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Daniel 11: God's Blueprint of History

The Book of Daniel is a blend of historical narrative and apocalyptic visions, set during the Babylonian exile. Daniel, a Hebrew captive, rises to power in foreign courts due to his wisdom and faithfulness to God. The first half of the book (chapters 1–6) contains stories of Daniel and his friends—Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—remaining faithful under pressure. The second half (chapters 7–12) presents Daniel’s prophetic visions about future kingdoms and God’s final victory. From Chuck Swindoll on Daniel, “The Babylonians exiled the group containing Daniel and his three friends—best known by their Babylonian names, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego—to the cultural center of the their empire, the city of Babylon, in 605 BC. This move was part of the first of three deportations (605, 597, and 586 BC) carried out by the Babylonians in Israel after they subdued Jerusalem and the unfaithful King Jehoiakim (2 Kings 23:36–24:2). The teenaged Daniel found himself in the midst of a strongly polytheistic religious culture, meaning he had ample opportunities to fall into error. However, he stood firm in his faith among the Babylonian people on several significant matters—including dietary regulations and worship practices (Daniel 1:8–16; 6:6–12). Daniel is one of the few Bible books that takes place during a period of judgment (many books foretell it and a few look back on it) and in a foreign nation. Whether it’s in the contrast between the culture’s idol worship and Daniel’s faithful purity or in the account of the arrogant Nebuchadnezzar and his humbling encounter with God, the pagan backdrop in Daniel makes the Lord’s power shine through in a magnificent and majestic way that stands out in Scripture. The book of Daniel makes it clear that the true God is the supreme ruler over heaven and earth (Daniel 4:17), even when all seems lost and the consequences of sin seem overwhelming.” Overall Themes: God’s Sovereignty: God rules over earthly kingdoms and rulers. Faithfulness in Exile: Remaining faithful to God in hostile environments. Divine Protection: God rescues those who trust in Him. Apocalyptic Revelation: Visions of future events, judgment, and redemption. Messianic Hope: Foreshadowing of the coming of God's eternal kingdom. Key Verse : “But the God of heaven will set up a kingdom that will never be destroyed...” — Daniel 2:44 (NIV) Let’s read it together. Discover more: https://thebiblebreakdown.com Discuss With Us:   / 144735285041978   Listen as a Podcast: https://thebiblebreakdown.com SOAP Bible Study Method- https://www.brandoncannon.com/soap/ Bible reading plan- www.thebiblebreakdown.com Free weekly newsletter- https://www.brandoncannon.com/ Social: Facebook:   / thebiblebreakdown   Instagram:   / thebiblebreakdown   Twitter:   / brandoncannon   YouTube:    / @thebrandoncannon   The More You Dig. The More You Find. #biblebreakdown Text “rlcBible” to 94000 and have the Bible reading plan sent to your phone every morning.