As I continue a study of Daniel 9:24-27, one of the foundational prophetic passages in Scripture, I will complete the examination of the six prophetic purpose clauses. Previously I dealt with the first three of six clauses. These clauses are prophetically important, because if they are descriptive of items that have yet to be fulfilled, then the seventy weeks of Daniel have yet to be fulfilled. This means that the final (70^th week) has to be future to our day since all of the purposes must be brought to completion by the end of the prescribed time period.

In my previous article in this series I noted that the six prophetic purpose clauses were divided into two groups of three. That is to say, that the first three clauses had to do with the sin issue in relation to Israel, while the second triad relate to God