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Daniel
Daniel’s Tomb Susa Iran
Map of Mesopotamia
Daniel
Map of Mesopotamia
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego
The Central Message of Daniel 1. God rewards uncompromising faith 2. God rules in the kingdoms and affairs of ALL nations
Who was Daniel 1. At least three in Scripture 2. He was of the tribe of Judah 3. He was either of the royal family or a noble 4. He had a determined faith
Adjusting to Babylon Taken to Babylon in 606 BC Begins training in language and culture of the Chaldeans (Babylonians)
How Long Did Daniel Serve? Taken to Babylon in 606 BC “Remained” in some capacity until the first year of Cyrus – 536 BC Last prophecy in third year of Cyrus – 533 BC At least 73 years
Chronological Sequence of Daniel Chapters 1 -4 Chapters 7 -8 Chapters 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 9 Chapters 10 -12 Nebuchadnezzar Belshazzar Darius Cyrus
The Languages of Daniel 1. 1 -2. 3 Hebrew Daniel 2. 4 -7. 28 Aramaic Daniel 8. 1 -12. 13 Hebrew
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Structure of Daniel Chapter 1 Chapters 2 -7 Chapters 8 -12 Introduction ic a Destinym Nations of ra w A e Destiny br Israel of e H
Daniel Chapter 2 The Prophetic Image
Babylon Medo-Persia Greece Kingdom of God Rome
Babylon First Beast of Daniel 7. 4 (Winged Lion)
Winged Lion of Babylon
Medo-Persia Second Beast of Daniel 7. 5 Bear raised up on one side
Medo-Persia Ram of Daniel 8 Two horns, but one longer Daniel 8. 3, 20
Greece Third Beast of Daniel 7. 6 Like a 4 -winged Leopard
Greece Male Goat of Daniel 8. 5 Daniel 8. 21
Greece Kingdom of Daniel 11. 3 -4
Fourth Beast of Daniel 7. 7 Daniel 7. 19 -28 Daniel 8. 23 ff Daniel 9. 26 -27 Rome
Babylon Medo-Persia Greece Kingdom of God Rome
Kingdom of God Mark 1. 14 -15 Mark 9. 1 Colossians 1. 13 -14 Hebrews 12. 28
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Daniel Chapter 3 The Pathetic Image
Herodotus (c. 484 -c. 425 BC) “Father” of “History”
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon The city was in the form of a square, 14 miles on each side, and of enormous magnitude
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon The brick wall was 56 miles long, 300 feet high, 25 feet thick with another wall 75 feet behind the first wall, and the wall extended 35 feet below the ground
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon There were 250 towers that were 450 feet high. A wide and deep moat encircled the city.
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon The Euphrates River also flowed through the middle of the city. Ferry boats and a 1/2 mi. long bridge with drawbridges closed at night.
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon The "Hanging Gardens" built by Nebuchadnezzar for his Median queen were considered one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Water was raised from the river by hydraulic pumps.
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon There were 8 massive gates that led to the inner city and 100 brass gates. The streets were paved with stone slabs 3 feet square.
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon There was "the great Tower" (Ziggurat) and 53 temples including the "Great. Temple of Marduk, " and 180 altars to Ishtar.
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon In Nebuchadnezzar's palace were the Golden image of Baal together with the Golden Table (both weighing over 50, 000 lbs of solid gold), also 2 golden lions and a solid gold human figure (18 feet high).
Herodotus Book 1, 178 -186 Concerning Babylon Nebuchadnezzar’s palace was considered to be the most magnificent building ever erected on earth.
Daniel Chapter 3 The Pathetic Image
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego Daniel Chapter 3
Daniel Chapter 4 Nebuchadnezzar is brought to his senses
Daniel Chapter 5 End of the Babylonian Empire
Relief of Nabonidus Praying to the sun, moon and Venus
Cylinder of Nabonidus
Cylinder of Nabonidus - Sippar
Mene = 50 Shekels Tekel = Shekel Upharsin = Half Shekels (singular = Peres (divided))
Daniel Chapter 5 End of the Babylonian Empire Isaiah 44. 27 -28; 45. 1 Jeremiah 50. 38; 51. 36 Isaiah 47. 1
Daniel Chapter 5 (Isa 55: 11 NKJV) So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.
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Daniel Chapter 6 The Lion’s Den
Daniel 7 The Four Beasts
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Daniel 2&7
Roman Rulers Pompey Julius Augustus Tiberius Caligula Claudius Nero 63 BC 47 -44 BC 27 BC-AD 14 -37 37 -41 41 -54 54 -68 Galba Otho Vitellius Vespasian Titus Domitian Nerva Trajan 68 -69 69 -79 79 -81 81 -96 * 96 -98 *By the end of 1 st century it was illegal to profess Christ.
