Daniel · Revelation · King James Version
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- Milestones built
- 19
- Visions mapped
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- Chapters covered
- 34
- Scripture text
- KJV
Daniel 2 — the great image →Daniel 6 — the lions' den →Daniel 3 — the fiery furnace →Revelation 1 — the Son of man among the lampstands →Daniel 8 — the ram and the goat →Daniel 7 — the four beasts →Revelation 13 — the beast from the sea →Revelation 4 — the throne in heaven →Analyze this text
Choose any verse in Daniel or Revelation. One ordered pass: the picture it shows, the Hebrew or Greek underneath, the earlier Scripture it enlarges, its place in the sanctuary and in prophetic time, and what it shows of Christ.
Daniel 2:31 Thou, O king, sawest, and behold a great image. This great image, whose brightness was excellent, stood before thee; and the form thereof was terrible.
Analyze this text
A full, ordered analysis of Daniel 2:31 — the picture, the original words, the earlier Scripture it enlarges, the sanctuary, the clock, and Christ at the centre.
One story, told again
Daniel 2 sketches the whole plot. Chapters 7, 8, and 11 tell it back to you with more detail each time.
The Bible names its own symbols
A beast is a kingdom because Daniel 7:23 says so. Waters are peoples because Revelation 17:15 says so.
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A Power of the Lamb study — Scripture quoted from the King James Version.