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• Jeremiah 31Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
• Jeremiah 3Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
• Jeremiah 33:14-22 explicitly promises Jerusalem will live in safety, that there will always be a Davidic king ON THE THRONE, and that there will never be a lack of Levitical priests offering burnt offerings and sacrifices -- for ALL TIME, guaranteed as unbreakable as the fixed order of day and night. 2 Samuel 7:12-16 similarly promises David's offspring an established throne and kingdom 'forever.' Since there is currently no reigning Davidic king in Jerusalem and no functioning Levitical sacrificial system, these 'for all time'/'forever' promises have manifestly failed.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
• 'Hebrews 8 "turned away from them" vs Jeremiah 31' — bare scripture citation with link to Heb 8:7-9 and Jer 31:32 (NRSVUE), no argument or commentary stated.Prophetic Failed Biblical Prophecies & ot
• Daniel 9's 70-weeks prophecy: garbled analyst notes reference Jeremiah 25/29, Lev 26, Deut 28 (7x multiply), proposing 490 years counted from 605 BC (year of captivity) via 'two anointed ones' and a 7-weeks-then-62-weeks structure, with the starting 'word' identified as Jeremiah's prophecy rather than Cyrus's decree. A follow-up objection argues Cyrus's decree (539 BC) doesn't match the math, that Nehemiah's commission is wrongly dated by Christians to the 4th century BC, that Daniel 9:27 ('he' confirming a covenant for one week, ending sacrifice at its midpoint) cannot plausibly be matched to Jesus, and that Christians resolve this by pushing the 70th week's fulfillment to an unspecified future end-time event.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies
• Isaiah 11:10-13 depicts an ideal Davidic ruler ('root of Jesse') whose reign brings the regathering of exiles from Assyria, Egypt, Cush, Elam, and elsewhere, and the reunification of Ephraim and Judah -- none of which has occurred.Prophetic OT Messianic prophecies