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Nine Questions on Daniel 9 with Wendy Widder
Well, there is an unexpected seven day gap in my Daniel 9 interviews! (Sorry for the terrible pun). When I first asked Wendy Widder if she could take part we weren't so sure it would work out, but I'm very grateful that it did! She just sent over her answers, so I thought I'd sneak them in here since Davis has a nice conclusion to the series.
Wendy Widder is Adjunct Professor of Old Testament at Cornerstone University and is Contributing Editor for Logos Mobile Education. She is also working on two commentaries on Daniel: one in the Story of God series and another in the Hearing the Message of Scripture series. Wendy also blogs at for the LOVE of the WORD.
This interview is best read along with an open Bible and an open mind.
Wendy Widder on Daniel 9:24-27
What is the overall purpose of Daniel's vision recorded in Daniel 9?
The vision contributes to the chapter's purpose. In the revelation of the 70 Weeks, God reveals a greater (and more difficult) plan for his people than what Daniel (and the people) expected. The people may have deservedly suffered, but when they repented, God would restore them in his mercy and for his own name's sake. As history moves under God's control, his people can always have an eschatological hope that is rooted in his character and faithfulness.
Are the seventy weeks (Dan 9:24) supposed to be read chronologically or symbolically? If chronologically, from which date should we start counting?
I consider the schema of the 70 Weeks to be primarily symbolic, based on its incorporation of sabbath year and jubilee language (Lev 25–26). However, even the symbolic view has to have a starting point, i.e., the "word that went out" (Dan 9:25). I consider this "word" to be one of Jeremiah's prophecies (Jer 25; Jer 29), so dating to 605 or 594/597 (depending on whose dating of Jeremiah's letter you listen to).
Should we see the "Anointed One" (Dan 9:25) as referring to Jesus, or is it speaking of someone else? If Christ, is the passage fulfilled in His first coming alone, or does it await complete fulfilment in His second coming?
I consider the nearest historical referent for the people and events of the 70 Weeks to be associated with the Antiochene persecution of the second century BC. Thus, I understand the first anointed one to be Cyrus (or perhaps someone else associated with the return from exile; i.e., Zerubabbel or Joshua). However, I think the entire prophecy transcends the events of the second century and has its ultimate fulfillment in both advents of Christ.
Is there a reason to see a gap in between the 69th and 70th week?
Textually? No. But this is apocalyptic literature with more symbolism than we know what to do with. I don't think counting years and weeks is the right approach in the first place.
When is the Messiah "cut off"? Between the 69th and 70th weeks, in the middle of the 70th, or at another time? If the Messiah is cut off in the middle of the 70th week, then what happens to the remaining 3.5 years?
Your question seems to assume that the messiah/anointed one is Jesus (the capitalization?). I consider the nearest historical referent for the second anointed one to be Onias III, murdered ca. 171 BC, and I think his assassination is the beginning of the 70th Week.
Is the "prince who is to come" (Dan 9:26) the same prince in Dan 9:25 (the Messiah)? Or is he an antagonist/antichrist figure? And what is the "covenant" in Dan 9:27?
I consider them to be different figures. The prince in v. 25 is the first anointed one (Cyrus). The nearest historical referent for the second prince, then, is Antiochus Epiphanes, but again, the entire prophecy transcends the second-century events, so I also think the second prince is an antichrist figure.
Does your view have a name? Do you have any books or resources you can recommend for further study of your position?
It is a typological view, though I am not aware of anyone else who calls it that specifically. My view encompasses parts of a couple popular/widely-known views (see summary of my view at the end of these questions/answers): it's symbolic, but it's also historical and eschatological. I see initial historical fulfillment in the post-exilic events of the sixth and second centuries, and I see these events as typological for the events of the first and second advents.
- Regarding the typological basis for my view: Patrick Fairbairn's chapter "Prophetical types, or the combination of type with prophecy" in Typology of Scripture (Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel, 1989), 106–39. Fairbairn identifies four ways prophecy combines with type, and it is his fourth combination that is relevant to my view (pp. 126–30).
- Regarding how to read the seven and sixty-two: This debate hinges on whether the Hebrew reflects an intentional act by later Jewish scribes to counteract a Christian messianic interpretation. The debate is best summarized in two articles:
- Roger T. Beckwith argues for a late Jewish interpretation ("Daniel 9 and the Date of Messiah's Coming in Essene, Hellenistic, Pharisaic, Zealot and Early Christian Computation," Revue de Qumrân 40 [1981]: 521–42.
- Thomas Edward McComiskey argues that the Hebrew reflects the original, "The Seventy 'Weeks' of Daniel against the Background of Ancient Near Eastern Literature," WTJ 47 (1985), 18–45. I find McComiskey's argument more compelling.
- Regarding the symbolism of numbers in the 70 weeks:
- Michael Fishbane, Biblical Interpretation in Ancient Israel (Oxford: Clarendon, 1988), 479–85.
- Leslie L. Grabbe, "'The End of the Desolations of Jerusalem': From Jeremiah's 70 Years to Daniel's 70 Weeks of Years," in Early Jewish and Christian Exegesis: Studies in Memory of William Hugh Brownlee (ed. C. A. Evans and W. F. Stinespring; Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1987): 67-72. (Grabbe's summary of the symbolic numbers is on p. 68.)
- James M. Hamilton, Jr., With the Clouds of Heaven: The Book of Daniel in Biblical Theology (New Studies in Biblical Theology 32; Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2014), 41–59, 125–134. (Hamilton and I interpret the 70 Weeks differently, but he takes seriously the symbolism of the numbers in the prophecy.)
- Regarding applying the ethic of jubilee as citizens of the inaugurated kingdom of God. Christopher J. H. Wright, Old Testament Ethics for the People of God (Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press, 2004), 198–210.
What difference does your view make practically to your own Christian life? What difference does your understanding of Daniel 9 make to your overall eschatological/theological views?
Like the rest of Daniel, chapter 9 affirms God's sovereignty over history and His eventual defeat of all that stands against Him, but I think its unique contributions are in the area of confession of sin and reflection on the significance of jubilee.
Daniel's confession of corporate sin challenges me to stand with my brothers and sisters in Christ, my family. Giving ourselves for others in confession can take several forms: corporate confession in formal worship; confession at higher organizational levels, such as denominations and affiliations; and individual crying out on behalf of our family. We don't have to look far to see brothers and sisters erecting obstacles to the gospel, to hear foolish talk that maligns the sweet name of Jesus, to see camel-swallowing and gnat-straining. O Lord, forgive.
