The angel Gabriel revisits Daniel to give him an explanation of the 2300-day prophecy, which covers what will happen to his people in the latter days. Timings for topics covered in this lesson: - 1:34 Daniel Chapter 10 explained - 16:06 Who is the prince of Persia? For more on Daniel chapters 10 and 11 or to get the resources, visit: www.angelsintheglen.org/daniel10and11
I'm confused because in chapter 9 Daniel knows it's Gabriel, but in 10 he doesn't recognize him? And the physical description of the man in his vision matches with the description of God in the book of revelations so I don't think it's Gabriel that Daniel is talking to in chapter 10.
@@jessicafernandez777 I was thinking that too but, Jesus can’t be held up by the Prince of Persia also the Being said that he was sent to Daniel . So it can’t be God
Thank you for sharing to us God’s gift of teaching to you, sir! It is only now that I am beginning to appreciate the essence and significance of the Old testament prophecies with the New testament and how it points to Jesus. I used to just skip over my Scripture reading for those parts that are difficult for me to understand or interpret. But now, I am joyful that I can understand it with your help and most importantly through the power of the Holy Spirit. Please continue to share to us your gift. God bless you always and to God be the glory!
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Dan 10:18-21…would Daniel say to Gabriel (angel),” “Let my lord speak, for you have strengthened me.”..? To call an angel “lord”? And an “angel” to be able to “strengthen” him?
Thank you very much when I read this I figured it could of been Jesus but thought maybe a holy being such as an angel until I watched this and you confirmed what I was thinking... Thank you for putting this in a better perspective. What I also caught out of this or seen was that when Daniel fasted it was for God's purpose not only for Daniel but his fast was so powerful, Daniels experience/message reached us.... God is so good. Thank you again I'm so excited to learn of our Father, Jesus, and their holy spirit. May they bless us with a stronger relationship.
Great job tying together Daniel 10 and Revelation 1. I did not realize that it was Jesus talking to Daniel before today. I also appreciate how you let the Bible interpret the Bible.
How did he let the bible interpret the bible when he used 3 scriptures, one Scripture was the topic, the other was referenced by Daniel, and another he used to show the similarity of Jesus in Revelations but only proved how 'his' in Daniel was not capitalized but 'His' was capitalized in Revelations which shows the person Daniel spoke to was not Jesus but rather was sent by Him! But to the deceived this was enlightening even though there was no spiritual doctrine, no correction or reproof, nor provided any righteousness as all Scripture was given to do (2 Timothy 3:16-17)! Seek Jesus who is the only Teacher of those who truly follow Him (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26) and not Christian ministers of Satan (Jeremiah 17:5, Psalms 146:3)!
so in daniel 10th chapel iread that you stated that JESUS is talking to Daniel? im perplexed the angel needing Michael's help because according to the description of the angel that look like the description of JESUS and since when did the creator need help conquering the created please help interpret this verse
Wow! Tried so long to find a Daniel study that really explains. This is the best ever; very grateful. Interesting, appetite…tried very hard to be a vegetarian…but kept getting sick. Ex-4th gen SDA got me to eat meat again. Will con’t to Dan 12…then go to chapters 1-10. Thank you for this.
I love the detailed description of the angel . And if it took 21 days and also help from the arch angel , it truly illustrates how powerful Satan is who is waging a spiritual warfare of good and evil in heavenly high places! Yes! But, the good forces of God will be victorious.
@@DavidKing-qd3spNot scripture but only your mind support that. Go read Hebrew 2:5-8 It doesn't says that 'similer to angels'. Read then you will understand❤
@@wordwasgodofficial Mi means “who” cha means “is like” El means “God” Mi’cha’el = who is like God. You dare to question Michael? Michael is Jesus Christ before he took the human flesh he was Michael in a form of Angel but He is God not angel. Lol
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Thank you for explaining so very detailed. I was able to follow as well as understand your teaching. I will continue to listen to your teachings. Thank you 🙏🏾
@@AngelsintheGlen So, Jesus needed the help of an angel to get through the prince of Persia (Daniel 10:12-13)? The hand who lifted Daniel up was the same one who made him pass out! If it were now Gabriel, then the Scripture would say he saw Gabriel just as Scripture informed us in Chapter 9! There is a reason why 'his' is not capitalized in Daniel, but it is in Revelations! This is all a part of the mystery that many are not to know (Mark 4:10-12), and this carnal teaching is proof of why true followers of the Lord are taught by Him and only Him (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45) through the Holy Spirit (John 14:26) so that we may compare the spiritual Word of God with spiritual understanding (1 Corinthians 2:10-14), and not through Christian false teachers who teach carnal doctrine (Romans 8:5-8) and compare the spiritual Word of God with carnal understanding and worldly knowledge which is foolishness to God (1 Corinthians 3:19)! Nice merch to promote yourself and make money by the way!
TRUE FOLLOWERS OF THE LORD ARE TAUGHT BY HIM AND ONLY HIM THROUGH THE HOLY SPIRIT (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26), BUT YOU ARE TAUGHT BY A CARNAL MINDED MAN! IF ALL SCRIPTURE IS GIVEN TO US FOR DOCTRINE, CORRECTION AND RIGHTEOUSNESS AS 2 TIMOTHY 3:16-17 DECLARES THEN WHY WOULD YOU LISTEN TO A TEACHING THAT PROVIDES NONE OF THAT? WHAT WAS THE SPIRITUAL DOCTRINE HERE? WHERE WAS THE CORRECTION WHICH PROVIDES US WITH RIGHTEOUSNESS? THERE WAS NONE AS THIS IS NOT A GODLY TEACHING BUT A FALSE TEACHING FROM A CARNAL MINDED MAN OF SATAN! 'MARAH OR MAREH', 'CHAZOWN' ALL CARNAL MINDED NONSENSE OF THE WORLD AND A TRICK TO APPEAR ENLIGHTENED FOR A MAN WHO IS IN THE DARK! SEEK JESUS AND NOT FLESH (JEREMIAH 17:5)!
Wow this is so impactful thank God for using you deliver this master piece and thank you for accepting God's word. But am a little bit worried, from you explanation, you made mention of the striking similarity between christ in revolution 1 and the angelic visitation of Daniel. My question is: is it that the Angel came with christ or it was the angel alone. And who was the human like figure that touched Daniel to strengthen him or that awaked John in revolution 1??? At this point I don't know how the description of the person who says in Rev.1.11 - Saying, I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last: and, What thou seest, write in a book, and send it unto the seven churches which are in Asia; unto Ephesus, and unto Smyrna, and unto Pergamos, and unto Thyatira, and unto Sardis, and unto Philadelphia, and unto Laodicea. Is at same description Angel Gabriel Pls some one help me
There are two distinct individuals that Daniel sees and interacts with. One is the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ and the other is Gabriel. If you closely examine the description in Daniel 10:5-9, there is a man dressed in linen, etc. Compare and contrast this man with the description given to Jesus in Revelation 1:13-18. You will see that they very well match. The man in Daniel 10:5-9 is the pre-incarnate Christ, the man in Rev 1:13-18 is the risen Christ after the cross.
However, Gabriel appears in Daniel 10:10. While the name Gabriel is not specified in the chapter, it is indeed Gabriel based on his previous statements to Daniel in Daniel 8, i.e. Gabriel has returned to explain the chazown vision to him (this is one of two visions Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Please see those videos for further explanation of the two visions). This person is not Christ because the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding him for 21 days. It’s not possible for anyone to withstand Christ. Btw, thanks for your feedback!
“God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by His Son, whom He has appointed heir of all things, through whom also He made the worlds;” Hebrews 1:1-2, yet you received the message of the Word of God from a man, a carnal minded one! Seek Jesus who is the only Teacher (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26) and not a man of Satan whose job is to mislead (Jeremiah 17:5). this is who you received a message from: “And the Lord said to me, “The prophets prophesy lies in My name. I have not sent them, commanded them, nor spoken to them; they prophesy to you a false vision, divination, a worthless thing, and the deceit of their heart.” Jeremiah 14:14
Thank you soooooo much for the messages found in this video Brother God Bless you forever this was so importend to me , and you are adressing a very serieus topic here ,and i know and have experiance that myself last thursday that some demonic forces have some power but never more power than God His Angels and they dont have power over death and Life Jesus and The Father Has and The Holy Spirit and therefore we need to pray ,bind and rebuke and be awake especialy during the Day OR when you walk on the Street whereever you go .Yes and when God His angel touches you get up....i have this experiance .And some of His Angels He van send they look like normale people like you and i .
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I have know idea where were you all these times ? I’m so glad found your Chanel ... I have converted to Christianity and imagine how it is when you are not born Christian and have no idea about the Bible .. I really struggled with the translation of the Bible .. everyone says different and different things and made me more confused ... but you make so sense ... thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us .. it helps a lot .. god bless you .... would you be able to answer my questions pls ? If yes please let me know so I can email you and pls answer some of my question which I have never found anyone to answer them about the Bible .. pls let me know ... it would be great.. thank you in advance. By the way my name is Venus and I’m from Australia .. 🙏😊
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I am enjoying all your videos. Thanks so much for putting all of these together. I am using these as a base to study Daniel with my men's bible study. Thanks again. My question is, you start out by saying in this video that Daniel seed Christ but several minutes later you are talking about Gabriel as the man Daniel sees. Am I missing something in the video that helps explain my confusion? Just need some clarity. Thank you.
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
Great study. Hard to remember that there’s demonic forces behind state power, etc. We depend so much on what we see, but the unseen world is real, though we’d like it not to be so. Thankful for God’s angels.
We have three videos that explain the differences. See the links below. We should have plenty of graphics in them. Thanks for your comment! Part 1 (review of chazown and mareh) th-cam.com/video/DztAhI-gf3s/w-d-xo.html Part 2 (mareh) th-cam.com/video/LVK28Iy8iRc/w-d-xo.html Part 3 (timeline of the mareh) th-cam.com/video/cGCDf3Q2ZdY/w-d-xo.html
Jesus and Gabriel both visit Daniel, not simultaneously, but sequentially. Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
@@rbbanfield3439 There is no requirement for the text to directly attribute the one speaking with Daniel as Gabriel. The context is the key. Please watch our Daniel 8 and 9 videos, because Gabriel is the one to explain both the mareh and the chazown visions in Daniel 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Gabriel tells Daniel that he will tell him that the vision (chazown) pertains to the time of the end. See Daniel 8:17. Gabriel reassures Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he will let him know what is to occur at the "appointed time of the end." Gabriel then tells Daniel in Daniel 8:26 that the vision (chazown) pertains to many days (in the future). Gabriel uses the same words in Daniel 10:14, i.e. he has returned to give him an understanding of the vision (chazown) as they pertain to days yet (future). Once one understands the two visions in Daniel 8, Gabriel's instructions and words show us that he is the same person in Daniel 10.
Thanks for your comment! We really appreciate you interacting with the material here. We need to state forthright that the name “Gabriel” does not appear in Daniel 10. However, Gabriel is indeed speaking with Daniel in Daniel 10. Here is the explanation. Before we come to this conclusion, let’s look at Daniel 10:14. I’m going to put [brackets] around one word in the verse below. Daniel 10:14 (NASB) 14 "Now I have come to give you an understanding of what will happen to your people in the latter days, for the [vision] pertains to the days yet future." There are a couple of things to notice in this verse. First, the person speaking with Daniel is making a very clear statement. The person is saying that he will give Daniel an understanding of what will happen to his people in the latter days. Something that is yet to happen. Second, notice that the word [vision] in Daniel 10:14 is the Hebrew word “chazown”. As you know from our Daniel 8 video, “chazown” is one of two visions that Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Notice Gabriel uses the same word “chazown” in Daniel 8:17. I’ll [bracket] it again below. As you know in Daniel 8, it is very clear that Gabriel is speaking with Daniel. Daniel 8:17 (NASB) 17 So he came near to where I was standing, and when he came I was frightened and fell on my face; but he said to me, "Son of man, understand that the [vision] pertains to the time of the end." In Daniel 8:17, Gabriel is saying that the “chazown” is for the time of the end. Look at how Gabriel further emphasizes that the “chazown” is at the time of the end, and notice that he reassures Daniel that he is going to let him know about it. Daniel 8:19. Daniel 8:19 (NASB) 19 He said, "Behold, I am going to let you know what will occur at the final period of the indignation, for it pertains to the appointed time of the end. If Gabriel is talking to Daniel in Daniel 8:17, and 19 and tells Daniel that the “chazown” vision is about the time of the end and that he is going to tell him what will occur in the final period of indignation, then Gabriel is simply following up on his statement to Daniel in Daniel 10:14. Gabriel has returned in Daniel 10 to explain the “chazown” to him. The name “Gabriel” does not have to appear in Daniel 10 to make this connection. This is why the two visions of Daniel 8 (“mareh” and “chazown”) are so important.
