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I understand completely… unfortunately I have to place you in the Ignore file. Best wishes though…

Please provide your interpretation of verses 2:40 - 45. Please identify the actors and events in these verses not just a general comment on what you think it means. God is very specific within these verses and they reflect the 4th kingdom .... and most of this is just after the cross.

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What does Daniel tell you and what verses are you relying on ? Daniel does say in verse 12 there dominion is taken away - never again to return to power, but they continue or “prolonged” for a season and a few time. Meaning, they will be under another kingdom.., the 4th regardless of the phase...

Can you possibly see that God is symbolizing His covenant people within the iron kingdom of pagan Rome at the time of His arrival? And look what happens in 2:34 - the Stone (Jesus) does not come to destroy but to separate the iron and the clay elements within the feet. This would then...

That is right out of the SDA playbook. They have interpreted so much right of Daniel but beginning in Chapter 7 they continue to try and match up the prophecies with our history books. Both the 10 horns and the little horn come out of the 4th beast BEFORE the demise of pagan Rome in 476AD (7:11).

Well, the first 3 kingdoms were indeed folded into / under the 4th kingdom and they would never again come to power. Regarding the second phase of the 4th kingdom of Rome, after 476 AD the religious-political power would come to power with the littl horn as its head. It would come to sit atop...

Thanks for the response. First, do you believe the Book of Daniel is concerned about secular kingdoms? God has indeed brought forward 4 and only 4 kingdoms within His plan of restoration and salvation - first for His people and His city as they return from exile, but in a broader way, for all...

Here is the progression of the 10 toes throughout the Book of Daniel. Just as God will use different symbols for the 4 kingdoms in chapters 2, 7 and 8, He will also use different symbols for this power: In Chapter 2 - 10 toes, In Chapter 7 - 10 horns, In Chapter 7 - 10 kings, In Chapter 7 -...

Here is the progression of the 10 toes throughout the Book of Daniel. Just as God will use different symbols for the 4 kingdoms in chapters 2, 7 and 8, He will also use different symbols for this power: In Chapter 2 - 10 toes, In Chapter 7 - 10 horns, In Chapter 7 - 10 kings, In Chapter 7 -...

Here is the progression of the 10 toes throughout the Book of Daniel. Just as God will use different symbols for the 4 kingdoms in chapters 2, 7 and 8, He will also use different symbols for this power: In Chapter 2 - 10 toes, In Chapter 7 - 10 horns, In Chapter 7 - 10 kings, In Chapter 7 -...

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Wow! That is amazing. If you do not mind, I would like to attach a pdf for your consideration. Please let me know if you were able to access it. It is a long narrative discussing this issue in my Daniel commentary. Certainly, you do not have to read it but I hope you might given your...

Ok and thanks. I think we are not on the same page... and that is okay.

Well to be candid, you didn't prove anything. You gave your opinions but they were not in any way supported by Daniel 7 or 8. Just some theories about end times with no specifics. So, here is a copy of my earlier response below....You can find these in Daniel 7. Just those few words should tell...

Yes, I agree with you completely. Now, perhaps we might discuss when the little horn (first mention) found in Daniel 7 and 8 arrives and maybe even come to use those verses to identify him?

Thanks for your reply. I agree with you in your last statement - "there is no match." And since you have searched our history books to find a match for these 10 horns as well as the 3 horns, you assume just as EVERY OTHER commentator / interpreter that has studied Daniel, that they must be end...

Well, we agree they refer to one figure, with the exception of the false prophet. He is definitely a separate figure than the little horn / antichrist / lawless one. But I would ask you to offer your thoughts on why you believe this one comes only at the end of time. If we were to look at the...

In the Tanakh and the New Testament, we find at least three major figures or powers specifically described as opposing God, His people, His Church, His appointed times, and His law. Daniel identifies the Little Horn. Paul describes the Lawless One. John speaks of the Antichrist. The important...

@CrowCross, @covenantee, @JimKnox , @Spiritual Israelite, @Earburner, @ewq1938,@PeterAndroz,@William Barton,@IndianaRob,@Truth7t7,@PinSeeker,@jeffweeder,@grafted branch,@stevesonthebay,@claninja Here are four PDFs for your consideration. Each was extracted from the larger Daniel commentary...