The Seventy Weeks point us to Jesus our Jubilee, the one who has made our freedom possible and who calls us to live jubilee now while we await the fullness of God's eternal kingdom. Christopher J. H. Wright offers an insightful analysis of how today's church can incorporate jubilee ethics—economically, socially, and theologically. He contends that Christian should approach economics with an eye for opportunities and resources that enable people to provide for themselves, as well as enjoy the dignity and social involvement that self-provision brings. He challenges Christians, socially, to champion the family "by legislating for specific structural mechanisms to regulate the economic effects of debt"[1] Theologically, he notes that Sabbath, sabbath years, and Jubilee reminded Israel of God's sovereignty over time and money, His providence in caring for their needs, His redemption, and His forgiveness. Applying this today requires that God's people obey His sovereignty, trust His providence, know the story of His redemption, experience His atonement, practice His justice, and hope in His promise. Jubilee "embraces the church's evangelistic mission, its personal and social ethics and its hope."[2]
[1] Wright, Old Testament Ethics, 208.
[2] Wright, Old Testament Ethics, 209.
Wendy noted that my questions didn't draw out the distinctives of her view, so she kindly provided a helpful summary at the end. My questions reveal my own ignorance of the diversity of views! (My words, not hers!)
I separate the seven weeks from the sixty-two weeks in v. 25 (and so see initial fulfillment during the time of Antiochus and understand the anointed ones as Cyrus and Onias III), because I consider this the more natural reading of the text, and I think it makes better sense in the larger literary context of Daniel's visions. But as in the other visions, this initial fulfillment was not the end of the matter. There is eschatological—and Messianic—fulfillment in the prophecy, evidenced by the symbolic numbers in the structure of the Seventy Weeks. The significance of the numbers is rooted in the Old Testament concepts of sabbath years and Jubilee (Lev 25–26), but the fulfillment of these Old Testament calendrical events is found in Jesus, who declared himself the fulfillment of Isaiah's Jubilee prophecy.
The Seventy Weeks revealed that the anticipated end of the 70-year exile was but a foretaste of a greater exile's end, the exile that began in Eden. Cyrus freed the people from foreign bondage, but Jesus would free people from the bondage of sin. Cyrus declared liberty and restoration of the land, but they were only partial and temporary. The liberty brought by Jesus was complete and permanent, though we await its consummation. Onias III offered sacrifices and made intercession on behalf of the people, and ultimately lost his life for no good reason. But Jesus' death was the once-for-all sacrifice that made temple ritual obsolete. He now stands as our great high priest, interceding for us at the throne of God.
The first seven weeks of the Seventy Weeks set up a jubilee under Cyrus. But Jesus is the Jubilee. Whereas the Old Testament jubilee was the shadow of a future hope for restoration, the restoration Jesus inaugurated will be completed (a ten-fold jubilee, 49×10=490 years/70 weeks) when He returns in the eschaton.
I would like to thank Dr. Wendy Widder for taking the time to do this interview on her view of Daniel 9. Expect the last interview on Monday.
Well, it's been a number of weeks since I've posted any new reviews and I constantly thought I would fix that, but here we are still! There has been a "perfect storm" of sorts in our life right now: having moved house in September, having our second child in October, being in the middle of a semester at CCBCY, and having a sudden (and providential) surge of IT jobs that I do in my "spare time" to bring in extra income.
This has left me with a pile of books that I have read in the past few months, but not yet reviewed (it's easier to squeeze a page in between changing nappies/diapers than writing reviews!).
8 books, to be exact, with 4 more not yet (or partially) read.
Choose Your Own Adventure
This is where you come in. I figure I may as well ask my readers which books I should review first. It's a choose your own adventure, of sorts:
- Various – From Creation to New Creation
- Youngblood – Jonah (Hearing the Message of Scripture)
- Quarles – The Illustrated Life of Paul
- Quarles – A Theology of Matthew
- Hamilton – With the Clouds of Heaven (NSBT)
- Rydelnik – The Messianic Hope
- Macleod – Christ Crucified
Wilson – Unbreakable
If you care to see one of these reviewed first, please comment below and I'll see what I can do!
Nine Questions on Daniel 9 with Peter Gentry
We're continuing our series on different interpretations of Daniel 9:24-27, and this time we are talking with Peter Gentry, Donald L. Williams professor of Old Testament Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kentucky. He is co-author of Kingdom Through Covenant with Stephen Wellum (which has a chapter on Daniel 9) and is an expert on biblical languages.
This interview is best read along with an open Bible and an open mind.
Note: some of Gentry's answers are adapted from his article on Daniel 9 in the upcoming revised Holman Bible Dictionary. This was done with his permission.
Peter Gentry on Daniel 9:24-27
What is the overall purpose of Daniel's vision recorded in Daniel 9?
Unlike the first, second, and fourth visions of Daniel 7-12, which describe a sequence of four human kingdoms followed by the everlasting kingdom of God, the third vision in 9:1-27 deals with the end of exile. What was made clear to Daniel is that the return from exile is in two stages: (1) the return from Babylon will take 70 years, but (2) the return from a broken covenant relation with God will take seventy "sevens".
Are the seventy weeks (Dan 9:24) supposed to be read chronologically or symbolically? If chronologically, from which date should we start counting?
Since the text of Jeremiah 25:8-14 to which Daniel 9:2 refers is based on the idea of the land enjoying sabbatical rests, the seventy "sevens" or "weeks" of Daniel 9 are doubtless also sabbaticals. The former is ten sabbaticals, the latter is ten jubilees, i.e. an ultimate Jubilee.
While Cyrus gave the decree in 538 BC, rebuilding the city was hindered until Artaxerxes confirmed the original decree in 457 BC (Ezra 6:14). So seventy sabbaticals brings us precisely to the death of Jesus Christ in the 70th week.
Should we see the "Anointed One" (Dan 9:25) as referring to Jesus, or is it speaking of someone else? If Christ, is the passage fulfilled in His first coming alone, or does it await complete fulfilment in His second coming?
Jesus is the "Anointed One" and the passage is fulfilled in His first coming. The events in the last part of Dan 9:26 and v27 then would refer to the destruction experienced by the Jews, which finally led to the events of AD 70.
Is there a reason to see a gap in between the 69th and 70th week?
There is absolutely no reason in the text to see a gap between weeks 69 and 70 unless you come to the text with a preconceived system.