We need to be clear. The vision that Daniel sees is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. This is described in Daniel 10:5-9. However, the scene shifts in the next verse (Daniel 10:10). Notice the first words in verse 10: “Then behold…” This is introducing a new scene. Notice also in verse 11 that the same words are used that Gabriel previously used in Daniel 9:23 “…you are highly esteemed…” Verse 11: “…man of high esteem…” Gabriel also echoes his previous response to Daniel that he has come in response to his words (i.e. prayer). Compare with Daniel 9:22 (…”I have come to give you insight with understanding…I have come to tell you…”) However there are several other factors to consider. Recall that Gabriel tells Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he is going to let him know what will occur at the final period of the indignation. Gabriel is talking about the “chazown” vision in context. And that is what Gabriel does in Daniel 11. The conversations with Daniel in Daniel 10:11-21 is a precursor to that explanation. As discussed in our Daniel 11 video, the “chazown” vision is explained in Daniel 11 and the beginning of Daniel 12. Also notice in Daniel 10:13 that …”the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding me for twenty-one days, then behold, Michael…came to help me.” This is the clearest indication that the person talking with Daniel cannot be Jesus. No one can withstand Jesus, who is the Creator of all things, including the prince of the kingdom of Persia. While the text does not exclusively and explicitly use the name Gabriel in Daniel 10, 11, or 12, the context clearly points to Gabriel as he previously indicated to Daniel in Daniel 8 that he was going to explain to him what will occur at the final period of the indignation, which is the “chazown” vision. Just as Gabriel explained the “mareh” vision in Daniel 9, so too, does he explain the “chazown” vision in Daniel 10 and 11. Please consider our Daniel 10 study guide for more details. Thanks again for your question. And thanks for watching our videos!
@@AngelsintheGlen thank you for the comprehensive explanation. And yes I am going to look at your previous content on the subject. Again thank you for the work you e out into this.
The Bible teaches that a prophetic day in scripture is equal to a literal year. That might be hard to accept, however, we explain the day for year Biblical principle and provide many scriptures that demonstrate this principle in our Daniel 1 videos. This means that the 2300 evenings and mornings in Daniel 8 are prophetic evenings and and mornings and must be interpreted to be literal years, i.e. two-thousand and three hundred years. The 2300 days is the longest prophecy in the Bible. The Bible provides the starting point of this prophecy. Calculating its end point is simply a matter of counting 2300 years from the starting point. All of this is explained in our Daniel 8 (3 parts) and Daniel 9 (5 parts) videos and demonstrates that we are living at the very end of time right before the return of Christ. We explain all of the time prophecies in Daniel, e.g. 70 weeks, 2300 evenings and mornings, the time times and half a time, and the 1290, and 1335 are all fulfilled and in the past. After our Daniel videos, we explain where we are at in the Revelation time prophecies and the events that must take place prior to Christ's return. Please consider our entire video series starting in Daniel 1. Critically evaluate everything we say. You be the judge.
Thanks for your comment! We really appreciate you interacting with the material here. We need to state forthright that the name “Gabriel” does not appear in Daniel 10. However, Gabriel is indeed speaking with Daniel in Daniel 10. Here is the explanation. Before we come to this conclusion, let’s look at Daniel 10:14. I’m going to put [brackets] around one word in the verse below. Daniel 10:14 (NASB) 14 "Now I have come to give you an understanding of what will happen to your people in the latter days, for the [vision] pertains to the days yet future." There are a couple of things to notice in this verse. First, the person speaking with Daniel is making a very clear statement. The person is saying that he will give Daniel an understanding of what will happen to his people in the latter days. Something that is yet to happen. Second, notice that the word [vision] in Daniel 10:14 is the Hebrew word “chazown”. As you know from our Daniel 8 video, “chazown” is one of two visions that Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Notice Gabriel uses the same word “chazown” in Daniel 8:17. I’ll [bracket] it again below. As you know in Daniel 8, it is very clear that Gabriel is speaking with Daniel. Daniel 8:17 (NASB) 17 So he came near to where I was standing, and when he came I was frightened and fell on my face; but he said to me, "Son of man, understand that the [vision] pertains to the time of the end." In Daniel 8:17, Gabriel is saying that the “chazown” is for the time of the end. Look at how Gabriel further emphasizes that the “chazown” is at the time of the end, and notice that he reassures Daniel that he is going to let him know about it. Daniel 8:19. Daniel 8:19 (NASB) 19 He said, "Behold, I am going to let you know what will occur at the final period of the indignation, for it pertains to the appointed time of the end. If Gabriel is talking to Daniel in Daniel 8:17, and 19 and tells Daniel that the “chazown” vision is about the time of the end and that he is going to tell him what will occur in the final period of indignation, then Gabriel is simply following up on his statement to Daniel in Daniel 10:14. Gabriel has returned in Daniel 10 to explain the “chazown” to him. The name “Gabriel” does not have to appear in Daniel 10 to make this connection. This is why the two visions of Daniel 8 (“mareh” and “chazown”) are so important. We need to be clear. The vision that Daniel sees is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. This is described in Daniel 10:5-9. However, the scene shifts in the next verse (Daniel 10:10). Notice the first words in verse 10: “Then behold…” This is introducing a new scene. Notice also in verse 11 that the same words are used that Gabriel previously used in Daniel 9:23 “…you are highly esteemed…” Verse 11: “…man of high esteem…” Gabriel also echoes his previous response to Daniel that he has come in response to his words (i.e. prayer). Compare with Daniel 9:22 (…”I have come to give you insight with understanding…I have come to tell you…”) However there are several other factors to consider. Recall that Gabriel tells Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he is going to let him know what will occur at the final period of the indignation. Gabriel is talking about the “chazown” vision in context. And that is what Gabriel does in Daniel 11. The conversations with Daniel in Daniel 10:11-21 is a precursor to that explanation. As discussed in our Daniel 11 video, the “chazown” vision is explained in Daniel 11 and the beginning of Daniel 12. Also notice in Daniel 10:13 that …”the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding me for twenty-one days, then behold, Michael…came to help me.” This is the clearest indication that the person talking with Daniel cannot be Jesus. No one can withstand Jesus, who is the Creator of all things, including the prince of the kingdom of Persia. While the text does not exclusively and explicitly use the name Gabriel in Daniel 10, 11, or 12, the context clearly points to Gabriel as he previously indicated to Daniel in Daniel 8 that he was going to explain to him what will occur at the final period of the indignation, which is the “chazown” vision. Just as Gabriel explained the “mareh” vision in Daniel 9, so too, does he explain the “chazown” vision in Daniel 10 and 11. Please consider our Daniel 10 study guide for more details. Thanks again for your question. And thanks for watching our videos!
yes to some of His Servants thing are revealed in their sleep,and that does not mean one can take this as a excuses to be lazy but one has to respect that The God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob does things His way .
There's no doubt after your explanation that it was Jesus that Daniel saw at first. Then Gabriel appeared in the scene. However, how is it that the prince of Persia could restrain Jesus Christ our Lord?
No one can restrain Jesus Christ. The prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding Gabriel. Gabriel appears after Christ in Daniel 10:10 to explain what will happen to his people in the latter days.
@Angels in the Glen I went back to read the chapter again. So can we say what Jesus spoke to Daniel in Chapter 9 wasn't revealed? Because Daniel said he heard His voice. It's a little clearer now that he was speaking to Gabriel from Chapter 10. Then what was the significance of Jesus's appearance to Daniel?
@@adoresgfxx We explain one reason in the video (around minute 11 to 13). Also, Daniel just saw terrible things happen to God's people (chapter 7) when the little horn waged war with them. Daniel also saw how the little horn cast down the law of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ (chazown vision of Daniel 8). Daniel also saw a most terrible sight when the mighty man Jesus is broken at the cross (mareh vision of Daniel 8). Daniel also understands that the Messiah must be cut off but for a very good reason (Daniel 9:24-27), i.e. to make an end of sin and bring in everlasting righteousness. In light of all that Daniel saw, Christ visits Him in His glorified form. What an encouragement for Daniel to see a victorious future. We should always find Jesus in prophecy. Christ Jesus is the center point and reason for our hope.
We cover this in-depth in our Revelation 10 video that will be available early July. Sign up for our eNewsletter to get a notification: www.angelsintheglen.org/
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
There are two distinct individuals that Daniel sees and interacts with. One is the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ and the other is Gabriel. If you closely examine the description in Daniel 10:5-9, there is a man dressed in linen, etc. Compare and contrast this man with the description given to Jesus in Revelation 1:13-18. You will see that they very well match. The man in Daniel 10:5-9 is the pre-incarnate Christ, the man in Rev 1:13-18 is the risen Christ after the cross.
However, Gabriel appears in Daniel 10:10. While the name Gabriel is not specified in the chapter, it is indeed Gabriel based on his previous statements to Daniel in Daniel 8, i.e. Gabriel has returned to explain the chazown vision to him (this is one of two visions Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Please see those videos for further explanation of the two visions). This person is not Christ because the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding him for 21 days. It’s not possible for anyone to withstand Christ.
The man in linen, from Daniel 10:5-9, is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. Compare these verses with Revelation 1:13-17, who is the resurrected Christ and appears to John (the Revelator). However, in Daniel 10:10-21, the man interacting and speaking with Daniel is the angel Gabriel. Gabriel previously visited Daniel in chapter 9 (to explain the mareh vision) and appears again to Daniel in chapter 10, 11, and 12 to explain the chazown vision. (Please see our Daniel 8 and 9 videos to understand the significance of the two visions and their relationship. They are the key to understanding the latter chapters in Daniel)
Except that the angel who delivers the message to Daniel, says of Michael that he is one of the principal chiefs (princes), thus stipulating that there is more than one. Jesus cannot be one leader among many others. He is the Lord God made flesh. What this passage tells us though is that Michael is an angelic ruler/prince (archangel) and there are others like him.
I need to mention that in the new covenant with God in Christ Jesus - we don't need to be watchful of what we eat as the Jews were in the old covenant. Bcz Jesus was clear about what defiles a person, it is not what you eat that defiles us, but it is what we say. So what we say (intentions) are the ones that will set us apart. I do believe in fasting also - bcz Jesus stated that since his disciples were still with him. they didn't need to fast, implying that when he is no longer with them here on earth they will need to fast...
