Setting the Stage for Daniel/Revelation

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Setting the Stage for Daniel/Revelation 1 Setting the Stage for Daniel/Revelation

APOCALYPTIC “An Uncovering”

Characteristics of A/L Suffering & Persecution Intense & Emotional Symbolism Celestial Characters Cosmology

Revelation contains over 400 references from the O.T.

1060 BC Saul becomes king

1020 BC David becomes king

980 BC Solomon becomes king

940 BC Divided Kingdom

722 BC Assyrians destroy Northern Kingdom

606 BC Babylonians conquer Jerusalem

586 BC Babylonians destroy Jerusalem

539 BC Medes conquer Babylonians

532 BC Medes share power with Persians

400 BC City, temple, wall rebuilt

331 BC Greeks conquer Persians

146 BC Romans conquer Greeks

Significance of Daniel Daniel’s prophecies fulfilled in N.T. age and seen in Revelation

Significance of Daniel Revelation’s images and symbols appear in Daniel

Daniel wrote the Book of Daniel Summary Daniel wrote the Book of Daniel 606 - 534 BC 2 Languages (Aramaic/Hebrew)

Daniel in 3 Sections Intro – Chapter 1 History – Chapters 2-6 Prophecy – Chapters 7-12

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