When is the Messiah "cut off"? Between the 69th and 70th weeks, in the middle of the 70th, or at another time? If the Messiah is cut off in the middle of the 70th week, then what happens to the remaining 3.5 years?
It is extremely important to note how Hebrew literature works. Normally authors repeat themselves, going over the same topic twice, usually from different angles or perspectives. Therefore Dan 9:27 is parallel to Dan 9:25-26. The Messiah is "cut off" after the 69th week according to Dan 9:26. In the 70th week, the Messiah strengthens a covenant with the many. Both statements are essentially referring to the same thing: the cross and its aftermath.
The chronology is computed in sabbaticals, not years, so the last 3.5 years are irrelevant.
Is the "prince who is to come" (Dan 9:26) the same prince in Dan 9:25 (the Messiah)? Or is he an antagonist/antichrist figure? And what is the "covenant" in Dan 9:27?
Surely "anointed" and "leader" in Dan 9:25 refer to the same individual, as context and logic would require the same referent for both in the very next verse. What could otherwise indicate such a dramatic switch in referent? the person confirming the covenant is the Messiah, not the Antichrist. He does this for "the many", a term recalling Isaiah 53:11-12. His sacrifice brings an end to all sacrifice.
This is a central text dealing with the role of the new covenant and Messiah in achieving these purposes and has nothing to do with the antichrist.
Does your view have a name? Do you have any books or resources you can recommend for further study of your position?
I am not given to labels. I do not know if it has a name. I have not seen anyone else with precisely the same view, although there are views that are quite similar. For further study, I guess we should call it the New Covenant View of Daniel 9:27.
I recommend the following article:
- Jason T. Parry, Desolation of the Temple and Messianic Enthronement in Daniel 11:36-12:3 [right-click for PDF],
JETS 54.3 (Sept 2011): 485-526.
- Kingdom Through Covenant, Peter Gentry and Stephen Wellum
I consider my view a literal interpretation of the text, meaning I follow the normal sense in interpreting Hebrew literature according to its own rules. I am highly irritated by dispensationalists who think their interpretation is the only literal one. Their use of the word "literal" goes against the tradition of Christian hermeneutics when speaking of grammatico-historical interpretation.
What difference does your view make practically to your own Christian life? What difference does your understanding of Daniel 9 make to your overall eschatological/theological views?
Of first and greatest significance is that Daniel 9 is speaking about the inauguration of the New Covenant by the Messiah. This interpretation adds to the biblical teaching about the work of Christ, although most scholars think that v. 27 refers to the Antichrist. I have clarified more than most scholars that Daniel 9 is in line with the doctrine of substitionary atonement for the many as defined by Isaiah 53, since the many in v. 27 is an allusion to Is 53 and the Messiah is cut off, but not for himself. Many Christians do not understand that the return from exile is in two stages: physical and spiritual. The spiritual return from exile begins with the first coming of Christ and ends with the second coming of Christ. This alone is a significant improvement over the understanding of most Christians as to eschatology.
Some people have drawn the wrong conclusions from my article. At the present time, I am still forming my eschatological views. My first goal is to develop an accurate exegesis of the text. Then I can develop an overall eschatology. Certainly the dispensational understanding of the church age fitting in between weeks 69 and 70 is wrong. Some have thought that I am a preterist, but that is not a necessary conclusion. I probably lean towards amillennialism, but that has to do with Revelation 20, not Daniel 9.
Lastly, what projects are you working on at the moment?
- My magnum opus is a critical edition of Ecclesiastes for the Goettingen Septuaginta. Hope to finish it this summer.
- Steve Welllum and I are producing a 250-page abridgement of KTC.
- I am translating from French the best study of Isaiah 7:14 ever written, showing that it is a direct prophecy of the virgin Mary.
- I am working on a discourse grammar commentary on Isaiah (In the Hearing the Message of Scripture series).
- In collaboration with others, I am writing state of the art information on Origen and his Hexapla.
I would like to thank Dr. Peter Gentry for taking the time to do this interview on his view of Daniel 9. Expect another interview Monday.
We're continuing our series on different interpretations of Daniel 9:24-27 and this time we are talking with Dr. Robert Chisholm, department chair and professor of Old Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary. Chisholm is the author of many books, including Handbook on the Prophets.
This interview is best read along with an open Bible and an open mind.
Robert Chisholm on Daniel 9:24-27
What is the overall purpose of Daniel's vision recorded in Daniel 9? As in, what is it intending to accomplish in the readers/hearers?
As Daniel was reflecting on Jeremiah's prophecy regarding the time of Jerusalem's desolation, he prayed for the Lord to intervene on behalf of his people. He confessed the nation's guilt and asked for the Lord's forgiveness and for the restoration of Jerusalem. The Lord's reply, which was immediate, assured Daniel that he had not abandoned Jerusalem. On the contrary, he had a plan for the city that he outlined for Daniel. So, the purpose of the prophecy was to give Daniel insight into the Lord's plan for the city (and his people) and to encourage him.
Are the seventy weeks (9:24) supposed to be read chronologically or symbolically? If chronologically, from which date should we start counting?
I see the 70 "weeks" as a chronological sequence, but I don't understand it as referring to a literal 490 years, as so many in my tradition do. The symbolism of 70 (multiple of seven) must also be taken into account. Most dispensationalists will choose 458 BC or 444 BC as the starting point that culminates in 483 years (or 69 weeks). Then there is a break between the 69th and 70th weeks with the final week being the seven-year tribulation period. But Daniel was studying Jeremiah's prophecy about restoration after a period of 70 years (Jer. 25:11-12; 29:10). So I understand the decree (Dan. 9:25) as the prophetic declaration found in Jeremiah 30:18, which dates to 597-586 BC.
Most in my tradition add the seven weeks and 62 weeks together to get 69, but this is problematic. I see two distinct periods—one of 49 years and another of 62 "weeks." The first period ends when Cyrus decrees that the city can be rebuilt in 539 BC. I don't take the 62 weeks as a literal 434 years. It simply refers to a long period of time between the first set of seven weeks and the culminating 70th week. I don't have the space to offer a full defense of this. For more detail, see my Handbook on the Prophets, pp. 312-17.
Should we see the "Anointed One" (v25) in Daniel 9 as referring to Jesus or is it speaking of someone else? If Christ, is the passage fulfilled in His first coming alone or does it await complete fulfilment in His second coming?
Since I see the first seven weeks ending around 539 BC, I understand the anointed one of verse 25 as Cyrus (see Isa. 44:28—45:1).
