Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |          to declare the acceptable year of the Lord (Is. 61:1‑2).~
 2 4,2 |         the great autumn, i.e. New Year, festival at Bethel. It
 3 4,5 |          people think that the New Year was ushering in the Day
 4 4,6 | Deuteronomic legislation the third year was of special importance
 5 6,4 |          the period from the death year of king Uzziab, 740 B.C. (
 6 8,2 |          have been Zephaniah who a year or two earlier first stirred
 7 10,2|         earlier than 612 B.C., the year of Nineveh’s fall, and they
 8 11,4|           have been born about the year 645 B.C. to­ward the end
 9 11,4|           reformation began in the year before (IIChron. 34:3),
10 11,4|        than a blow.~ In the fourth year of Jehoiakim (25:1; 36:1-
11 11,4|           A fast day the following year gave the desired opportunity (
12 11,7|           conspiracy in the fourth year of Zedekiah (chs. 27, 28)
13 11,1|         later-come from the fourth year of Jehpiakim after the battle
14 13,2|   interpretation of “the thirtieth year” is widely denied, but those
15 13,5|           or 443, if it was a leap year of 13 months.~ Once we realize
16 13,8|       month in Zedekiah’s eleventh year (Jer. 39:2), and the temple
17 13,8|       lation have “in the eleventh year,” which is obviously correct.] ~
18 14,2|            of both.~ By the second year of Darius the main rebellions
19 15,4|       cannot be true of the second year of Darius. Even if, as we
20 17,7|        this was Jehoiakim’s fourth year according to the Jewish,
21 17,7|             probably lasted only a year (1:21). The last recorded
22 17,3|          period with the twentieth year of Artaxerxes (Neh. 2:1,
23 17,3|          begin it with the seventh year of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:7);
24 17,3|   conclusion is that the twentieth year of Artaxerxes should be
25 17,3|           Daniel knew, that the 70 year time period of captivity
26 17,3|             the calculation of the year of the coming of the Messiah
27 17,3|            years, this was the 3rd year of the 76th Olympiad, by
28 17,3|           Roman method — the 299th year after the founding of Rome.
29 17,3|          weeks. If one adds to the year of the issuance of the decree
30 17,3|          then this equals the 30th year of the Christian method
31 17,3|          out to preach in the 15th year of the rule of the Roman
32 17,3|           coincides with the 782nd year from the founding of Rome
33 17,3|           of Rome or with the 30th year after the birth of Christ.
34 17,3|       suffered in the 33rd or 34th year of our era, precisely during
35 17,3|            second time in the 70th year of this era by the Roman
36 17,3|            who would calculate the year of the coming of the Messiah,
37 18,1|           the Synagogue during the year at the major feasts and