8–9: The historical invention of the Gap Theory and Scofield’s uneasy relationship with it.
- Chapters 10–11: The integrity of prophecy and answers to common objections.
- Chapter 12: Christ as the fulfillment of all prophecy.
Who This Book Is For
- Students of prophecy who are confused by conflicting interpretations.
- Pastors and teachers who want biblical clarity free from speculation.
- Christians hungry for Christ-centered truth rather than Antichrist-centered fear.
