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If you do not mind, I think it is important since God is revealing His plan of restoration and salvation for the Jews and ultimately mankind. The second kingdom would conquer Babylon at the time the 70 years exile was coming to an end. I believe He is showing us His plan as the Jewds move...

Ok and thank you for your interpretations! If you do not mind.... I find the first introduction to the 4 kingdoms are in Chapter 2, and the Medes-Persian (combined) kingdom is identified.....Yes, the Persians were the stronger of the two, but when they conquered Babylon, they were already one...

Very nice response. Rather than make inappropriate comments against the person, why don’t you try and explain your position or offer to state why you disagree. I have noticed this is a familiar and unattractive manner you use when someone does not agree with your interpretations. But, you’re...

Completely disagree! You are looking at the world to determine if Jesus fulfilled His God given 6 elements to have been fulfilled. Example: I have heard it said with tremendous conviction that Jesus did not fulfill them because sin still exists. Look at the world, people are still killing each...

Didn't the Medes-Persia kingdom conquer Babylon - the second kingdom? Did Greece conquer the second kingdom? If we look in Chapter 8, Gabriel identifies the second kingdom as a single animal - that of a ram with 2 horns. Those 2 horns represent Darius and Cyrus. The other animal in Chapter 8...

Would you mind discussing your selection of the 4 kingdoms in the Chapter 2 metal man image? Why did you split up the second kingdom of the Medes-Persia into two? Why not Rome for the 4th kingdom? This is indeed the time / kingdom when the Messiah would arrive and the 70 weeks of years...

Sometimes, I will read someone's response and come away having a very difficult time understanding how they arrived at their interpretation. In this case, I had not given any real consideration to the order of the 6 elements in 9:24. I focused on their fulfillment, and I would never have...

I understand. But there is more than one way to look at things .... if the physical event or action of the 6 elements speaks to you, that is fine. However, the way I presented the 6 elements were not based on the physical fulfillment, but highlights the movements from dealing with sin...

As I mentioned before, I was trying to provide him with a reasonable progression of the 6 elements within 9:24, otherwise, he did not seem to want to accept they were even fulfilled... Now, I will also say that the progression of the 6 in the order they are given does work.... but if you have...

Jesus arrived on the first day of the 70th week where He was baptized in the Jordan by John. At that same time, He was also anointed by His Father .... Jesus Himself claimed He was anointed --- Luke 4:16-30.

First, I was not saying that He fulfilled them in the exact order, but I was responding to another poster who seemed to need to understand they were fulfilled in order for him to accetp they were indeed fulfilled (at least that is the way I interpreted it) ... so I was offering a reasonable...

Why do you say in #113 that only Jesus, and not the Jews can complete the 6 elements.... and then you said, He did... Can you explain why you respond to my comment disagreeing that Jesus did not fulfill them and in response to Dougg, you say He did? Please explain...

Are you saying that Jesus did not fulfill these 6 elements mentioned in 9:24? They were listed in the prophecy... if He did not fulfill them, why are they listed that He would ... or, are you suggesting they have yet to be fulfilled --- He will fulfill them at His second coming? Did He fulfill...

Unbelievable!

I asked you for your interpretations not some clue... if you don't know, that is not a problem...99.99% of folks have no clue..... they might think they are some EU group or whatever, but they have no idea.... so, what are your interpretaions?

Well then, we clarified that. Now, who are the 10 toes, the 10 horns and the 10 kings?

Who are the 10 toes, who are the 10 horns, who are the 10 kings?

Thanks Jay, and I do agree, although Daniel is not an easy book to interpret... and if one attempts to interpret it as it relates to our history books, I can assure you their interpretations are quite flawed. God did not write this book just to recount our historical events... Whether it is in...

Jay, if you do not mind, I am having trouble understanding why some folks have interpreted much of Daniel to speak of the times after the cross period. Certainly, Daniel covers or mentions that destruction of the Temple and the city in 70 AD, but that is it --- he mentions it as one of the...

For the moment, let's leave out the "saints of the Most High" because that is a study in and of itself that demands its own discussion. Please address the rest of the comments in what I had mentioned - the 10 toes, the 10 horns, the 10 kings... the progression of these symbols through the 4th...