Daniel 8 The Ram The He-goat Second “little horn”
The Third Kingdom – Greece Alexander the Great (356 -323 BC) Conquered the “known world” in less than 10 yrs
The Third Kingdom – Greece The “belly & thighs of brass” Daniel 2. 32
The Third Kingdom – Greece The beast “like a leopard which… had four wings” Daniel 7. 6
The Third Kingdom – Greece The goat with the large horn that was broken and replaced by four Daniel 8. 5, 8 See especially 8. 20 -21
The Third Kingdom – Greece The “mighty king” of Greece Daniel 11. 2 -3
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Daniel 8 The Ram and Goat
The Divisions of Alexander’s Empire
“of Antiochus, God Manifest, Bearer of Victory” Coin showing head of Antiochus Epiphanes
Chanukah – Festival of Lights – Feast of Dedication
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Daniel 9 The 70 Weeks
Daniel 9 70 Sevens for “your people and the holy city”
70 Sevens Start : Going forth of command to rebuild Jerusalem
70 Sevens After 69 Sevens: Messiah will be cut off
70 Sevens th 70 Middle of Seven: An end to sacrifice and drink offering
70 Sevens End : Abomination of Desolation Matthew 24. 15
Things Accomplished
Finish Transgression and make an end of sins Heb 10. 12; Eph 2. 15
Bring in everlasting Righteousness Rom 3. 21 -31
Make reconciliation for iniquity Rom 5. 18 ff 2 Cor 5. 1 ff Col 1. 20; Heb 2. 17
Anoint the Most Holy Acts 4. 26 -27; Heb 1. 8 -9
Messiah cut off Isaiah 53. 8; Acts 8. 32 -33
Destroy the city and sanctuary Matt 24. 1 -34
Make firm covenant with many Acts 10. 34; Rom 9. 30
Seal up the vision and prophecy
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Daniel 10 -12 Conflicts to Come
Cyrus the Great 559 -530 BC
Cyrus Cambyses II Darius I Xerxes I (Ahasuerus) Artaxerxes I
Xerxes I – Ahasuerus 486 -464 BC See the book of Esther
Thermopylae
Thermopylae
The Third Kingdom – Greece Alexander the Great (356 -323 BC) Conquered the “known world” in less than 10 yrs
The Divisions of Alexander’s Empire
The Ptolemy’s “King of the South” 323 -30 BC
The Seleucids “King of the North” 312 -63 BC
The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Ptolemy I Soter Prince = Seleucus I
Verse 6 The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Daughter - Berenice Antiochus II Theos (Laodice)
Verses 7 -8 The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Ptolemy III, brother of Berenice Seleucus II Callinucus
Verses 9 -10 The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Ptolemy III, brother of Berenice Seleucus II Callinucus ?
Verses 11 -20 The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Ptolemy IV Ptolemy V (boy) Ptolemy Philopater Antiochus III Seleucus IV Philopater
The Seleucids “King of North” Antiochus III 222 -187 BC
Thermopylae
Verses 21 -26 The Ptolemy’s “King of South” The Seleucids “King of North” Ptolemy VI Antiochus IV Epiphanes
The Seleucids “King of North” Antiochus IV Epiphanes 222 -187 BC
“of Antiochus, God Manifest, Bearer of Victory” Coin showing head of Antiochus Epiphanes
Chanukah – Festival of Lights – Feast of Dedication
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The Romans “King of North” Pompey the Great 106 -48 BC Daniel 11. 36?
“King of North” Pompey the Great Enters the Temple 63 BC Daniel 11. 41
The Romans “King of North” Julius Caesar 100 -44 BC Daniel 11. 36 ff?
The Romans “King of North” Vespasian r. 69 -79 AD
Daniel 12. 7 …and when the power of the holy people has been completely shattered, all these things shall be finished.
Important Historical Dates of Daniel 606 BC - First deportation 539 BC – Babylon captured by Medes and Persians 536 BC – Decree of Cyrus 533 BC – Final prophecy of Daniel
Important Prophetic Events of Daniel Four kingdoms (2, 7, 8, 9, 11) End of Babylonian Empire (5) Dominance of Persia over Media Division of Greek Empire Antiochus IV Epiphanies and disruption of sacrifices
Important Prophetic Events of Daniel Hanukah Kingdom of Heaven Destruction of Jerusalem Tribulation of Saints under Rome Destruction of Roman Empire
Important Prophetic Dates of Daniel 168 BC – Desecration of Temple – Sacrifice taken away 165 BC – Temple cleansed 63 BC – Romans take over 33 AD – Kingdom of Heaven established 70 AD – Jerusalem destroyed
Daniel END
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