Great question. This might not be an easy one to answer but here are some thoughts to consider. We’re not sure why the length of time is exactly 21 days, however, we believe it is a historical template that recognizes the time span between the terminations of the 1290 and 1335 prophecies (see our Daniel 12 and Revelation 10 videos). The 1290 and 1335 time prophecies point to the captivity ending (for Spiritual Israel, ie. The Church) and that time difference is the time that captivity ends and a full release and restoration begins. In our Daniel 12 and Rev 10, we underscore the importance of how blessed is the one who attains to the 1335. Daniel is mourning but the Bible teaches that for every mourning there is a comforting time. Matt 5:4 (NASB) "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” In the same way, Daniels morning gives way to the end of the captivity and Cyrus’ decree to restore the temple (Ezra 1:1). In parallel fashion, there would be a time of morning between the 1290 and 1335 prophecies, i.e. How blessed is the one who attains to the 1335. What is he mourning over? Is it related to the end of the 70th year captivity? (i.e. the 3rd year of Cyrus is the 70th year). Is Daniel mourning/praying that God will fulfill His promise? Or is it the time of the Passover (1st month 24th day) and Daniel is worshipping/fasting because there is no sanctuary to celebrate the Passover. It’s possible Daniel is recognizing when the Passover would have been held and is reverencing this time. That this is the 70th year is a big deal. This is the end of the captivity. Daniel is mourning and we get a glimpse into the spiritual warfare that is going on at the same time for the same length of time, i.e. Michael has to intervene to enable Daniel to receive a message. Again, why 21 days? Why does God allow spiritual warfare to go on for this long? God could have removed the Prince of Persia and allow Daniel to receive the message all the sooner? Sure, but why does God allow 21 days to go by? Maybe the same way He sovereignly allows spiritual warfare to go on today. Should we pursue prayer and fasting and mourning in times of trouble? Certainly. Why 21 days? We don’t have an exact answer other than it provides a historical template between the 1290 and 1335 time prophecies. That is, the pattern that happens in literal Israel is repeated in spiritual Israel. Not on the same time scale, but the same pattern.
Daniel 10:10-14 was shocking to me. How can a Demon hold an Angel of God captive for 21 days? My first thought was that's impossible. There is no way a Demon can do this. Greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world. I'm sure I'm missing something.
Satan as an angel was the highest -most powerful angel so he has power greater than other angels but not so with Christ who is also called Michael the archangel......he is also called Jesus and Immanuel
@@DavidKing-qd3sp The greatest deception Satan has been that we as humans always greatly underestimate his power. While he has been cast down he is still one of the most powerful entities on earth. Check out Job. This is why so-called men of God on TV waving a jacket and men fall over and Satan supposedly leaves these men is so laughable. The most important thing to see here is , The prayers made it through, But it took the Combined forces of the two highest Generals Known and Daniel fasting and praying nonstop. The only way we can know how powerful and gloryifull God is, is with the evil backdrop of the most powerful evil earthly force. In the end, Satan still loses. Praise God.
This entire interpretation falls apart when the second temple is built since sacrifices were being performed. This is an example of how 7th day Adventists will twist scripture to make it fit their doctrine and the perceived birth of their Christian denomination. The "Holy Place" is obviously talking about Jerusalem and the third temple and not some new Christian denomination.
We define from the Bible exactly what the Holy Place is. Please consider watching this video (our Daniel 9 part 5 video) here: www.angelsintheglen.org/daniel9 Start at minute 5:00 and watch through about minute 17:00. We define the Holy Place from the Bible. Critically examine everything we say using your Bible. After watching, please consider going back to our Daniel 1 video and critically examine our entire series.
Sorry, we meant our Daniel 9 Part 4 video which is titled "Daniel 8 verse 14 explained: What exactly happened at the end of the 2300 evenings and mornings?" Thanks.
Im confused. You showed how the man in Chapter 10 was just as the man described by John in the book of Revelation, so he was Christ. Then you say its Gabriel when he was withheld by the prince of Persia for 21 days. Which is it?
Both Christ and Gabriel are part of the narrative. It's Christ in Daniel 10:5-9, however, the text shifts to Gabriel in Daniel 10:10. Notice that the person speaking with Daniel beginning in verse 10 was being held back by the prince of the kingdom of Persia in verse 13. Since not one can hold back Christ, the person speaking in verse 10 cannot be Christ. It must be Gabriel that is being withheld.
Thats why I was confused. I knew no one could hold back Christ, but I couldnt tell from reading the passage how it switched. It reads like its all the same persoin to me.
Wow…angelic forces all the time. Thankful to know this. At conversion God verbally said, “to let you know that Satan is real.” Cried for hours because it made no sense. Think verses 16-21 is Jesus? Isn’t it Jesus that can fight with the prince of Persia? Gabriel wasn’t strong enough.
Thanks for the explanation. By the way i dont see angel Gabriel show up in Daniel 10.. I thought the one who talked to Daniel was (the pre-incarnation of) Jesus 🤔
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
@@AngelsintheGlen i would like to know how long is the 21days. Some 10years ago i went through a horrible time. I struggeld big time financialy. Had n money for food even lifted up couches to hear if there was no money rolling that might have fallen down there. It went on for a long time . I just want to say that i was always supporting the poor and church when i had money. During this time of struggeling every night when i go to bed and fall asleep there was something standing next to my bed smelling like death. So in my seventh year of struggling i had a dream where a voice told me three times to go and read Daniel from of verse 10. It was for me a God answer and i knew it was evilness and thst the angels are fighting for me. So the reason why i ask how long is 21days is . Many months about 4 months after this dream i was still struggeling. Than i had another dream. I saw a golden hand that i could only see from the fingers to the elbow. The voice of this hand told me again 3times to hold it. As i was holding it i could feel something is trying to break our grip. And the voice said to me know you must hold cause the thing that was trying to break our grip pulled stronger. After seconds that felt like a hour there was no more pulling and the voice i believe it was Gods voice said to me. Know he is gone reffering to the force that was trying to break our grip. After the voice said he is gone the death smell was gone and i never smelled it again. Its know more than 10years ago and im going threw the same struggels again but without the smell. I just whant to say After the voice said its gone things was getting better financialy. Ive build a hall for kids to pray in. Ive given food for 3years for over 600 people ive maintained churches. so i dont understand why im in this financial crisis again. Things just dont work out for me. Pls pray for me and family.
At the 7 minute mark you claimed Daniel could not observe the feasts because there was no temple? How do you figure? The 24th day of the 1st month means that Daniel would have just observed tje passover, then tje feast of unleavened bread for 7 days, with the feast of first fruits falling on that 16th day of the 1st month. The Israelites during tje Exodus, while fleeing captivity, observed and obeyed all of these feasts, with no temple! They were even obeying the day of atonement during the 2nd temple period with NO ARK OF THE COVENANT. The book of Jubilees records that Noah, Abraham, Isaic, Jacob, etc all obeyed these feast days, with no temple.
Thanks for watching our videos and your comment. Since Daniel and his people were in captivity, no festival activity was practically possible since all of these feasts were dependent upon a functioning altar at the temple in Jerusalem which now lay in ruins. The feasts were intrinsically sacrificial feasts. Without a restored sanctuary complex, the sacrificial festival activity stood permanently suspended. However, the issue goes much deeper. Israel is in captivity because she refused to listen and obey the words of God. God sent messenger after messenger, yet they despised, mocked, and scoffed at His prophets (2 Chron 36:15-21). However, notice Daniel’s prayer in Daniel 9. In Daniel 9:5 Daniel points out that they/Israel have turned aside from God’s commandments and ordinances. However, Even more startling than Israel’s failure to keep God’s commandments is Israel’s refusal to repent. See Daniel 9:13-14. Notice that they have not sought the favor of the LORD. Daniel 9:13-14. Daniel 9:13-14 (NASB) 13 "As it is written in the law of Moses, all this calamity has come on us; yet we have not sought the favor of the LORD our God by turning from our iniquity and giving attention to Your truth. 14 "Therefore the LORD has kept the calamity in store and brought it on us; for the LORD our God is righteous with respect to all His deeds which He has done, but we have not obeyed His voice. What might be considered even more startling is that Daniel’s prayer occurs in the first year of Darius, which is less than three years before the seventy year captivity is to end. Paradoxically, only one man is praying and repenting at this time. That man is the prophet Daniel. Why would they observe the feasts if they are rebellious toward God? What is their motivating factor that would compel them to observe the feasts? Daniel is the only one who is acting as intercessor and is doing all he can without a restored sanctuary complex. One more point, we don’t believe that the time of Daniel’s fast was in the spring months. Despite the text saying in verse 4 “on the twenty-fourth day of the first month”, we believe the first month is referring to the month of Tishri (in the fall), not Nisan (in the spring). Without going into a lot of detail here, we base this on the date of the fall of the Babylonian Empire, Oct 12 539 B.C. The year following the fall of Babylon (i.e. from Oct 12, 539B.C to the following Fall of 538 B.C) would have been the ascension year for both Darius and Cyrus and would have ended just before Tishri 1. If we continue counting, the first day of Tishri in B.C. 536 would have constituted the first day of Cyrus’s third year. The first year of his reign would have coincided with the blowing of trumpets (Lev. 23:24) later called Rosh Hashanah (Ez. 1:1) which initiated the ten days of awe which led up to the fast of the Great Day of atonement on the tenth day of Tishri (Lev.23:27-32). The eight day celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles (Lev. 23:34-43) would have followed five days later. Thus, the time associated with the Day of Atonement fast after Rosh Hashanah in B.C. 536 would have coincided with Daniel’s fast. It also would have marked the completion for the seventy years in Babylon which would have run their full course by that time. We believe that a fall-to-fall calendar system is supported when comparing Nehemiah 1:1 to 2:1. Nehemiah counts from the 9th month (Chislev) of the twentieth year of King Artaxerxes (Neh. 2:1 NAU) to the 1st month (Nisan), and it is still the twentieth year of the King. All that to say that Daniel 10:1 is a new beginning for Daniel and his people. The seventy-years of captivity are over and Daniel is about to receive a revelation of the “chazown” vision which explains all of Daniel 11. (please see our Daniel 8 and 9 videos where we explain that Daniel sees two visions. Without an understanding of Daniel’s two visions in Daniel 8, one cannot understand Daniel 9,10,11, or 12.) Thanks for your comment and watching our videos.
@@AngelsintheGlen that is not true at all! I just told you that the Israelites were making animal sacrifices during these feasts before any temple was ever built. They had a tabernacle in the wilderness, scripture even says that God commanded them to build a stable near the tabernacle for the sacrificial animals! Nowhere anywhere in a ripture is a temple required for these feasts. However, if a temple is present, there are Levitical rules that must be followed. Again, you are ignoring the book of Jubilees and the fact that it testifies that Noah. ABRAHAM, Isaiah, Jacob, etc all sacraficed during these feasts. God asked Abraham to sacrafice Isiac on one of these feasts! Of course he replaced Isiac with a ram later on, to fulfill the sacrafice for the feast. And prior to this, God cuts an animal in half and makes a covenant sacrafice with Abraham, as Abraham slept, on one of these feasts, the feast of pentecost! Was there a temple then? OF COURSE NOT! Yet God himself administered the command to sacrafice during these feasts. Able made an animal sacrafice during one of these feasts, with no temple, and God said he was VERY PLEASED with Ables offering. Where was this temple you say the law requires? There is no rule in the law that requires this. I fully understand that there are times in a ripture where men could not fully participate in feasts, but nowhere are they restricted to only having a feast based on the presence of a physical temple. It's as if you completely ignore everything that took place during the Exodus as the Israelites were successfully obeying these feasts and pleasing God. The Israelites celebrated the passover during the Exodus AND sacraficed their lambs in Egypt, away from the promised land, with NO TEMPLE. And God was very pleased. They were in CAPTIVITY just like Daniel was, and were still sacrificing animals for the feast of passover, WITH NO TEMPLE. Again, I'm not claiming Faniel was able to successfully do this, but there was no restrictions on him doing it, had the babylonians allowed it. Maybe Daniel was told he couldnt by them. But had Daniel been allowed, there is nothing in Torah that restricted him from being able to do so, no temple was needed. Pentecost is a pilgrimage feast, where we are to go to jerusalem. But even that isnt required. The Israelites celebrated the feast in the wilderness and they also celebrated the passover and first fruits near Jericho, again, no temple, or no jerusalem.
