Matthew Session 14

«“Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your King is coming to you; He is just and having salvation, Lowly and riding on a donkey, A colt, the foal of a donkey.»
ZECHARIAH 9:9
Yeshua rode into Jerusalem on the EXACT day the angel Gabriel said he would, told to Daniel in BABYLON. And in the exact way told to Zecheriah. 9 the number of truth.

This is one of the main reasons I believe the tribulation is in years and not a metaphor for the time of the catholic church, or the time of the gentiles. Because the original 69 weeks.

*Correction/edit- That is NOT to say that this period of the gentiles - while we are in the pause between the 69th and 70th week that the period we are in cannot SHADOW the tribulation to come. The same way the Old Testament is a forerunner of precedents of the New Testament. Pattern is prophecy, prophecy is pattern. Constantly the Lord seems to say- hey, you wanna see it again? Lol, God has such a wonderful sense of humor - and awesome power.*

(of YEARS - as an aside if you missed it the Jews use the term "week" the way we may use "decade" : so, they can have a "week" of weeks, a "week" of months, or a "week" of years) from Gabriels message unto Yeshua's entry from Babylon to Jerusalem is done in weeks of years to the exact day.
69 (weeks of years) x 7 = 483 years x 360 (year/days) = 173,880.
There's those darn pesky numbers again...
1,3,7
37
137
173
Also, by the bye...it is a prime number :), the 40th prime number.
8 is an important number, representing specifically "new beginnings."
888 is the Greek isopsephy (the gematria numerology equivalent/like the Hebrew) which Iesous (Jesus, Yeshua) adds up to Iesous (888) Christos (1408 would be Jesus Christ in english.
now 173 is not 137
and 880 is not 888
Just sayin', just sayin' :)
Primes and new beginnings- hmmm
Pro tip for the day (well maybe semi-pro) - the tribulation is NOT 7 years.
-The Tribulation is 3 1/2 years
-and the GREAT Tribulation is 3 1/2 years

Semi-pro tip #2 - As told by Chuck Missler, when the Pharisees are pissed, dial in and pay attention! Re-read the verse, dial in. God is intentionally doing this to have us pay attention to something important!