Daniel Chapter 9 Bible Quiz — The Seventy Weeks Flashcards

#1

According to Daniel 9:2, Daniel was reading the prophecy of which prophet when he understood the number of years for Jerusalem's desolation?

📖 Daniel 9:2

#2

In Daniel 9:24, how many weeks are decreed for Daniel's people and the holy city?

📖 Daniel 9:24

#3

According to Daniel 9:25, after how many weeks would the Messiah the Prince appear, following the decree to restore and rebuild Jerusalem?

📖 Daniel 9:25

#4

In Daniel 9:26, what happens to the Messiah after the sixty-two weeks?

📖 Daniel 9:26

#5

Who destroys the city and sanctuary according to Daniel 9:26?

📖 Daniel 9:26

#6

In Daniel 9:27, what does the prince who is to come confirm or make with the many?

📖 Daniel 9:27

#7

What does Gabriel tell Daniel in Daniel 9:23 regarding the vision he is about to receive?

📖 Daniel 9:23

#8

According to Daniel 9:3-4, what does Daniel do when he seeks the Lord concerning Jerusalem?

📖 Daniel 9:3-4

#2

70 weeks

Gabriel declares that seventy weeks are decreed for Daniel's people and the holy city to finish transgression and bring in everlasting righteousness (Daniel 9:24).

Daniel 9:24

#1

Jeremiah

Daniel was reading the writings of Jeremiah and understood from the books that Jerusalem's desolation would last seventy years (Jeremiah 25:11-12).

Daniel 9:2

#4

He is cut off and has nothing

Daniel 9:26 prophetically states that after the sixty-two weeks, the Messiah will be cut off and will have nothing, referring to His death and rejection.

Daniel 9:26

#3

49 weeks

Daniel 9:25 states that from the issuing of the decree to restore and rebuild Jerusalem until the Messiah the Prince comes will be seven weeks and sixty-two weeks, or 49 weeks total.

Daniel 9:25

#6

A covenant for one week

Daniel 9:27 states that the prince who is to come will confirm a covenant with the many for one week (seven years), a prophecy often associated with end-times events.

Daniel 9:27

#5

The people of the prince who is to come

Daniel 9:26 states that the people of the prince who is to come will destroy the city and the sanctuary, historically referring to the Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D.

Daniel 9:26

#8

He turns to the Lord with prayer and pleading in fasting, sackcloth, and ashes

Daniel 9:3-4 describes Daniel turning to the Lord in prayer and pleading, with fasting, sackcloth, and ashes, demonstrating deep repentance and intercession for Jerusalem.

Daniel 9:3-4

#7

Daniel is highly esteemed and must understand the matter

Gabriel tells Daniel that he is highly esteemed in heaven and must consider the matter and understand the vision, affirming Daniel's importance and the significance of the revelation (Daniel 9:23).

Daniel 9:23

#9

In Daniel 9:21, how does Gabriel come to Daniel?

📖 Daniel 9:21

#10

What does Daniel confess Israel has done in Daniel 9:5-6, regarding the prophets?

📖 Daniel 9:5-6

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#10

They have refused to listen to the prophets

Daniel 9:5-6 states that Israel has sinned and done wrong, and has not listened to or obeyed the prophets whom God sent, showing the nation's persistent disobedience.

Daniel 9:5-6

#9

In swiftly flying form about the time of the evening offering

Daniel 9:21 states that Gabriel came to Daniel in swiftly flying form about the time of the evening offering, emphasizing the urgency and divine nature of the angelic visitation.

Daniel 9:21

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