@@-kepha8828 We agree with you that “sacrifices” were made before the temple service was instituted by God through Moses. We are simply saying that no festival activity was PRACTICALLY possible because both the city and the temple were in ruins. Without a restored sanctuary complex, the sacrificial festival activity stood permanently suspended. For example, Exodus 23:14-17 stipulates that they are to appear before the Lord GOD three times to celebrate a feast to God (Unleavened Bread, Feast of Harvest, and Feast of Ingathering) Deuteronomy 16 has a few more stipulations regarding each of the THREE feasts. Let’s take a look at each of them. First Feast. Notice in Deuteronomy 16:2 that God requires that they sacrifice the Passover in a place where the LORD chooses to establish His name. Deuteronomy 16:2 (NASB) 2 "You shall sacrifice the Passover to the LORD your God from the flock and the herd, in the place where the LORD chooses to establish His name. Where did God choose to establish His name? God’s name is God’s Law and that was established in ark of the covenant which was in the Most Holy Place in the Temple. Notice 2 Samuel 6:2.
2 Samuel 6:2 (NASB) 2 And David arose and went with all the people who were with him to Baale-judah, to bring up from there the ark of God which is called by the Name, the very name of the LORD of hosts who is enthroned above the cherubim. The ark of God is called by the Name. The very name of the LORD of hosts. This means that they are to appear before God at the temple. However, there is no ark of God or temple during the Babylonian captivity. Second Feast. In Deuteronomy 16:5-7. They are not allowed to sacrifice the Passover in any of their towns, but in the place where the LORD chooses to establish His name and then afterwards return to their tents. Deuteronomy 16:5-6 (NASB) 5 "You are not allowed to sacrifice the Passover in any of your towns which the LORD your God is giving you; 6 but at the place where the LORD your God chooses to establish His name, you shall sacrifice the Passover in the evening at sunset, at the time that you came out of Egypt. 7 "You shall cook and eat it in the place which the LORD your God chooses. In the morning you are to return to your tents. If they are not to allowed to sacrifice in any of their towns surrounding Jerusalem and in the land of Israel, why would God find it acceptable to celebrate the feasts while in captivity in Babylon where He sent them due to their disobedience? Third Feast. Deuteronomy 16:11 (regarding the feast of Booths) they are again to appear before the LORD. Deuteronomy 16:11 (NASB) 11 and you shall rejoice before the LORD your God, you and your son and your daughter and your male and female servants and the Levite who is in your town, and the stranger and the orphan and the widow who are in your midst, in the place where the LORD your God chooses to establish His name. Here we see again that the place to celebrate this feast is where God chooses to establish His name. A few more verses related to God’s name and where He established it. 1 Chronicles 13:6 (NASB) 6 David and all Israel went up to Baalah, that is, to Kiriath-jearim, which belongs to Judah, to bring up from there the ark of God, the LORD who is enthroned above the cherubim, where His name is called. 1 Chronicles 22:19 (NASB) 19 "Now set your heart and your soul to seek the LORD your God; arise, therefore, and build the sanctuary of the LORD God, so that you may bring the ark of the covenant of the LORD and the holy vessels of God into the house that is to be built for the name of the LORD." God’s name is/was established in His temple in the ark of the covenant. Since the temple was in ruins, the Israelites had no PRACTICAL way to celebrate the feasts in accordance with God’s stipulations as outlined in Deuteronomy 16. Thanks again for your comment and for watching our videos! We hope you watch our entire Daniel and Revelation series. We welcome any/all critical comments. Thanks again.
@@AngelsintheGlen your dodging every statement I make that proves every claim you made to be wrong. The Israelites sacraficed the lamb and celebrated passover IN EGYPT, no temple, no jerusalem, and they did it IN THEIR TOWNS, and it pleased God. The ark of the covenant isnt a requirement for these 3 feasts. The ark wasnt even present at any given point in the 2nd temple! Never once was the ark of the covenant ever inside the 2nd temple! Yet Jesus himself was partaking in all the feast in jerusalem. Where did Joshua and caleb and the rest of the Israelites celebrate passover when they first entered the promised land after having the law for 40 years? It wasnt jerusalem was it? Nope. It wasnt in a temple was it? Nope. Jubilees testifies that Jacob was celebrating the feast of pentecost in egypt and that he didnt even have wheat grain to offer on firstfruits because there was a famine, so it says he offered OLD WHEAT, even though the command spacificly says you must offer NEW WHEAT, yet God was still pleased, because he knew that was the best Jacob could do. A sacrafice is simply A DINNER WITH GOD. A joyous celebration. Here you are trying to make it out to be some strenuous impossibility that's restricted by dozens of barriers that cannot be surpassed. Shame on you.! All of the feast, ALL OF THEM, are REHEARSALS of a shadow of things to come, and that shadow is with Christ in heaven. You practice the rehearsal the best you can with as much of the props as you can, and have a joyous time with God. You keep trying to throw all these snares and roadblocks down as reasons why we cannot rehearse the promises of these feasts which will be in heaven, yet all the great men of the bible NEVER let any of these roadblocks stop them from celebrating, that's right a feast is a CELEBRATION, with their loving father. I've given plenty of examples where Israel and the men of the bible celebrated all of these feasts OUTSIDE of Jerusalem, with NO TEMPLE, and no ARK OF THE COVENANT present, to include the entire time the 2and temple was present, heck I've even given examples where every single one of these feasts were joyously celebrated OUTSIDE OF THE PROMISED LAND, while IN CAPTIVITY. God didnt demand that they only celebrate his feasts when they could legalisticly obey 100% of the entailed commands. He simply wanted his people to take time off to dwell with him, and that's exactly what a feast (moedim) is, a set apart meeting time with God. And no matter where Israel or the men of the bible were, they always tried their best to keep this meeting time. Wether they could provide a sacrificial lamb for themselves or not, wether they had the ark or not, wether they had a temple or not, wether they were in Jerusalem or not. Fact Yes, there are some festival instructions that must be obeyed in the event that a temple is present. But the festival itself is NEVER contingent upon the temple on earth being present and I think I have more than established that fact. Just as the feasts were not contingent on the Ark being present or even existing on earth, since all ut was was a REPLICA of the real thing, so that we could rehearse for the future times with God in heaven, with the real thing. Even Paul stated that it was his goal to be in Jerusalem for the feast of Pentecost. But he would have still honored this feast to the best of his ability even if his travel prevented him from making it.
@@-kepha8828 We did agree with you, i.e. that there were sacrifices before the temple service was instituted. That is not in dispute. We thought we made that clear in the previous response. We're simply saying that based on the requirements of Duet 16 that they couldn't PRACTICALLY keep the feasts as commanded by God. Based on those scriptures alone, their captivity in Babylon would have prevented them from doing so. We recognize everything you've said. We believe you are sincere and we're not here to push any points. We may just have to politely agree to disagree. BTW, this brief interlude we're having on the feasts is is a tangential issue and unrelated to our main points in the Daniel 10 video. There are much broader themes going on in Daniel 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 and they are the points we're trying to make to show how end-time events will unfold. Thanks again for watching our videos.
No that's not correct. The chazon is like a dream , something seen with the eye of the mind...mareh is a vision , visual to the eye. Your explanation does not accord with other places these words are used. Eg...Daniel saw a chazon of Persia and Greece...then Gabriel appeared to Daniel to explain the chazon. This is what the Holy One told Gabriel to do, explain why he marched- appeared...Gabriel said I came to explain the chazon. This is also in Ezekiel..where both the chazon and Marshall is used...one refers to the vision, mareh to what it looked like... So Gabriel appeared ( marehed ) to Daniel to explain the chazon.
We recommend you watch our Daniel 8 videos (3 parts) and our Daniel 9 videos (5 parts) to understand the relationship and significance between the mareh and the chazown. Without understanding this critical relationship, one cannot understand Daniel 10, 11, and 12 or confidently go on to Revelation. Please critically evaluate those videos. If you have any questions, please contact us.
@AngelsintheGlen . I have watched your videos on Dan 8 -10 , interested in what you think Daniel is about. I checked the scripture along with your video , and that's how I came to this view. It seems that the eschatology of some scholars relies on the English translation in forming an interpretation. We are told to check thoroughly , not just accept the translators' interpretation of the Hebrew. I go by the Hebrew..and at first the Hebrew confused me because I had been indoctrinated with the English. So this is what I found from listening to the Hebrw.... The 2300 days are literal , not prophetic days for yrs.. quite obvious in the Hebrew.. "The cleansing of the sanctuary " the English is totally wrong... Hebrew says, "proves true the Holy" Look at Ezelkiel 45:18 for the Hebrew, "cleanse the sanctuary," totally different Hebrew words. And of course, chazon is a vision seen by the eye of the mind, mareh is seeing something with the natural eye. To sum up , Dan 8 is an overview of the Persian Greek and Roman rule over Judeah and the rise to David's throne of the 1st antichrist Herod the Great...He is the little Horn of this chapter. Herod founded a 100 yr dynasty that brutalised all who threatened it.. it was uprooted by a civil war among the Jews and an uprising against the Romans that began with the robbery of the daily temple tax by Gessius Florus in 66 AD and ended 2300 days later with the conquest of Masada..leaving the Temple cast down, proving true the words of Jesus , He is the Holy. Gessius Florus is the one who took away the daily. It wasn't the daily sacrifice it was the Temple tax. The Hebrew word means to remove or steal away so describes the robbery that triggered the Jewish rebellion. Dan 9 is more detail , v 24 , the ministries of John the Baptist and the Lord Jesus. Restrain rebellion set a seal on sin bring in everlasting righteousness make atonement for sin fulfill all written of the Son of Man and pour out the Holy Spirit on the Church..all completed within 70 7's. What makes your videos interesting was you are the only ones who seem to know the 70th week was Jesus 1st coming..every one else seems to think it is still to come.
@@Exodus--bx3dd We'll let our videos speak for themselves. The 2300 evenings and mornings are not literal days, they are symbolic and represent 2300 years. Please consider our Daniel 1 video where it all begins. The entire theme of Daniel is summarized in the first two verses. If one does not understand how to interpret verses 1 and 2, one will not be able to understand how these prophecies teach us about end-time events.
No that's not correct. The chazon is like a dream , something seen with the eye of the mind...mareh is a vision , visual to the eye. Your explanation does not accord with other places these words are used. Eg...Daniel saw a chazon of Persia and Greece...then Gabriel appeared to Daniel to explain the chazon. This is what the Holy One told Gabriel to do, explain why he marched- appeared...Gabriel said I came to explain the chazon.
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The angel Gabriel revisits Daniel to give him an explanation of the 2300-day prophecy, which covers what will happen to his people in the latter days. Timings for topics covered in this lesson:
- 1:34 Daniel Chapter 10 explained
- 16:06 Who is the prince of Persia?
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I'm confused because in chapter 9 Daniel knows it's Gabriel, but in 10 he doesn't recognize him? And the physical description of the man in his vision matches with the description of God in the book of revelations so I don't think it's Gabriel that Daniel is talking to in chapter 10.
@@jessicafernandez777 I was thinking that too but, Jesus can’t be held up by the Prince of Persia also the Being said that he was sent to Daniel . So it can’t be God
Thank you for sharing to us God’s gift of teaching to you, sir! It is only now that I am beginning to appreciate the essence and significance of the Old testament prophecies with the New testament and how it points to Jesus. I used to just skip over my Scripture reading for those parts that are difficult for me to understand or interpret. But now, I am joyful that I can understand it with your help and most importantly through the power of the Holy Spirit. Please continue to share to us your gift. God bless you always and to God be the glory!
Praise God! So happy to hear. May God bless you as you continue to study His word.
🤲 Big hug to you in The Love of Jesus Christ this helped me so much and gave me Confrirmation and Revelation and Comfort that i need IT
Thank you for providing insights into Daniel that I've not seen before. God bless.
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Dan 10:18-21…would Daniel say to Gabriel (angel),” “Let my lord speak, for you have strengthened me.”..? To call an angel “lord”? And an “angel” to be able to “strengthen” him?