Is there a reason to see a gap in between the 69th and 70th week?
If your model is tightly chronological and the 70 weeks have to equate to 490 literal years, yes. Also, if Dan 9:26 refers to Jesus' crucifixion and Dan 9:26b-27 refer to Antichrist (the ruler who is to come), then a gap is necessary in a tightly chronological system. But if one takes the 70 weeks as indicating a complete period of time during which God's plan for Jerusalem will be accomplished, no.
When is the Messiah "cut off"? Between the 69th and 70th weeks, in the middle of the 70th, or at another time? If the Messiah is cut off in the middle of the 70th week, then what happens to the remaining 3.5 years?
The anointed one of Dan 9:26 is cut off at the end of the period of 62 weeks (which follows the period of seven weeks in the total scheme). Dan 9:26a states this.
Is the "prince who is to come" the same prince in v25 (the Messiah)? Or is he an antagonist/antichrist figure? And what is the "covenant" in v27?
In my view,
- Cyrus is the prince of Dan 9:25, who comes at the end of the seven-week period
- Messiah is the prince of Dan 9:26, who is cut off
- The prince who is to come (Dan 9:26b) is an enemy.
I retain the hiphil ("destroy") in verse 26b and understand the subject as "the people of the prince who is to come," and the object as "the city and the holy place," so he has to be an adversary of God's people. The covenant must be an agreement that the coming prince makes with "many," probably a reference to God's people.
I actually see a dual fulfillment of this with the initial, partial fulfillment coming in 171-164. In this scenario, Onias the priest in the anointed one of verse 26, Antiochus IV is the ruler of verse 26, and the covenant is the agreement he made with the Hellenized Jews during that time. This foreshadows events related to Messiah and Antichrist. See my Handbook on the Prophets, pp. 315-16.
Does your view have a name? Do you have any books or resources you can recommend for further study of your position?
No, my view does not have a name or label. I'd call it "eclectic"! In addition to my Handbook on the Prophets, which I've referenced above (I swear, I am not trying to sell books!), my thinking has been influenced by Thomas McComiskey's article, "The Seventy 'Weeks' of Daniel against the Background of Ancient Near Eastern Literature," in the Westminster Theological Journal 47 (1985): 18-45.
What difference does your view make practically to your own Christian life? What difference does your understanding of Daniel 9 make to your overall eschatological/theological views?
Very little difference, actually. However, the overall message of the chapter encourages me, as I'm sure it did Daniel, for it reminds me that God is committed to his people and will bring his plan for them to realization, despite their sin and the opposition of enemies.
Daniel 9 is not foundational to my eschatological position. My eschatological position is founded on other texts, especially Romans 9-11. I then integrate Daniel 9 into that scheme.
What projects are you working on at the moment?
As always, I am involved in several projects.
In addition to writing Bible studies for a ministry called Coaches Outreach, I am working on a two-volume commentary on Isaiah for the Kregel Exegetical Library Series (the same series in which my Judges-Ruth commentary appears) and two commentaries on 1-2 Samuel, one for Zondervan's Hearing the Message of Scripture Series and the other for Baker's Bible Backgrounds Commentary.
I'm also hoping to publish books on Genesis 2-3, Job 38-42, God's self-revelation in the Old Testament (a biblical theology proper of God based on the OT), and the hermeneutics of prophecy, as well as some journal articles. But, of course, we depend on God to bless our endeavors.
Many thanks to Dr. Chisholm for taking the time to do this interview. Expect another interview next Monday.
Kicking off our series on different interpretations of Daniel 9:24-27 is an interview with Dr. Thomas Ice of the Pre-Trib Research Centre, a site developed to "research, teach, and defend the pretribulational rapture and related Bible prophecy doctrines".
Dr. Ice's answers actually went into far greater detail than what I expected, so I have heavily edited them (with his approval) to fit a single post. Our full-length interview can be downloaded as a PDF here and at the end of the interview.
This interview is best read along with an open Bible and an open mind.
Thomas Ice on Daniel 9:24-27
What is the overall purpose of Daniel's vision recorded in Daniel 9? As in, what is it intending to accomplish in the readers/hearers?
The overall purpose of the book of Daniel is to show Israel's remnant that even though the nation was experiencing severe discipline for violating God's law (Deut. 28; Lev. 26), God is sovereign over all the nations, not just Israel.
The Lord's intent in revealing the seventy weeks prophecy (Dan. 9:24–27) to Daniel was to provide him and his readers with certainty about God's ultimate plan for the people of Israel and Jerusalem. The prophecy is intended to show them when the Messiah would arrive in Israel and His rejection at His first coming, but the ultimate victory that will be accomplished by the time of the completion of the final week of years. However, in the intervening time, there will be the continuation of Jewish unbelief and many hardships for Jerusalem and the nation, but Messiah will ultimately triumph over His enemies.
Are the seventy weeks (9:24) supposed to be read chronologically or symbolically? If chronologically, from which date should we start counting?
The numbers are to be read chronologically; otherwise, numbers don't count!
The countdown of time will begin with "a decree to restore and rebuild Jerusalem" (Dan 9:25). There are at least three different decrees that are considered in an attempt to "know and discern" the beginning of the seventy weeks of Daniel. First, there was the decree of Cyrus (Ezra 1:2-4; 6:3-5), issued in 537 b.c., which I will call decree one. Second, the decree of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:11-26) given in 458 b.c., (decree two). Third was a second decree from Artaxerxes (Neh. 2:5-8, 17, 18) given in 444 b.c., at the time of Nehemiah's return to Jerusalem.
The third decree is the only one that literally fits the exact words of Daniel 9:25. Why? Because decree one and two relate to rebuilding the Temple. Only decree three speaks specifically of Jerusalem.
The exact date of this decree can be determined as March 5, 444 b.c. when adjusted to our current solar calendar. Hoehner has calculated the exact date of Christ's arrival in Jerusalem fell on the day of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. (See Hoehner, Chronological Aspects of the Life of Christ, pp. 138-39).
Should we see the "Anointed One" (v25) in Daniel 9 as referring to Jesus or is it speaking of someone else? If Christ, is the passage fulfilled in His first coming alone or does it await complete fulfilment in His second coming?
The "Anointed One" or "Messiah the Prince" clearly refers to Jesus and His first coming. This is usually not debated by evangelicals, certainly not by dispensationalists. Daniel 9:25 was completely fulfilled at the first coming of Jesus. However, the basis for a postponement of the seventieth week of years is found in verses 26 and 27, not in verse 25.
