Prior Studies Summary (from 00-references.md)
Series Studies Referenced
sv-12-gabriel-return
- Six independent lines of evidence prove Dan 8-9 are one continuous narrative
- chazon/mar'eh two-track system established
- chathak as hapax proving 70 weeks "cut from" 2300
sv-13-seventy-weeks
- Day-year principle: three pillars (declared, signaled, verified)
- Starting point: 457 BC (Artaxerxes' decree, Ezra 7)
- Calculation: 457 BC + 483 = AD 27, confirmed by Mark 1:15
- 70th week: AD 27-34, mid-week crucifixion (spring AD 31)
- Verification key function: if arithmetic works on testable 490-year subset, it authenticates the 2300
sv-14-dan-924-six-purposes
- Dan 9:24 is ONLY verse where kaphar (H3722) and tsedeq (H6664) appear together
- Two triads: purposes 1-3 resolve sin; purposes 4-6 install positives
- kaphar→tsedeq progression established
sv-10-evening-morning-unit
- Erev boqer compound is unique in Hebrew Bible as counting unit
- Daniel used yamim freely in 12:11 but chose different unit in 8:14
- The unusual unit = fingerprint of the sealing act
sv-01-biblical-righteousness
- Three-dimensional: forensic (declared), relational (covenant), character (conduct)
- Dan 8:14's nitsdaq is the only Niphal of tsadaq in OT
Non-Series Studies
2300-days-70-weeks-relationship (score 0.711)
- Calculation: 2300 - 490 = 1810; AD 34 + 1810 = autumn 1844
hist-05-daniel-8-9-connected-2300-days (score 0.510)
- Non-series with strict source restrictions — proves connection from text alone
hist-03-70-weeks-jesus-fulfills-timeline (score 0.700)
- Daniel's devastated reaction (fainting, sickness) inexplicable if 2300 = ~6.3 literal years
- Only 2300 years explains the severity of his response
- All independent historical confirmations converge on AD 27 for baptism
time-times-half-time (score 0.635)
- Seven prophetic time expressions = same 3.5-year period
- Under day-year: 1260 prophetic days = 1260 literal years (538-1798)
day-for-year-principle-grounding (score 0.738)
- Genre-triggered: apocalyptic signals trigger the day-year principle