Thank you very much when I read this I figured it could of been Jesus but thought maybe a holy being such as an angel until I watched this and you confirmed what I was thinking... Thank you for putting this in a better perspective. What I also caught out of this or seen was that when Daniel fasted it was for God's purpose not only for Daniel but his fast was so powerful, Daniels experience/message reached us.... God is so good. Thank you again I'm so excited to learn of our Father, Jesus, and their holy spirit. May they bless us with a stronger relationship.
Great job tying together Daniel 10 and Revelation 1. I did not realize that it was Jesus talking to Daniel before today. I also appreciate how you let the Bible interpret the Bible.
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How did he let the bible interpret the bible when he used 3 scriptures, one Scripture was the topic, the other was referenced by Daniel, and another he used to show the similarity of Jesus in Revelations but only proved how 'his' in Daniel was not capitalized but 'His' was capitalized in Revelations which shows the person Daniel spoke to was not Jesus but rather was sent by Him! But to the deceived this was enlightening even though there was no spiritual doctrine, no correction or reproof, nor provided any righteousness as all Scripture was given to do (2 Timothy 3:16-17)! Seek Jesus who is the only Teacher of those who truly follow Him (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26) and not Christian ministers of Satan (Jeremiah 17:5, Psalms 146:3)!
@@truechristfollower818it was obvious it was Christ
so in daniel 10th chapel iread that you stated that JESUS is talking to Daniel? im perplexed the angel needing Michael's help because according to the description of the angel that look like the description of JESUS and since when did the creator need help conquering the created please help interpret this verse
I love how you break down the word! Good job my brother. 🙏🏽✝️
Wow! Tried so long to find a Daniel study that really explains. This is the best ever; very grateful. Interesting, appetite…tried very hard to be a vegetarian…but kept getting sick. Ex-4th gen SDA got me to eat meat again. Will con’t to Dan 12…then go to chapters 1-10. Thank you for this.
God is Great
Wow eye opener thank you for your obedience🙏🏾
God Bless you. Thank you for your feedback.
I love the detailed description of the angel . And if it took 21 days and also help from the arch angel , it truly illustrates how powerful Satan is who is waging a spiritual warfare of good and evil in heavenly high places! Yes! But, the good forces of God will be victorious.
the archangel is Christ - Christ is not an Angel but archangel means -chief messenger which Christ was - Christ is God
@@DavidKing-qd3sp how misguided you truly are.
@@monicalarkin4616 ..........and why do you think i am misguided - Christ is Michael the Arch angel...scripture supports that
@@DavidKing-qd3spNot scripture but only your mind support that. Go read Hebrew 2:5-8
It doesn't says that 'similer to angels'.
Read then you will understand❤
@@wordwasgodofficial
Mi means “who”
cha means “is like”
El means “God”
Mi’cha’el = who is like God. You dare to question Michael? Michael is Jesus Christ before he took the human flesh he was Michael in a form of Angel but He is God not angel. Lol
Daniel is great example thank you the study
You are most welcome
Awesome study, and biblically based study and not just from any popular belief. AMEN.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. May God bless you as you study His word. If you haven't already, you can watch the complete Daniel series here: www.angelsintheglen.org/prophecyseries
Thank you for explaining so very detailed. I was able to follow as well as understand your teaching. I will continue to listen to your teachings. Thank you 🙏🏾
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@@AngelsintheGlen So, Jesus needed the help of an angel to get through the prince of Persia (Daniel 10:12-13)? The hand who lifted Daniel up was the same one who made him pass out! If it were now Gabriel, then the Scripture would say he saw Gabriel just as Scripture informed us in Chapter 9! There is a reason why 'his' is not capitalized in Daniel, but it is in Revelations! This is all a part of the mystery that many are not to know (Mark 4:10-12), and this carnal teaching is proof of why true followers of the Lord are taught by Him and only Him (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45) through the Holy Spirit (John 14:26) so that we may compare the spiritual Word of God with spiritual understanding (1 Corinthians 2:10-14), and not through Christian false teachers who teach carnal doctrine (Romans 8:5-8) and compare the spiritual Word of God with carnal understanding and worldly knowledge which is foolishness to God (1 Corinthians 3:19)! Nice merch to promote yourself and make money by the way!
TRUE FOLLOWERS OF THE LORD ARE TAUGHT BY HIM AND ONLY HIM THROUGH THE HOLY SPIRIT (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26), BUT YOU ARE TAUGHT BY A CARNAL MINDED MAN! IF ALL SCRIPTURE IS GIVEN TO US FOR DOCTRINE, CORRECTION AND RIGHTEOUSNESS AS 2 TIMOTHY 3:16-17 DECLARES THEN WHY WOULD YOU LISTEN TO A TEACHING THAT PROVIDES NONE OF THAT? WHAT WAS THE SPIRITUAL DOCTRINE HERE? WHERE WAS THE CORRECTION WHICH PROVIDES US WITH RIGHTEOUSNESS? THERE WAS NONE AS THIS IS NOT A GODLY TEACHING BUT A FALSE TEACHING FROM A CARNAL MINDED MAN OF SATAN!
'MARAH OR MAREH', 'CHAZOWN' ALL CARNAL MINDED NONSENSE OF THE WORLD AND A TRICK TO APPEAR ENLIGHTENED FOR A MAN WHO IS IN THE DARK! SEEK JESUS AND NOT FLESH (JEREMIAH 17:5)!
Thank you for such a clear explanation..
Amen to the Prayer in The End 🙋🏻♀️💪
Thank you for this. God bless you.
Wow this is so impactful thank God for using you deliver this master piece and thank you for accepting God's word.
But am a little bit worried, from you explanation, you made mention of the striking similarity between christ in revolution 1 and the angelic visitation of Daniel.
My question is: is it that the Angel came with christ or it was the angel alone. And who was the human like figure that touched Daniel to strengthen him or that awaked John in revolution 1???
At this point I don't know how the description of the person who says in Rev.1.11 - Saying, I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last: and, What thou seest, write in a book, and send it unto the seven churches which are in Asia; unto Ephesus, and unto Smyrna, and unto Pergamos, and unto Thyatira, and unto Sardis, and unto Philadelphia, and unto Laodicea.
Is at same description Angel Gabriel
Pls some one help me
There are two distinct individuals that Daniel sees and interacts with. One is the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ and the other is Gabriel.
If you closely examine the description in Daniel 10:5-9, there is a man dressed in linen, etc. Compare and contrast this man with the description given to Jesus in Revelation 1:13-18. You will see that they very well match. The man in Daniel 10:5-9 is the pre-incarnate Christ, the man in Rev 1:13-18 is the risen Christ after the cross.
However, Gabriel appears in Daniel 10:10. While the name Gabriel is not specified in the chapter, it is indeed Gabriel based on his previous statements to Daniel in Daniel 8, i.e. Gabriel has returned to explain the chazown vision to him (this is one of two visions Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Please see those videos for further explanation of the two visions).
This person is not Christ because the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding him for 21 days. It’s not possible for anyone to withstand Christ.
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“God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by His Son, whom He has appointed heir of all things, through whom also He made the worlds;” Hebrews 1:1-2, yet you received the message of the Word of God from a man, a carnal minded one! Seek Jesus who is the only Teacher (Matthew 23:8-10, John 6:45, John 14:26) and not a man of Satan whose job is to mislead (Jeremiah 17:5).
this is who you received a message from:
“And the Lord said to me, “The prophets prophesy lies in My name. I have not sent them, commanded them, nor spoken to them; they prophesy to you a false vision, divination, a worthless thing, and the deceit of their heart.” Jeremiah 14:14
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Thank you soooooo much for the messages found in this video Brother God Bless you forever this was so importend to me , and you are adressing a very serieus topic here ,and i know and have experiance that myself last thursday that some demonic forces have some power but never more power than God His Angels and they dont have power over death and Life Jesus and The Father Has and The Holy Spirit and therefore we need to pray ,bind and rebuke and be awake especialy during the Day OR when you walk on the Street whereever you go .Yes and when God His angel touches you get up....i have this experiance .And some of His Angels He van send they look like normale people like you and i .
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Taking this 1 step at a time making it easier.
Excellent! Difficult! I need to review the notes. Thank you
Thanks so much for this! I was studying this today and didn’t quite get it, but this really helped me to understand :)
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I am enjoying all your videos. Thanks so much for putting all of these together. I am using these as a base to study Daniel with my men's bible study. Thanks again.
My question is, you start out by saying in this video that Daniel seed Christ but several minutes later you are talking about Gabriel as the man Daniel sees. Am I missing something in the video that helps explain my confusion? Just need some clarity. Thank you.
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
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Great study. Hard to remember that there’s demonic forces behind state power, etc. We depend so much on what we see, but the unseen world is real, though we’d like it not to be so. Thankful for God’s angels.
Thank you! We’ll probably spend eternity learning about this unseen world and understanding the full picture of what happened here.
I don’t know if I missed it but did you explain the difference between Marah and Mareh? Also....More graphs and timelines please 😊
We have three videos that explain the differences. See the links below. We should have plenty of graphics in them. Thanks for your comment!
Part 1 (review of chazown and mareh) th-cam.com/video/DztAhI-gf3s/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 (mareh) th-cam.com/video/LVK28Iy8iRc/w-d-xo.html
Part 3 (timeline of the mareh) th-cam.com/video/cGCDf3Q2ZdY/w-d-xo.html
Please help me understand - Jesus AND Gabriel “both” visit Daniel simultaneously?
Jesus and Gabriel both visit Daniel, not simultaneously, but sequentially.
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
@@AngelsintheGlen It doesn't day it's Gabriel. Daniel would have said it was Gabriel, or another visitor, like he did in verse 12:5.
@@rbbanfield3439 There is no requirement for the text to directly attribute the one speaking with Daniel as Gabriel. The context is the key. Please watch our Daniel 8 and 9 videos, because Gabriel is the one to explain both the mareh and the chazown visions in Daniel 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12.
Gabriel tells Daniel that he will tell him that the vision (chazown) pertains to the time of the end. See Daniel 8:17. Gabriel reassures Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he will let him know what is to occur at the "appointed time of the end." Gabriel then tells Daniel in Daniel 8:26 that the vision (chazown) pertains to many days (in the future).
Gabriel uses the same words in Daniel 10:14, i.e. he has returned to give him an understanding of the vision (chazown) as they pertain to days yet (future).
Once one understands the two visions in Daniel 8, Gabriel's instructions and words show us that he is the same person in Daniel 10.
How did you come to the conclusion that Gabriel was the messenger dispatched? Did I miss that?
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We need to state forthright that the name “Gabriel” does not appear in Daniel 10. However, Gabriel is indeed speaking with Daniel in Daniel 10. Here is the explanation.
Before we come to this conclusion, let’s look at Daniel 10:14. I’m going to put [brackets] around one word in the verse below.
Daniel 10:14 (NASB) 14 "Now I have come to give you an understanding of what will happen to your people in the latter days, for the [vision] pertains to the days yet future."
There are a couple of things to notice in this verse.
First, the person speaking with Daniel is making a very clear statement. The person is saying that he will give Daniel an understanding of what will happen to his people in the latter days. Something that is yet to happen.
Second, notice that the word [vision] in Daniel 10:14 is the Hebrew word “chazown”. As you know from our Daniel 8 video, “chazown” is one of two visions that Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Notice Gabriel uses the same word “chazown” in Daniel 8:17.
I’ll [bracket] it again below. As you know in Daniel 8, it is very clear that Gabriel is speaking with Daniel.
Daniel 8:17 (NASB) 17 So he came near to where I was standing, and when he came I was frightened and fell on my face; but he said to me, "Son of man, understand that the [vision] pertains to the time of the end."
In Daniel 8:17, Gabriel is saying that the “chazown” is for the time of the end. Look at how Gabriel further emphasizes that the “chazown” is at the time of the end, and notice that he reassures Daniel that he is going to let him know about it. Daniel 8:19.