When is the Messiah "cut off"? Between the 69th and 70th weeks, in the middle of the 70th, or at another time? If the Messiah is cut off in the middle of the 70th week, then what happens to the remaining 3.5 years?
The text says, "Then after the sixty-two weeks." In other words, after the seven plus sixty-two weeks, which equals a total of sixty-nine weeks of years (483 years total). The Hebrew text uses a conjunction combined with a preposition, usually translated "and after," or better in this context, "then after". Jesus would be crucified after completion of the seven and 62nd week, but before the beginning of the 70th week mentioned in the next verse (9:27).
For this to take place in accordance with the biblical text it requires a gap of time between the two time periods. There is no other way to put together this material into a chronological sequence than seeing a postponement in time of the 70th week.
Is there a reason to see a gap in between the 69th and 70th week?
Verse 26 describes the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple, which took place in a.d. 70. No matter how anyone figures it, these events cannot fit into the remaining seven years of verse 27. There were at least thirty-seven years between the death of Christ and the destruction of Jerusalem. How does that fit chronologically? Well, it does not fit! However, our literal postponement view allows things to fit very nicely since both Christ's death and the a.d. 70 destruction of Jerusalem occur after the end of the 483-year period as the passage states.
None of the events specifically said to occur during the 70th week have taken place. Continuous fulfillment advocates must make the seven-year covenant mentioned in verse 27 between Christ and the church, while in reality it will be made between Antichrist (who was introduced as the fourth beast in Dan. 7) and the nation of Israel. Since this covenant is broken in the middle of the week (i. e., after three and a half years) their view means that Christ made a covenant that He then breaks. Not only is there no covenant mentioned that Christ made at His first coming; what biblically thinking Christian could conceive of a covenant that Jesus would break at any time? The language of verse 27 just does not fit what we know of Christ's first coming as clearly recorded in the Gospels.
Since verse 24 includes the promise to Israel and Jerusalem "everlasting righteousness," this is clearly something that has yet to occur and will be implemented at the second coming during the millennium.
Is the "prince who is to come" the same prince in v25 (the Messiah)? Or is he an antagonist/antichrist figure? And what is the "covenant" in v27?
Perhaps the best way to determine the identity of this prince is to first look at what he is prophesied to do at his arrival upon the stage of history. The people of this coming prince will destroy the city, clearly a reference to Jerusalem because of the overall context, and also the sanctuary. Jerusalem and the Temple were destroyed in a. d. 70 by the Romans.
The Hebrew grammar of the passage is not described as the prince coming with the people, but instead, as one who is coming. This suggests that the people and the prince will not arrive in history together. Apparently this passage is stated this way so that this prophecy would link the Roman destruction with the a.d. 70 event, but at the same time, set up the Antichrist to be linked to the final week of years to the first "he" in verse 27.
Do you have any books or resources you can recommend for further study of your position?
I have a 25,000-word chapter entitled "The 70 Weeks of Daniel" in Tim LaHaye and Thomas Ice, editors, The End Times Controversy: The Second Coming Under Attack (Eugene, OR: Harvest House Publishers, 2003), pp. 307–53.
Also, my www.pre-trib.org website has many articles that deal with, touch on, and relate to the seventy weeks of Daniel prophecy.
What difference does your view make practically to your own Christian life? What difference does your understanding of Daniel 9 make to your overall eschatological/theological views?
Knowing that God has provided a prophetic outline and timetable for many future events gives me confidence that even though things appear to be "going to hell in a hand-basket" God is still in control of history and is calling His elect through the preaching of the Gospel no matter what may happen in history. This gives me the optimistic confidence to preach the Gospel knowing that our Lord is calling many to faith in Christ, just as He worked in the days of Daniel, even though in captivity.
he seventieth week of Daniel as a future time is provides the basis and support upon which much of my eschatological views are based. It supports a future for national Israel and helps me realize that God is working with the modern state of Israel in a way that will include things like a rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem that will accommodate the abomination of desolation at a future time. This passage provides the basis for a future seven-year tribulation as reflected in Revelation 11 and 12. It provides the basis for understanding the tribulation as expounded upon by other passages such as Zechariah 12—14; Matthew 24; 2 Thessalonians 2; Revelation 4—19. A great deal is at stake involving one's view of this passage.
What projects are you working on at the moment?
I am writing a book with Ed Hindson for Harvest House Publishers to be entitled Charting the Bible Chronologically. It will be released some time in 2016.
I am also working on a book on the history of the rapture, and contemplating a book defending Christian Zionism as biblical.
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Why Samson May Not Have Visited a Prostitute (Judges 16:1-3)
I'm highlighting a few essays in From Creation to New Creation (a tribute/fenschrift to G. K. Beale); not necessarily those I think are objectively superior, but rather stood out to me as interesting and post-worthy.
Why Samson May Not Have Visited a Prostitute
Gordon P. Hugenberger, who is producing a commentary on Judges for the Apollos OT series, argues against the scholarly consensus – much like Samson taking on a multitude of Philistines – by making a case for Samson not visiting a prostitute in Judges 16:1-3. More than simply arguing against seeing this as another conquest of Samson's unchecked libido, Hugenberger makes an interesting case for a positive reading of this event. I'll detail the argument below and why it matters.
- Precritical interpreters (inc. Josephus) didn't believe Samson had sexual relations here.
- To "go in to" can refer to sexual relations, but "[in] the vast majority of cases the expression refers to one entering into the company of another without any sexual implication" (p64). The larger context must determine the implications.
- There is no hint of rebuke for Samson's actions. In fact, his actions (Judges 16:3) have divine favour.
- The judges are portrayed positively throughout Judges (eg. Judges 2:6-23).
Similarities With Joshua 2 and Judges 18
Hugenberger's case relies on recognizing parallels between Judges 16:1-3 and two similar events that carry no sexual connotations: Joshua 2 and Judges 18.
Similarities between Joshua 2 and Judges 16:1-3:
- Similar narrative introductions (Judg 16:1; Josh 2:1).
- The woman in both instances is a "prostitute" (Judg 16:1; Josh 2:1).
- The expression "came to/went into" is in both instances (Judg 16:1; Josh 2:3, 4).
- The report of Samson and the spies uses similar language (Judg 16:2; Josh 2:2).
- Both Samson and the spies are in the city during "the night" (Judg 16:2, 3; Josh 2:2).
- The city gate plays a large role (Judg 16:2, 3; Josh 2:5, 7).
