What do these four heads represent?
In this study, we will examine the four heads of the leopard as representing four major forms of democratic government—different systems through which the principle of “people rule” is expressed among the nations.
The Good News : The Kingdom Of God
According to both the Book of Jubilees and the Book of Enoch, one year consists of 364 days. Here’s the breakdown: The Enoch Calendar The Book of Enoch describes a 364-day solar calendar. It is divided into: Each season consists of: So the pattern is: Month Days Month 1 30…
The books of First Timothy and Second Timothy are traditionally understood to have been written by Paul the Apostle to his younger coworker, Timothy.
For nearly two thousand years, one question has fascinated Bible students more than almost any other prophetic mystery: What is the number 666? What does the number 666 really mean? Is it the name of a man, a future world leader, or does Revelation point to something much larger? Entire…
The Prophet Daniel’s vision of the fourth beast contains a detail that is often overlooked. While much attention is given to its iron teeth, the Prophet Daniel also describes the beast as possessing bronze claws. This detail is significant because bronze immediately connects us back to King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in…
There are four types of spiritual conditions that a person can fall into, the Sleeper, the Blind, the Awakened and the Rebellious.
Welcome back to the vision—the powerful dream of the statue given to King Nebuchadnezzar and revealed through the prophet Daniel.
The legs of iron and the feet of iron mixed with clay — a combination of the principles found in the first three kingdoms — representing the final kingdom that will arise before the return of the Lord Jesus Christ.
In this powerful teaching from Daniel 2 and Daniel 8, we explore the silver and bronze kingdoms — Medo-Persia and Greece — and uncover the spiritual principles behind authoritarian rule and democracy.