Daniel 8:19 (NASB) 19 He said, "Behold, I am going to let you know what will occur at the final period of the indignation, for it pertains to the appointed time of the end.
If Gabriel is talking to Daniel in Daniel 8:17, and 19 and tells Daniel that the “chazown” vision is about the time of the end and that he is going to tell him what will occur in the final period of indignation, then Gabriel is simply following up on his statement to Daniel in Daniel 10:14. Gabriel has returned in Daniel 10 to explain the “chazown” to him.
The name “Gabriel” does not have to appear in Daniel 10 to make this connection. This is why the two visions of Daniel 8 (“mareh” and “chazown”) are so important.
We need to be clear. The vision that Daniel sees is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. This is described in Daniel 10:5-9. However, the scene shifts in the next verse (Daniel 10:10). Notice the first words in verse 10: “Then behold…” This is introducing a new scene.
Notice also in verse 11 that the same words are used that Gabriel previously used in Daniel 9:23 “…you are highly esteemed…” Verse 11: “…man of high esteem…” Gabriel also echoes his previous response to Daniel that he has come in response to his words (i.e. prayer).
Compare with Daniel 9:22 (…”I have come to give you insight with understanding…I have come to tell you…”)
However there are several other factors to consider. Recall that Gabriel tells Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he is going to let him know what will occur at the final period of the indignation. Gabriel is talking about the “chazown” vision in context. And that is what Gabriel does in Daniel 11. The conversations with Daniel in Daniel 10:11-21 is a precursor to that explanation.
As discussed in our Daniel 11 video, the “chazown” vision is explained in Daniel 11 and the beginning of Daniel 12.
Also notice in Daniel 10:13 that …”the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding me for twenty-one days, then behold, Michael…came to help me.” This is the clearest indication that the person talking with Daniel cannot be Jesus. No one can withstand Jesus, who is the Creator of all things, including the prince of the kingdom of Persia.
While the text does not exclusively and explicitly use the name Gabriel in Daniel 10, 11, or 12, the context clearly points to Gabriel as he previously indicated to Daniel in Daniel 8 that he was going to explain to him what will occur at the final period of the indignation, which is the “chazown” vision.
Just as Gabriel explained the “mareh” vision in Daniel 9, so too, does he explain the “chazown” vision in Daniel 10 and 11.
Please consider our Daniel 10 study guide for more details.
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@@AngelsintheGlen thank you for the comprehensive explanation. And yes I am going to look at your previous content on the subject. Again thank you for the work you e out into this.
I may be missing something. 2300 evenings and mornings i am thinking are days... 2300 days ÷365= 6.3 years.... what am i missing about the Chazown?
And what specific time frame in this referring to?
The Bible teaches that a prophetic day in scripture is equal to a literal year. That might be hard to accept, however, we explain the day for year Biblical principle and provide many scriptures that demonstrate this principle in our Daniel 1 videos. This means that the 2300 evenings and mornings in Daniel 8 are prophetic evenings and and mornings and must be interpreted to be literal years, i.e. two-thousand and three hundred years. The 2300 days is the longest prophecy in the Bible. The Bible provides the starting point of this prophecy. Calculating its end point is simply a matter of counting 2300 years from the starting point. All of this is explained in our Daniel 8 (3 parts) and Daniel 9 (5 parts) videos and demonstrates that we are living at the very end of time right before the return of Christ. We explain all of the time prophecies in Daniel, e.g. 70 weeks, 2300 evenings and mornings, the time times and half a time, and the 1290, and 1335 are all fulfilled and in the past. After our Daniel videos, we explain where we are at in the Revelation time prophecies and the events that must take place prior to Christ's return. Please consider our entire video series starting in Daniel 1. Critically evaluate everything we say. You be the judge.
Thank you so much!
Really enjoyed this but i have a question..
How do you know that it was Gabriel and not Jesus. Please help me understand..
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We need to state forthright that the name “Gabriel” does not appear in Daniel 10. However, Gabriel is indeed speaking with Daniel in Daniel 10. Here is the explanation.
Before we come to this conclusion, let’s look at Daniel 10:14. I’m going to put [brackets] around one word in the verse below.
Daniel 10:14 (NASB) 14 "Now I have come to give you an understanding of what will happen to your people in the latter days, for the [vision] pertains to the days yet future."
There are a couple of things to notice in this verse. First, the person speaking with Daniel is making a very clear statement. The person is saying that he will give Daniel an understanding of what will happen to his people in the latter days. Something that is yet to happen. Second, notice that the word [vision] in Daniel 10:14 is the Hebrew word “chazown”. As you know from our Daniel 8 video, “chazown” is one of two visions that Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Notice Gabriel uses the same word “chazown” in Daniel 8:17. I’ll [bracket] it again below. As you know in Daniel 8, it is very clear that Gabriel is speaking with Daniel.
Daniel 8:17 (NASB) 17 So he came near to where I was standing, and when he came I was frightened and fell on my face; but he said to me, "Son of man, understand that the [vision] pertains to the time of the end."
In Daniel 8:17, Gabriel is saying that the “chazown” is for the time of the end. Look at how Gabriel further emphasizes that the “chazown” is at the time of the end, and notice that he reassures Daniel that he is going to let him know about it. Daniel 8:19.
Daniel 8:19 (NASB) 19 He said, "Behold, I am going to let you know what will occur at the final period of the indignation, for it pertains to the appointed time of the end.
If Gabriel is talking to Daniel in Daniel 8:17, and 19 and tells Daniel that the “chazown” vision is about the time of the end and that he is going to tell him what will occur in the final period of indignation, then Gabriel is simply following up on his statement to Daniel in Daniel 10:14. Gabriel has returned in Daniel 10 to explain the “chazown” to him.
The name “Gabriel” does not have to appear in Daniel 10 to make this connection. This is why the two visions of Daniel 8 (“mareh” and “chazown”) are so important.
We need to be clear. The vision that Daniel sees is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. This is described in Daniel 10:5-9. However, the scene shifts in the next verse (Daniel 10:10). Notice the first words in verse 10: “Then behold…” This is introducing a new scene. Notice also in verse 11 that the same words are used that Gabriel previously used in Daniel 9:23 “…you are highly esteemed…” Verse 11: “…man of high esteem…” Gabriel also echoes his previous response to Daniel that he has come in response to his words (i.e. prayer). Compare with Daniel 9:22 (…”I have come to give you insight with understanding…I have come to tell you…”)
However there are several other factors to consider. Recall that Gabriel tells Daniel in Daniel 8:19 that he is going to let him know what will occur at the final period of the indignation. Gabriel is talking about the “chazown” vision in context. And that is what Gabriel does in Daniel 11. The conversations with Daniel in Daniel 10:11-21 is a precursor to that explanation. As discussed in our Daniel 11 video, the “chazown” vision is explained in Daniel 11 and the beginning of Daniel 12.
Also notice in Daniel 10:13 that …”the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding me for twenty-one days, then behold, Michael…came to help me.” This is the clearest indication that the person talking with Daniel cannot be Jesus. No one can withstand Jesus, who is the Creator of all things, including the prince of the kingdom of Persia.
While the text does not exclusively and explicitly use the name Gabriel in Daniel 10, 11, or 12, the context clearly points to Gabriel as he previously indicated to Daniel in Daniel 8 that he was going to explain to him what will occur at the final period of the indignation, which is the “chazown” vision. Just as Gabriel explained the “mareh” vision in Daniel 9, so too, does he explain the “chazown” vision in Daniel 10 and 11.
Please consider our Daniel 10 study guide for more details.
Thanks again for your question. And thanks for watching our videos!
yes to some of His Servants thing are revealed in their sleep,and that does not mean one can take this as a excuses to be lazy but one has to respect that The God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob does things His way .
There's no doubt after your explanation that it was Jesus that Daniel saw at first. Then Gabriel appeared in the scene. However, how is it that the prince of Persia could restrain Jesus Christ our Lord?
No one can restrain Jesus Christ. The prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding Gabriel.
Gabriel appears after Christ in Daniel 10:10 to explain what will happen to his people in the latter days.
@Angels in the Glen I went back to read the chapter again. So can we say what Jesus spoke to Daniel in Chapter 9 wasn't revealed? Because Daniel said he heard His voice. It's a little clearer now that he was speaking to Gabriel from Chapter 10.
Then what was the significance of Jesus's appearance to Daniel?
@@adoresgfxx We explain one reason in the video (around minute 11 to 13). Also, Daniel just saw terrible things happen to God's people (chapter 7) when the little horn waged war with them. Daniel also saw how the little horn cast down the law of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ (chazown vision of Daniel 8). Daniel also saw a most terrible sight when the mighty man Jesus is broken at the cross (mareh vision of Daniel 8). Daniel also understands that the Messiah must be cut off but for a very good reason (Daniel 9:24-27), i.e. to make an end of sin and bring in everlasting righteousness.
In light of all that Daniel saw, Christ visits Him in His glorified form. What an encouragement for Daniel to see a victorious future. We should always find Jesus in prophecy. Christ Jesus is the center point and reason for our hope.
@@AngelsintheGlen Thank you so much! This is indeed helpful. May God continue to grant you wisdom and understanding. Amen!
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Was it Gabriel it Jesus that saw Daniel I’m confused
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Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
Its jesus
Revelation 1-13-15
Amazing teaching…..
you said the man in robe was Jesus ... and then later on you said the person/being is the angel Gabriel ... ???
There are two distinct individuals that Daniel sees and interacts with. One is the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ and the other is Gabriel.
If you closely examine the description in Daniel 10:5-9, there is a man dressed in linen, etc. Compare and contrast this man with the description given to Jesus in Revelation 1:13-18. You will see that they very well match. The man in Daniel 10:5-9 is the pre-incarnate Christ, the man in Rev 1:13-18 is the risen Christ after the cross.
However, Gabriel appears in Daniel 10:10. While the name Gabriel is not specified in the chapter, it is indeed Gabriel based on his previous statements to Daniel in Daniel 8, i.e. Gabriel has returned to explain the chazown vision to him (this is one of two visions Daniel sees in Daniel 8. Please see those videos for further explanation of the two visions).
This person is not Christ because the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding him for 21 days. It’s not possible for anyone to withstand Christ.
@@AngelsintheGlen thanks for the reply Glen. I appreciate it
So, is the man Jesus or Gabriel??
The man in linen, from Daniel 10:5-9, is the pre-incarnate Christ Jesus. Compare these verses with Revelation 1:13-17, who is the resurrected Christ and appears to John (the Revelator).
However, in Daniel 10:10-21, the man interacting and speaking with Daniel is the angel Gabriel. Gabriel previously visited Daniel in chapter 9 (to explain the mareh vision) and appears again to Daniel in chapter 10, 11, and 12 to explain the chazown vision. (Please see our Daniel 8 and 9 videos to understand the significance of the two visions and their relationship. They are the key to understanding the latter chapters in Daniel)
It was Jesus!
Revalation 1:13-15
Except that the angel who delivers the message to Daniel, says of Michael that he is one of the principal chiefs (princes), thus stipulating that there is more than one. Jesus cannot be one leader among many others. He is the Lord God made flesh. What this passage tells us though is that Michael is an angelic ruler/prince (archangel) and there are others like him.
I believe it was Jesus from the moment i read it that feeling was in my heart
Good
I need to mention that in the new covenant with God in Christ Jesus - we don't need to be watchful of what we eat as the Jews were in the old covenant. Bcz Jesus was clear about what defiles a person, it is not what you eat that defiles us, but it is what we say. So what we say (intentions) are the ones that will set us apart. I do believe in fasting also - bcz Jesus stated that since his disciples were still with him. they didn't need to fast, implying that when he is no longer with them here on earth they will need to fast...
What is 21days. Is it 21days or does it means something else. And why 21days
Great question. This might not be an easy one to answer but here are some thoughts to consider.