- Samson and the spies "lie down" (Judg 16:3; Josh 2:1, 8).
- Both Samson and the spies leave for the "hill country" (Judg 16:3; Josh 2:16, 22, 23).
Similarities between Judges 18 and Joshua 2:
- Spies were sent out to examine the land they were to conquer (Josh 2:1; Judg 18:2).
- The hosts give no military intelligence, but divine confirmation is received (Josh 2:9-13; Judg 18:5, 6).
- The hosts transfer their loyalty to the spies (Josh 2:12-13; 6:22-25; Judg 18:20).
So What Was Samson Doing There?
Considering the similar accounts, perhaps the key is in asking "what were the spies doing there?" It's unlikely that they were after intel that "could be incorporated into the eventual strategy that supernaturally caused the walls of Jericho to tumble" (p73)! Hugenberger considers the possibility that the Canaanites were involved in cultic prostitution and that the spies were confirming that the inhabitants sins had reached full measure (Gen 15:16).
Perhaps this is why Samson visited the prostitute in Judges 16; for similar reasons as his actions in Timnah (Judg 14:4, 15).
The actions of the spies in both Joshua 2 and Judges 18 serve as comparisons and contrasts with Samson's actions:
"While the Danite spies fail to follow the pattern of Joshua's spies, the author of Judges suggests that the faithful Danite, Samson, who alone remained behind when the rest of his tribe had abandoned their inheritance, was replicating the stratagem of the spies meticulously.
If so, Gaza was hardly Samson's downfall, as is so often alleged." (p78).
Much like with a friend that constantly disappoints, perhaps we have been too quick to judge Samson and assume the worst? I will need to give this further thought, so comments are welcomed! I must say that Hugenberger's essay gives a much stronger case than my summary, but the basic frame above is a good starting place. For this excellent essay and others, check out From Creation to New Creation.
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This is the week where in TV land, 2013 gets into high gear. The annual International CES happens in Las Vegas, with more than 150,000 people expected, while TV critics across the country travel to Los Angeles for their annual winter meet with programmers. As this pair of events gets underway, here's a collection of developments to watch and explore so early this year:
***All the smart TV announcements this week at International CES. Count on plenty of them. In particular, what interactive applications surface, any TV set makers welcoming in Google TV and efforts to test personalized in-set advertising, where 30 or 60-second spots are electronically downloaded into TV programs by genre or audience demographic–bypassing TV networks, stations, cable or satellite. This could be a universe-transforming TV development if such a system can be perfected as the smart TV population reaches multi-million mass.
***3D TVs profile at CES. What's the state of glasses-free sets and technology? Any new 3D channels on tap?
***All the networks launching scripted TV this year. Plenty of new entrants to choose from–Bravo, Hallmark Channel, E!, Oprah Winfrey Network (via Tyler Perry), Sundance Channel, GMC and History. Plus a dabble into made-for-TV movies/miniseries by Discovery Channel and Science Channel.
***Diversity network launches. Revolt from Sean Combs and Robert Rodriguez' El Rey come on via Comcast's independent net initiative, and round two of new proposals (for the remaining four-to-six services Comcast launches at minimum by 2018) begins. Get ready also for ABC/Univision's English-language news and information service, Al Jazeera America replacing Current TV, and African-American multicasters KIN-TV and Soul of the South.
***Developments in the multicast network world (digital-transmitted channels getting both broadcast and cable placement). Will someone from the rerun-oriented category (This TV, Me-TV, Antenna TV, Retro TV, etc.) break from the pact with first-run material to attract more sponsors? How many more multicast nets launch? How many stage upfront advertising events this spring?
***Netflix enters the original programming universe Feb. 1 with House of Cards by launching all 13 episodes in one fling. This is the first of at least four original scripted series Netflix will premiere this year, with House followed by the Arrested Development revival, Orange Is The New Black and Hemlock Manor. Still in play: bringing back The Killing with AMC as co-partner. How they do–and how much of the viewing originates from smart TVs, will determine if this is a one-year undertaking or a big part of Netflix from here on. Ditto what emerges from Amazon and Hulu.
***More series moving into production without a pilot… or a network to call home before production begins. NBC attempts two series in that category: Silence of the Lambs prequel Hannibal and pirate drama Crossbones. Watch NATPE's showcase later this month in Miami, and MIP-TV this spring, for who else plays producer without pilot or net.
***The makeover of CNN under new president Jeff Zucker. Should begin around springtime, once Zucker gets the lay of the news network's land. Could involve bigger roles for Anderson Cooper and Soledad O'Brien, Jake Tapper (just arrived from ABC) and a new home for Ann Curry.
***Tribune's TV activity post-bankruptcy. Is there a graduation of WGN America from still superstationesqe national offshoot of the famous Chicago independent channel to big new original series player? More in store with multicast Antenna TV? Dropping ties with Food Network or The CW?
***YouTube's original channels strategy. Stay tuned over what current channels remain funded, the status of current channels who lose their YT funds, and the next set of funded channels.
***The new Participant Media network, out of the merger of indies The Documentary Channel and Halogen TV. We know Participant can make hit movies that entertain, provoke and enlighten all together. Let's see if they can do the same with TV for the hard-to-reach millennial crowd. With former IFC/Sundance president Evan Shapiro as leader, and the talent roster they announced last month creating projects, they have a solid chance. One other note: will Halogen parent Inspirational Network increase its profile with more original ad-supported content?
***Crowdfunding as source of seed funding for new series now, new channels later. Watch what emerges from A) Kickstarter B) Web site Mobcaster, focused on pilot production funds C) the Early Shares agreement with Fashion Star producer 5X5 Media, and who else agrees to similar partnerships with Early Shares or someone else.
***Apple putting its TV set effort in motion. Let's see when this happens.
Be ready for this list to shrink or expand as the weeks pass. May the watching and listening begin.
Until the next time, stay well and stay tuned!
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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The Internet of Things is tied together with a thin strand that is known as time. Coincidentally, at the core of nearly all data analytics is a timestamp. When working with time series data there are a few core principles that everyone should consider, especially across datasets where time is the common boundary. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Scott, Director of Enterprise Strategy & Architecture at MapR Technologies, discussed single-value, geo-spatial, and log time series data. By focusing on enterprise applications and the data center, he will use OpenTSDB as an example t...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happens, where data lives and where the interface lies. For instance, it's a mix of architectural styles ...
