<TITLE>11. Par 75-83</TITLE>L-75 Now, Gentiles was not 'lotted any certain time, just said, "Time of the Gentiles." And we find out even Jesus didn't 'lot them a time, for we find out here in Luke 21:24; He said, "They shall trod down the walls of Jerusalem until the Gentile..." Let me quote that. I'm quoting it just by memory. Let me read it, because it'll be on tape here, and we want to be sure to get it right. All right. If you want to turn with me to it, on St. Luke 21 and 24. I studied this clearly as best I could.
And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away... (Who's He talking about? Jews. That's the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70.)... and they shall be led away captive into all nations:... (Now, remember, not just down in Babylon, not just over in Rome, but to all nations. That's where the Jew is today: all nations.)... and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the time of the Gentiles be fulfilled.

L-76 Then there is a 'lotted time, but nobody knows when it will be. See? It's a mystery. See? The Gentile's time, but Jews, and we cannot tell time by what the church, whether it's backslid or whether it's going on, or what's it doing; you can't tell by that; but look at the Jews; there's the time calendar. Do you see it? God did 'lot them exactly a day, and hour, and time, but He never the Gentile. He did the Jews, so let's watch the Jews, then we'll see where we're at.
Now, now, the seven weeks was forty-nine years. We got it clear now that one week is--one week is seven years--one week, seven years.

L-78 Now, we are told from the going forth of the commandment... (Now, here's where...?... trouble.) Now, we are told from the going forth of the commandment to rebuild the city to Messiah (and Messiah was Christ, of course) shall be seven weeks and threescore and two weeks, making sixty-nine weeks. See? All right. And seven times sixty-nine makes 483 years. Now, you getting it down? If you want me to run over it again, I'll be glad to do it.
Now, we are told from the going forth of the commandment to rebuild the city to the Messiah shall be seven (seven, that's the first--first, right here)--seven weeks and three-score and two (makes sixty-two and seven is sixty-nine)--sixty-nine weeks. Seven times sixty-nine would make 483 years. Therefore, until the Messiah (now, we're coming up to this part here)--until the Messiah, there's got to be 483 years--483 years.

L-80 Now, now, Jesus, Messiah, rode into the city of Jerusalem, triumph, on the back of a white mule on Palm Sunday, April the 2nd, A.D. 30. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, A.D. 30. And now, now, from B.C. 445 to A.D. 30 is exactly 475 years.
But as we have already seen that the sixty-nine weeks makes 483 years... Now, there's where the trouble comes, right there. See? We've got only with the marking of the Bible here, time, only 475 years, and actually it's 483 years, a difference of eight years.
Now, God can't make it miss. If He said it would be so many days, it's so many days. If He says it's so much, it's so much. So what are we going to do? Now, the B.C. 475 to A.D. 30 are Julian or astronomy years, which are 365 1/4 day in--in each. But when we reduce them days to our prophetic calendar...

L-83 Now, let me stop right here just a minute. That you might know beyond one shadow of doubt, I just wouldn't take that one place. I can take it through the entire Scriptures and prove you that seven days is--that seven--one week is--is seven years in the Bible. I just did it over here in Revelations the 13 chapter--or 11th chapter and the 3rd verse. Them prophets will prophesy one thousand two hundred and three-score days, which is in the midst of the last week of the Jews. Then they're cut off and the Armageddon sets in. Then if that be so, there it is again exactly thirty days in a month. See? Then it's a--it's not no thirty-one days and twenty-eight days and so forth; it's exactly thirty days in a month each time.


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