We’re not sure why the length of time is exactly 21 days, however, we believe it is a historical template that recognizes the time span between the terminations of the 1290 and 1335 prophecies (see our Daniel 12 and Revelation 10 videos). The 1290 and 1335 time prophecies point to the captivity ending (for Spiritual Israel, ie. The Church) and that time difference is the time that captivity ends and a full release and restoration begins. In our Daniel 12 and Rev 10, we underscore the importance of how blessed is the one who attains to the 1335.
Daniel is mourning but the Bible teaches that for every mourning there is a comforting time. Matt 5:4 (NASB) "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” In the same way, Daniels morning gives way to the end of the captivity and Cyrus’ decree to restore the temple (Ezra 1:1). In parallel fashion, there would be a time of morning between the 1290 and 1335 prophecies, i.e. How blessed is the one who attains to the 1335.
What is he mourning over? Is it related to the end of the 70th year captivity? (i.e. the 3rd year of Cyrus is the 70th year). Is Daniel mourning/praying that God will fulfill His promise? Or is it the time of the Passover (1st month 24th day) and Daniel is worshipping/fasting because there is no sanctuary to celebrate the Passover. It’s possible Daniel is recognizing when the Passover would have been held and is reverencing this time.
That this is the 70th year is a big deal. This is the end of the captivity. Daniel is mourning and we get a glimpse into the spiritual warfare that is going on at the same time for the same length of time, i.e. Michael has to intervene to enable Daniel to receive a message.
Again, why 21 days? Why does God allow spiritual warfare to go on for this long? God could have removed the Prince of Persia and allow Daniel to receive the message all the sooner? Sure, but why does God allow 21 days to go by? Maybe the same way He sovereignly allows spiritual warfare to go on today. Should we pursue prayer and fasting and mourning in times of trouble? Certainly. Why 21 days? We don’t have an exact answer other than it provides a historical template between the 1290 and 1335 time prophecies. That is, the pattern that happens in literal Israel is repeated in spiritual Israel. Not on the same time scale, but the same pattern.
Daniel 10:10-14 was shocking to me. How can a Demon hold an Angel of God captive for 21 days? My first thought was that's impossible. There is no way a Demon can do this. Greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world. I'm sure I'm missing something.
Satan as an angel was the highest -most powerful angel so he has power greater than other angels but not so with Christ who is also called Michael the archangel......he is also called Jesus and Immanuel
@@DavidKing-qd3sp The greatest deception Satan has been that we as humans always greatly underestimate his power. While he has been cast down he is still one of the most powerful entities on earth. Check out Job. This is why so-called men of God on TV waving a jacket and men fall over and Satan supposedly leaves these men is so laughable. The most important thing to see here is , The prayers made it through, But it took the Combined forces of the two highest Generals Known and Daniel fasting and praying nonstop. The only way we can know how powerful and gloryifull God is, is with the evil backdrop of the most powerful evil earthly force. In the end, Satan still loses. Praise God.
It isn't a demon. It was a fallen angel. They are not the same.
This entire interpretation falls apart when the second temple is built since sacrifices were being performed. This is an example of how 7th day Adventists will twist scripture to make it fit their doctrine and the perceived birth of their Christian denomination. The "Holy Place" is obviously talking about Jerusalem and the third temple and not some new Christian denomination.
We define from the Bible exactly what the Holy Place is. Please consider watching this video (our Daniel 9 part 5 video) here: www.angelsintheglen.org/daniel9
Start at minute 5:00 and watch through about minute 17:00. We define the Holy Place from the Bible.
Critically examine everything we say using your Bible. After watching, please consider going back to our Daniel 1 video and critically examine our entire series.
Sorry, we meant our Daniel 9 Part 4 video which is titled "Daniel 8 verse 14 explained: What exactly happened at the end of the 2300 evenings and mornings?" Thanks.
Im confused. You showed how the man in Chapter 10 was just as the man described by John in the book of Revelation, so he was Christ. Then you say its Gabriel when he was withheld by the prince of Persia for 21 days. Which is it?
Both Christ and Gabriel are part of the narrative.
It's Christ in Daniel 10:5-9, however, the text shifts to Gabriel in Daniel 10:10.
Notice that the person speaking with Daniel beginning in verse 10 was being held back by the prince of the kingdom of Persia in verse 13. Since not one can hold back Christ, the person speaking in verse 10 cannot be Christ. It must be Gabriel that is being withheld.
Thats why I was confused. I knew no one could hold back Christ, but I couldnt tell from reading the passage how it switched. It reads like its all the same persoin to me.
Wow…angelic forces all the time. Thankful to know this. At conversion God verbally said, “to let you know that Satan is real.” Cried for hours because it made no sense. Think verses 16-21 is Jesus? Isn’t it Jesus that can fight with the prince of Persia? Gabriel wasn’t strong enough.
It is not Gabriel though
Thanks for the explanation. By the way i dont see angel Gabriel show up in Daniel 10.. I thought the one who talked to Daniel was (the pre-incarnation of) Jesus 🤔
Thanks for your question! Here’s how the interactions play out between Jesus and Daniel, and then Gabriel and Daniel. First, Daniel sees the pre-Incarnate Christ in verses 5-9. As a result of seeing this stunning vision, Daniel falls with his face to the ground. Then in verse 10, Gabriel touches Daniel to strengthen him to stand up, and then tells Daniel he was sent to answer his prayer. Later in verses 15-19, Gabriel must strengthen Daniel again. The vision of the pre-Incarnate Christ was so powerful that Daniel needed additional strength and breath to speak. Recall that Gabriel previously strengthened Daniel in Daniel 8:18 and communicated with him in Daniel 9:22-23.
As i understand it in verse 10. The person says to Daniel that i was send to you. So i think it was Gabriel.
@@AngelsintheGlen i would like to know how long is the 21days. Some 10years ago i went through a horrible time. I struggeld big time financialy. Had n money for food even lifted up couches to hear if there was no money rolling that might have fallen down there. It went on for a long time . I just want to say that i was always supporting the poor and church when i had money. During this time of struggeling every night when i go to bed and fall asleep there was something standing next to my bed smelling like death. So in my seventh year of struggling i had a dream where a voice told me three times to go and read Daniel from of verse 10. It was for me a God answer and i knew it was evilness and thst the angels are fighting for me. So the reason why i ask how long is 21days is . Many months about 4 months after this dream i was still struggeling. Than i had another dream. I saw a golden hand that i could only see from the fingers to the elbow. The voice of this hand told me again 3times to hold it. As i was holding it i could feel something is trying to break our grip. And the voice said to me know you must hold cause the thing that was trying to break our grip pulled stronger. After seconds that felt like a hour there was no more pulling and the voice i believe it was Gods voice said to me. Know he is gone reffering to the force that was trying to break our grip. After the voice said he is gone the death smell was gone and i never smelled it again.
Its know more than 10years ago and im going threw the same struggels again but without the smell. I just whant to say
After the voice said its gone things was getting better financialy. Ive build a hall for kids to pray in. Ive given food for 3years for over 600 people ive maintained churches. so i dont understand why im in this financial crisis again. Things just dont work out for me.
Pls pray for me and family.
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At the 7 minute mark you claimed Daniel could not observe the feasts because there was no temple? How do you figure? The 24th day of the 1st month means that Daniel would have just observed tje passover, then tje feast of unleavened bread for 7 days, with the feast of first fruits falling on that 16th day of the 1st month.
The Israelites during tje Exodus, while fleeing captivity, observed and obeyed all of these feasts, with no temple! They were even obeying the day of atonement during the 2nd temple period with NO ARK OF THE COVENANT.
The book of Jubilees records that Noah, Abraham, Isaic, Jacob, etc all obeyed these feast days, with no temple.
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Since Daniel and his people were in captivity, no festival activity was practically possible since all of these feasts were dependent upon a functioning altar at the temple in Jerusalem which now lay in ruins. The feasts were intrinsically sacrificial feasts. Without a restored sanctuary complex, the sacrificial festival activity stood permanently suspended.
However, the issue goes much deeper. Israel is in captivity because she refused to listen and obey the words of God. God sent messenger after messenger, yet they despised, mocked, and scoffed at His prophets (2 Chron 36:15-21). However, notice Daniel’s prayer in Daniel 9. In Daniel 9:5 Daniel points out that they/Israel have turned aside from God’s commandments and ordinances. However, Even more startling than Israel’s failure to keep God’s commandments is Israel’s refusal to repent. See Daniel 9:13-14. Notice that they have not sought the favor of the LORD. Daniel 9:13-14.
Daniel 9:13-14 (NASB) 13 "As it is written in the law of Moses, all this calamity has come on us; yet we have not sought the favor of the LORD our God by turning from our iniquity and giving attention to Your truth. 14 "Therefore the LORD has kept the calamity in store and brought it on us; for the LORD our God is righteous with respect to all His deeds which He has done, but we have not obeyed His voice.
What might be considered even more startling is that Daniel’s prayer occurs in the first year of Darius, which is less than three years before the seventy year captivity is to end. Paradoxically, only one man is praying and repenting at this time. That man is the prophet Daniel.
Why would they observe the feasts if they are rebellious toward God? What is their motivating factor that would compel them to observe the feasts? Daniel is the only one who is acting as intercessor and is doing all he can without a restored sanctuary complex.
One more point, we don’t believe that the time of Daniel’s fast was in the spring months. Despite the text saying in verse 4 “on the twenty-fourth day of the first month”, we believe the first month is referring to the month of Tishri (in the fall), not Nisan (in the spring).
Without going into a lot of detail here, we base this on the date of the fall of the Babylonian Empire, Oct 12 539 B.C. The year following the fall of Babylon (i.e. from Oct 12, 539B.C to the following Fall of 538 B.C) would have been the ascension year for both Darius and Cyrus and would have ended just before Tishri 1. If we continue counting, the first day of Tishri in B.C. 536 would have constituted the first day of Cyrus’s third year. The first year of his reign would have coincided with the blowing of trumpets (Lev. 23:24) later called Rosh Hashanah (Ez. 1:1) which initiated the ten days of awe which led up to the fast of the Great Day of atonement on the tenth day of Tishri (Lev.23:27-32). The eight day celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles (Lev. 23:34-43) would have followed five days later. Thus, the time associated with the Day of Atonement fast after Rosh Hashanah in B.C. 536 would have coincided with Daniel’s fast. It also would have marked the completion for the seventy years in Babylon which would have run their full course by that time.
We believe that a fall-to-fall calendar system is supported when comparing Nehemiah 1:1 to 2:1. Nehemiah counts from the 9th month (Chislev) of the twentieth year of King Artaxerxes (Neh. 2:1 NAU) to the 1st month (Nisan), and it is still the twentieth year of the King.
All that to say that Daniel 10:1 is a new beginning for Daniel and his people. The seventy-years of captivity are over and Daniel is about to receive a revelation of the “chazown” vision which explains all of Daniel 11.
(please see our Daniel 8 and 9 videos where we explain that Daniel sees two visions. Without an understanding of Daniel’s two visions in Daniel 8, one cannot understand Daniel 9,10,11, or 12.)
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@@AngelsintheGlen that is not true at all! I just told you that the Israelites were making animal sacrifices during these feasts before any temple was ever built. They had a tabernacle in the wilderness, scripture even says that God commanded them to build a stable near the tabernacle for the sacrificial animals! Nowhere anywhere in a ripture is a temple required for these feasts. However, if a temple is present, there are Levitical rules that must be followed.
Again, you are ignoring the book of Jubilees and the fact that it testifies that Noah. ABRAHAM, Isaiah, Jacob, etc all sacraficed during these feasts.
God asked Abraham to sacrafice Isiac on one of these feasts! Of course he replaced Isiac with a ram later on, to fulfill the sacrafice for the feast. And prior to this, God cuts an animal in half and makes a covenant sacrafice with Abraham, as Abraham slept, on one of these feasts, the feast of pentecost! Was there a temple then? OF COURSE NOT! Yet God himself administered the command to sacrafice during these feasts.
