The Kings And Their Successors Chapter 11 is set around the same time as the events of
Chapter 6. Daniel made a choice to support and strengthen
King Darius the Mede in the first year of his reign (v. 1).
This chapter contains detailed prophecy of events that were
to take place in Israel for the next three hundred ...
The Rise of an Evil King From the North During his brief reign, Seleucus V taxed the people greatly.
His Jewish tax collector, Heliodorus, took matters into his
own hands and poisoned his master (v. 20). This
assassination only set the stage for someone much worse.
Verse 21 says, “In his place will arise a contemptible (evil)
...
Three Persons of The Last Days At the time of the end, the king of the south will attack the
kingdom of the north, but its king
will rush out like a storm, and his
forces will flood one country after another killing tens of
thousands, but the countries of Edom
and Moab and the ruler of
Ammon will e …
The Kings of the North and South Last time, we read about rise of Alexander the Great. His
early death resulted in his Kingdom being divided among
four of his generals. Today’s passage is a continuation of
that conflict we saw last time between the king of the
North (Seleucus) and his descendants in Syria and the king
...
The Abomination that makes Desolation Once again, Antiochus IV tried and failed to conquer Egypt
(v. 29). Egypt had a powerful ally in this fight. A Roman
Navy
came and defeated the navy of Antiochus IV off the coast
of
Egypt (v. 30). After the battle was lost, the Romans gave
Antiochus an ultimatum, Surrender or be destroyed...
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The Kings And Their Successors
Chapter 11 is set around the same time as the events of Chapter 6. Daniel made a choice to support and strengthen King Darius the Mede in the first year of his reign (v. 1). This chapter contains detailed prophecy of events that were to take place in Israel for the next three hundred ...
The Rise of an Evil King From the North
During his brief reign, Seleucus V taxed the people greatly. His Jewish tax collector, Heliodorus, took matters into his own hands and poisoned his master (v. 20). This assassination only set the stage for someone much worse. Verse 21 says, “In his place will arise a contemptible (evil) ...
Three Persons of The Last Days
At the time of the end, the king of the south will attack the kingdom of the north, but its king will rush out like a storm, and his forces will flood one country after another killing tens of thousands, but the countries of Edom and Moab and the ruler of Ammon will e …
The Kings of the North and South
Last time, we read about rise of Alexander the Great. His early death resulted in his Kingdom being divided among four of his generals. Today’s passage is a continuation of that conflict we saw last time between the king of the North (Seleucus) and his descendants in Syria and the king ...
The Abomination that makes Desolation
Once again, Antiochus IV tried and failed to conquer Egypt (v. 29). Egypt had a powerful ally in this fight. A Roman Navy came and defeated the navy of Antiochus IV off the coast of Egypt (v. 30). After the battle was lost, the Romans gave Antiochus an ultimatum, Surrender or be destroyed...