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The Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the most important components in networking infrastructure, enabling users and services to access applications by translating URLs (names) into IP addresses (numbers). Because every icon and URL and all embedded content on a website requires a DNS lookup loading complex sites necessitates hundreds of DNS queries. In addition, as more internet-enabled 'Things' get connected, people will rely on DNS to name and find their fridges, toasters and toilets. According to a recent IDG Research Services Survey this rate of traffic will only grow. What's driving t...
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Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using the URL as a basic building block, we open this up and get the same resilience that the web enjoys.
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Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective storage designed to handle the massive surge in back-end data in a world where timely analytics is e...
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We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will want to use their existing identities, but these will have credentials already that are (hopefully) i...
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"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Bit6 today issued a challenge to the technology community implementing Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC). To leap beyond WebRTC's significant limitations and fully leverage its underlying value to accelerate innovation, application developers need to consider the entire communications ecosystem.
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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Had the young-lady driver been able to decipher the words coming from my lips, she might have rammed her blue Buick into my front bumper.
The woman's sin didn't justify the bad words or the fist-pounding I gave my steering wheel. But I was still peeved and wondered why the driver - and a growing number of others like her - don't use their vehicles' turn signals.
The lady driving the Buick was coming down the hill in Troy, leading a parade of cars and trucks through the hillside construction zone between Troy and Tell City.
This year has flown by and it's only a short three weeks until Tell City kicks off its 50th annual Schweizer Fest and sesquicentennial celebration.
Here at The News, we've been working on a variety of activities to get ourselves ready for the event. We're all working on special publications and stories for the celebration as well as making and assembling items for our window display and a float for the Aug. 2 parade.
In February a California state appeals court ruled that unless parents have recognized teaching credentials they cannot home-school their kids.
The court's opinion, citing a state education law, said, "Parents do not have a constitutional right to home-school their children."
Advocates of home-schooling responded strongly against the ruling.
I've spent the past few weeks removing names from the birthday lists The News have maintained for many years.
The roster of birthdays run on Thursday's Page 2B and while we've tried out best to keep it updated, it's not always been as high a priority as it should have been.
That changed a few weeks ago when I was politely raked over the coals by a woman whose husband's name was still on the list a year after he died.
Pressure is mounting in Congress to do something about climate change. And while political debates in Washington, D.C., may seem far away, the outcome will have a direct impact on Southern Indiana Power, our cooperative members and other electric consumers.
Already our nation faces a looming energy crisis, with demand for electricity ready to outstrip supply. Unless significantly more power plants are placed into service soon, consumers could experience brownouts and even rolling blackouts in the not-too-distant future.
An old Jesuit priest once told me during a 30-day retreat about the value of getting out of bed each morning and acknowledging the possibility that the coming day may be your last.
"Sooner or later, you'll be right," he quipped.
For me, the saying is a reminder of the dangers of putting things off, saying what I could do today, I'll wait and do tomorrow. Sooner or later, we run out of tomorrows.
To varying degrees throughout its history, this nation has viewed itself as practicing the most honorable of governmental forms. We've proudly noted that people of other lands looked to us with envy, wishing they, too, could enjoy a national fabric threaded with fairness and respect for the rule of law.
One recent development soiled that fabric. Another reinforced it.
I wanted to "take my head out of the sand" (as Cannelton Mayor Smokey Graves said in a June 12 News story) long enough to explain my position as a former Cannelton city councilman regarding the city's sewer rates.
Let me preface this by saying that it is my understanding that our community is essentially set up as a user on Tell City's sewer system.
We pay that community monthly based upon how much sewage we send them for treatment. Our rates as individual household users can then be affected by that monthly cost, somewhat of a trickle-down effect.
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I bought this because there is no other way to serve chowder. Nice pot!
These are a simple Card Holder that stand up well. The only issue I have is that some on them have to be squeezed together to hold a card.
Great, quality product and super fast shipping! Thanks!
I own three sizes of these Royal stainless/non-stick frypans (8", 9" & 11"). All of them represent very good performance and dollar value, especially when you compare them with similarly priced pans from other manufacturers (you won't find many at all that are worth considering). Royal's frypans compare favorably with some other brands that cost several times more. All of Royal's frypans have thick, heavy induction pads on the bottom, yielding very uniform temperatures across the bottom of the pans. These pans are exceptional in this respect and do a very good job for most frying tasks. The interiors (including the rivets that secure the handles) are coated with a mid-grade non-stick coating, commensurate with the cost of these pans. With reasonable care (avoiding metal utensils and very high cooking temperatures), the non-stick coating should have a reasonable lifespan. The pouring lips are very effective – no dribbling down the outside of the pans. The serviceable stainless steel handles are secured to the pans by four rivets. With clean hands, this handle design works just fine on the smaller pans, but can become really slippery if your hands are wet or oily. The larger sizes (12" & 14") include much-needed assist handles. There are some negatives, too: I really like the welded-on handles on Royal's saucepans. Their interiors are perfectly smooth, no rivet "bumps" to catch on your stirring utensils. Plus, it makes them really easy to clean. I would like to see a similar handle-attaching process on these frypans. Even though the frypan's four rivets are non-stick coated, they are still in the way, and can interfere with certain foods (crepes are one obvious one). Four sturdy, well-made TIG welds would do a better job, and shouldn't cost any more than the rivets. Royal would be well served by switching to TIG welds instead of the spot welds used on many of their products (including the saucepans), for added strength and reliability, plus you can actually inspect the integrity of the welds (compared to spot welds, that are "hidden" between the two pieces being joined). The side walls of these pans are really thin, only around 0.028" / 0.7mm. Because the hefty induction pads don't extend up the sides, the sides of the frypans never approach the cooking temperature of the bottom surface, especially if you are cooking with induction. With gas or radiant heat, you can actually encounter the opposite problem – the sides may overheat, compared to the bottoms. This thin metal stock also makes the pouring lip very susceptible to damage. In fact, two of my Royal pans had deformed lips when I received them, even though they were "double-boxed" for shipping. Luckily I was able to repair the damage with a soft hammer and a couple of wood blocks. I'm not sure how these pans would survive in a high production commercial environment where they may get tossed around or dropped. The flip side is that non-stick pans usually get replaced when the coating finally "croaks". At least the Royal pans are relatively economical to replace. That is why I never recommend non-stick coating, unless your cooking task requires it, and especially not in expensive pans. When the coating dies, you are stuck with a useless, expensive pan. With reasonable care, a non-coated pan should last almost forever.
Works so well making stocks. Plan to make chicken or beef stocks 4 times a year.