Able made an animal sacrafice during one of these feasts, with no temple, and God said he was VERY PLEASED with Ables offering. Where was this temple you say the law requires? There is no rule in the law that requires this.
I fully understand that there are times in a ripture where men could not fully participate in feasts, but nowhere are they restricted to only having a feast based on the presence of a physical temple. It's as if you completely ignore everything that took place during the Exodus as the Israelites were successfully obeying these feasts and pleasing God.
The Israelites celebrated the passover during the Exodus AND sacraficed their lambs in Egypt, away from the promised land, with NO TEMPLE. And God was very pleased.
They were in CAPTIVITY just like Daniel was, and were still sacrificing animals for the feast of passover, WITH NO TEMPLE.
Again, I'm not claiming Faniel was able to successfully do this, but there was no restrictions on him doing it, had the babylonians allowed it. Maybe Daniel was told he couldnt by them. But had Daniel been allowed, there is nothing in Torah that restricted him from being able to do so, no temple was needed.
Pentecost is a pilgrimage feast, where we are to go to jerusalem. But even that isnt required. The Israelites celebrated the feast in the wilderness and they also celebrated the passover and first fruits near Jericho, again, no temple, or no jerusalem.
@@-kepha8828 We agree with you that “sacrifices” were made before the temple service was instituted by God through Moses. We are simply saying that no festival activity was PRACTICALLY possible because both the city and the temple were in ruins. Without a restored sanctuary complex, the sacrificial festival activity stood permanently suspended.
For example, Exodus 23:14-17 stipulates that they are to appear before the Lord GOD three times to celebrate a feast to God (Unleavened Bread, Feast of Harvest, and Feast of Ingathering)
Deuteronomy 16 has a few more stipulations regarding each of the THREE feasts. Let’s take a look at each of them.
First Feast. Notice in Deuteronomy 16:2 that God requires that they sacrifice the Passover in a place where the LORD chooses to establish His name. Deuteronomy 16:2 (NASB) 2 "You shall sacrifice the Passover to the LORD your God from the flock and the herd, in the place where the LORD chooses to establish His name.
Where did God choose to establish His name? God’s name is God’s Law and that was established in ark of the covenant which was in the Most Holy Place in the Temple. Notice 2 Samuel 6:2.
2 Samuel 6:2 (NASB) 2 And David arose and went with all the people who were with him to Baale-judah, to bring up from there the ark of God which is called by the Name, the very name of the LORD of hosts who is enthroned above the cherubim.
The ark of God is called by the Name. The very name of the LORD of hosts. This means that they are to appear before God at the temple. However, there is no ark of God or temple during the Babylonian captivity.
Second Feast. In Deuteronomy 16:5-7. They are not allowed to sacrifice the Passover in any of their towns, but in the place where the LORD chooses to establish His name and then afterwards return to their tents. Deuteronomy 16:5-6 (NASB) 5 "You are not allowed to sacrifice the Passover in any of your towns which the LORD your God is giving you; 6 but at the place where the LORD your God chooses to establish His name, you shall sacrifice the Passover in the evening at sunset, at the time that you came out of Egypt. 7 "You shall cook and eat it in the place which the LORD your God chooses. In the morning you are to return to your tents.
If they are not to allowed to sacrifice in any of their towns surrounding Jerusalem and in the land of Israel, why would God find it acceptable to celebrate the feasts while in captivity in Babylon where He sent them due to their disobedience?
Third Feast. Deuteronomy 16:11 (regarding the feast of Booths) they are again to appear before the LORD. Deuteronomy 16:11 (NASB) 11 and you shall rejoice before the LORD your God, you and your son and your daughter and your male and female servants and the Levite who is in your town, and the stranger and the orphan and the widow who are in your midst, in the place where the LORD your God chooses to establish His name.
Here we see again that the place to celebrate this feast is where God chooses to establish His name.
A few more verses related to God’s name and where He established it.
1 Chronicles 13:6 (NASB) 6 David and all Israel went up to Baalah, that is, to Kiriath-jearim, which belongs to Judah, to bring up from there the ark of God, the LORD who is enthroned above the cherubim, where His name is called.
1 Chronicles 22:19 (NASB) 19 "Now set your heart and your soul to seek the LORD your God; arise, therefore, and build the sanctuary of the LORD God, so that you may bring the ark of the covenant of the LORD and the holy vessels of God into the house that is to be built for the name of the LORD."
God’s name is/was established in His temple in the ark of the covenant. Since the temple was in ruins, the Israelites had no PRACTICAL way to celebrate the feasts in accordance with God’s stipulations as outlined in Deuteronomy 16.
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@@AngelsintheGlen your dodging every statement I make that proves every claim you made to be wrong.
The Israelites sacraficed the lamb and celebrated passover IN EGYPT, no temple, no jerusalem, and they did it IN THEIR TOWNS, and it pleased God.
The ark of the covenant isnt a requirement for these 3 feasts. The ark wasnt even present at any given point in the 2nd temple! Never once was the ark of the covenant ever inside the 2nd temple! Yet Jesus himself was partaking in all the feast in jerusalem.
Where did Joshua and caleb and the rest of the Israelites celebrate passover when they first entered the promised land after having the law for 40 years? It wasnt jerusalem was it? Nope. It wasnt in a temple was it? Nope.
Jubilees testifies that Jacob was celebrating the feast of pentecost in egypt and that he didnt even have wheat grain to offer on firstfruits because there was a famine, so it says he offered OLD WHEAT, even though the command spacificly says you must offer NEW WHEAT, yet God was still pleased, because he knew that was the best Jacob could do.
A sacrafice is simply A DINNER WITH GOD. A joyous celebration. Here you are trying to make it out to be some strenuous impossibility that's restricted by dozens of barriers that cannot be surpassed. Shame on you.!
All of the feast, ALL OF THEM, are REHEARSALS of a shadow of things to come, and that shadow is with Christ in heaven. You practice the rehearsal the best you can with as much of the props as you can, and have a joyous time with God.
You keep trying to throw all these snares and roadblocks down as reasons why we cannot rehearse the promises of these feasts which will be in heaven, yet all the great men of the bible NEVER let any of these roadblocks stop them from celebrating, that's right a feast is a CELEBRATION, with their loving father.
I've given plenty of examples where Israel and the men of the bible celebrated all of these feasts OUTSIDE of Jerusalem, with NO TEMPLE, and no ARK OF THE COVENANT present, to include the entire time the 2and temple was present, heck I've even given examples where every single one of these feasts were joyously celebrated OUTSIDE OF THE PROMISED LAND, while IN CAPTIVITY.
God didnt demand that they only celebrate his feasts when they could legalisticly obey 100% of the entailed commands. He simply wanted his people to take time off to dwell with him, and that's exactly what a feast (moedim) is, a set apart meeting time with God. And no matter where Israel or the men of the bible were, they always tried their best to keep this meeting time. Wether they could provide a sacrificial lamb for themselves or not, wether they had the ark or not, wether they had a temple or not, wether they were in Jerusalem or not. Fact
Yes, there are some festival instructions that must be obeyed in the event that a temple is present. But the festival itself is NEVER contingent upon the temple on earth being present and I think I have more than established that fact. Just as the feasts were not contingent on the Ark being present or even existing on earth, since all ut was was a REPLICA of the real thing, so that we could rehearse for the future times with God in heaven, with the real thing.
Even Paul stated that it was his goal to be in Jerusalem for the feast of Pentecost. But he would have still honored this feast to the best of his ability even if his travel prevented him from making it.
@@-kepha8828 We did agree with you, i.e. that there were sacrifices before the temple service was instituted. That is not in dispute. We thought we made that clear in the previous response.
We're simply saying that based on the requirements of Duet 16 that they couldn't PRACTICALLY keep the feasts as commanded by God. Based on those scriptures alone, their captivity in Babylon would have prevented them from doing so.
We recognize everything you've said. We believe you are sincere and we're not here to push any points. We may just have to politely agree to disagree.
BTW, this brief interlude we're having on the feasts is is a tangential issue and unrelated to our main points in the Daniel 10 video. There are much broader themes going on in Daniel 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 and they are the points we're trying to make to show how end-time events will unfold.
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Is verse 16-17 Jesus? Daniel calls him lord.
No that's not correct. The chazon is like a dream , something seen with the eye of the mind...mareh is a vision , visual to the eye. Your explanation does not accord with other places these words are used.
Eg...Daniel saw a chazon of Persia and Greece...then Gabriel appeared to Daniel to explain the chazon.
This is what the Holy One told Gabriel to do, explain why he marched- appeared...Gabriel said I came to explain the chazon.
This is also in Ezekiel..where both the chazon and Marshall is used...one refers to the vision, mareh to what it looked like...
So Gabriel appeared ( marehed ) to Daniel to explain the chazon.
We recommend you watch our Daniel 8 videos (3 parts) and our Daniel 9 videos (5 parts) to understand the relationship and significance between the mareh and the chazown. Without understanding this critical relationship, one cannot understand Daniel 10, 11, and 12 or confidently go on to Revelation. Please critically evaluate those videos. If you have any questions, please contact us.
@AngelsintheGlen . I have watched your videos on Dan 8 -10 , interested in what you think Daniel is about. I checked the scripture along with your video , and that's how I came to this view. It seems that the eschatology of some scholars relies on the English translation in forming an interpretation. We are told to check thoroughly , not just accept the translators' interpretation of the Hebrew.
I go by the Hebrew..and at first the Hebrew confused me because I had been indoctrinated with the English.
So this is what I found from listening to the Hebrw....
The 2300 days are literal , not prophetic days for yrs.. quite obvious in the Hebrew.. "The cleansing of the sanctuary " the English is totally wrong... Hebrew says, "proves true the Holy"
Look at Ezelkiel 45:18 for the Hebrew, "cleanse the sanctuary," totally different Hebrew words. And of course, chazon is a vision seen by the eye of the mind, mareh is seeing something with the natural eye.
To sum up , Dan 8 is an overview of the Persian Greek and Roman rule over Judeah and the rise to David's throne of the 1st antichrist Herod the Great...He is the little Horn of this chapter. Herod founded a 100 yr dynasty that brutalised all who threatened it.. it was uprooted by a civil war among the Jews and an uprising against the Romans that began with the robbery of the daily temple tax by Gessius Florus in 66 AD and ended 2300 days later with the conquest of Masada..leaving the Temple cast down, proving true the words of Jesus , He is the Holy.
Gessius Florus is the one who took away the daily. It wasn't the daily sacrifice it was the Temple tax. The Hebrew word means to remove or steal away so describes the robbery that triggered the Jewish rebellion.
Dan 9 is more detail , v 24 , the ministries of John the Baptist and the Lord Jesus. Restrain rebellion set a seal on sin bring in everlasting righteousness make atonement for sin fulfill all written of the Son of Man and pour out the Holy Spirit on the Church..all completed within 70 7's. What makes your videos interesting was you are the only ones who seem to know the 70th week was Jesus 1st coming..every one else seems to think it is still to come.
@@Exodus--bx3dd We'll let our videos speak for themselves. The 2300 evenings and mornings are not literal days, they are symbolic and represent 2300 years. Please consider our Daniel 1 video where it all begins. The entire theme of Daniel is summarized in the first two verses. If one does not understand how to interpret verses 1 and 2, one will not be able to understand how these prophecies teach us about end-time events.
No that's not correct. The chazon is like a dream , something seen with the eye of the mind...mareh is a vision , visual to the eye. Your explanation does not accord with other places these words are used.
Eg...Daniel saw a chazon of Persia and Greece...then Gabriel appeared to Daniel to explain the chazon.
This is what the Holy One told Gabriel to do, explain why he marched- appeared...Gabriel said I came to explain the chazon.
Thanks so much for this! I was studying this today and didn’t quite get it, but this really helped me to understand :)
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