Table card holders by Royal Industries can be used for a variety of purposes: holding menus, table numbers, specials lists and any other tabletop signage you might want to employ. These holders come in a variety of attractive shapes and sizes, and are all affordably priced solutions to your table organization needs.Royal Industries Table Card Holders
If your customers want it shaken and not stirred, you'll need one of these handy (and inexpensive!) tools. Royal Industries cocktail shakers come in a variety of sizes and are all made from handsome and durable stainless steel.Royal Industries Cocktail Shakers
Royal Industries mixing bowls are manufactured from durable stainless steel, and are available at extremely affordable prices. These bowls come in a variety of sizes, suitable for home cooks and professional chefs and bakers alike.Royal Industries Mixing Bowls
Royal Industries egg rings are an excellent solution to making perfect fried eggs quick and easy. These rings ensure your eggs will be evenly cooked and uniformly shaped, making them easy to add to sandwiches and looking pretty. Royal Industries egg rings are made from stainless steel and come in a variety of sizes, all of which are extremely easy to afford.Royal Industries Egg Rings


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Cleanup?!?!?!? There isn't even a BELT-SANDER...
with enough bite for any "RepubliCAN" (FAKE-Liberty, co-opting GOPer) "cleanup."
Leftist, progressive, chickenhawking Romney:
Leftist judges
UNCONSTITUTIONAL redistributed wealth for student loans
Bain wrecking ball, manufacturing jobs overseas
Bankrolled by the SAME TOP bailed-out CONTRIBUTORS AS OBAMA
Touchback Amnesty
Dream Amnesty
Hired illegal alien criminals (and DAMN WELL knew it).
COMPULSORY, SOCIALIST Romneycare (HALF-funded by feds - unconstitutional)
Romneycare-funded illegal alien criminal healthcare
UNCONSTITUTIONAL nation-building
UNCONSTITUTIONAL "Patriot" Act
Global warming (when politically useful)
Abortion (when politically useful)
Instituted sodomite/lesbian "marriage" (and tried to blame courts)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Brady Bill
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Assault Weapons ban
Notorious Flip-flopper
UNCONSTITUTIONAL PRIVATE "Federal" Reserve
UNCONSTITUTIONALLY Assassinating citizens without Due Process
Leftist, progressive, chickenhawking Ryan:
UNCONSTITUTIONAL TARP (which ignited the Tea Party AGAINST HIM)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Auto Bailouts
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Economic Stimulus 2008
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Economic Stimulus 2009
Debt ceiling hikes
Comprehensive immigration reform without amnesty (AMNESTY)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Socialized employment (extending UC)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Socialized education (No Child Left Behind)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Socialized medicine (Medicare Prescription Drug "benefits")
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Socialized housing (Section 8 vouchers)
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Head Start
UNCONSTITUTIONAL "Patriot" Act
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Nation-building
MORE UNCONSTITUTIONAL nation-building
UNCONSTITUTIONAL H.R. 347 (protest chilling)
Brother Winston Smith
The r3VOLution is NOT republiCAN.
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Chase ends in I-93 traffic in Salem, Manchester man's arrest
Police were called to Walmart on Route 28 for a report of a man who just stolen a Sony Vizio TV and Gateway computer around 4:25 p.m.
The man, later identified as Keenan Falck, 18, allegedly fled from the store driving an older, gold Ford Focus. Officers who responded to the store found Falck driving erratically in a nearby neighborhood off Old Rockingham Road, police said.
Falck was able to drive out of the neighborhood and took Exit 2 to get on Interstate 93 during an attempt to dodge the officers, police said. But Falck got caught in heavy traffic, allowing police to stop him.
Falck is charged with willful concealment, possession of marijuana, reckless operation, disobeying a police officer and receiving stolen property. He was released on $2,500 personal recognizance bail pending arraignment.
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Premiums drop, so do subsidies for Obamacare
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- Visitors from out of town
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John Gomes, Jr., 67, passed away Sunday, August 17, 2014 at Home & Hospice Care of RI. He was the beloved husband of Grace (Kay) Gomes. Born in Providence, he was a son of the late John and Mary … more
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Olive "Ollie" M. (Anderson) DeCotis, 1927-2014, passed away on July 23. She was the daughter of Oliver and Ethel (Thatcher) Anderson. Born on All Hallows Eve, she enjoyed any and all … more
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Stanley W. "Popi" Phillips, 90, of Bentley Road, Warwick, died on Friday, August 15, 2014, at Avalon Nursing Home in Warwick, he was the loving husband of Margaret Anne (Murray) for 68 years. … more
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Dona J. Lemoine, 81, of Warwick passed away peacefully on Thursday, August 14, 2014 at home. He was the beloved husband of the late Katharine A. (Healey) Lemoine. He was a son of the late James … more
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William J. Moreland, III, 58, of Jamestown passed away Thursday, August 14, 2014 at home surrounded by his loving family. Born in Providence, the son of Marion A. (Bonner) Moreland of Warwick and … more
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Michael "Blacky" F. Black, 67, of Edgewater, Florida, passed away on Saturday, July 26, 2014 at the Halifax Health Hospice Center in Port Orange, Fla. He was the husband of Joan Black of … more
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Anthony Balasco, 98, passed from this life peacefully on August 12, 2014. He was the husband for 60 years of the late Raffaela "Ella" (Pisaniello) Balasco. He was the son of the late Vito and … more
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Anna Renee Byrne, 14, of Warwick passed away on Monday, August 11, 2014 at home. Born in Valhalla, New York, she was a beloved daughter of Sean F. and Tarin M. (Connolly) Byrne. Loving sister of … more
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Norman Roy, died Wednesday, August 13, 2014. He was the husband of the late Mary (Neri) Roy. Born in Providence, a son of the late Isreal and Annie (Ayotte) Roy he has been a resident of Warwick … more
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FORT MYERS, Fla.- WINK News got a sneak peak into the newest artificial reef, the USS Mohawk, scuttled 32 miles off the Lee County coast.
Join us tonight on WINK at 5, 6, and 11 as Katie Walls takes you 75 feet below the surface of the Gulf to explore the flourishing Veterans Memorial Reef.
At 5:00 p.m., follow her journey out to the USS Mohawk.
At 6:00 p.m. watch as she explores the ship and encounters fish small and large, including the world's largest fish in existence.
The former Coast Guard Cutter is not only attracting sea-life but tourists from near and far.
At 11:00 pm, we explore how this artificial reef and others in Lee County are helping to stimulate the economy while providing fishing and diving hotspots.


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