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Plate III · Study maps

Mind maps of Daniel and Revelation

Every branch is a claim the text makes about itself. Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, and tap any node — the map zooms in on it and opens its note and Scripture chain. Tap the centre to zoom back out.

Six stories, four visions, one thesis

The whole book on one canvas: the chiastic structure, all four prophetic sequences, the time prophecies with their dates, the loyalty narratives, and the interpretive rules Daniel supplies about itself.

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Daniel
Shape of the book
Two languages
Aramaic chiasm
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Story before symbol
Daniel 2 — the metal man
Head of gold — Babylon
Breast of silver — Medo-Persia
Belly of brass — Greece
Legs of iron — Rome
Feet of iron and clay — division
The stone cut without hands
Method it teaches
Daniel 7 — four beasts
Lion with eagle's wings — Babylon
Bear raised on one side — Medo-Persia
Four-headed leopard — Greece
Dreadful fourth beast — Rome
Ten horns — divided Rome
The little horn+3
The judgment sits
Son of man before the Ancient of days
Judgment given to the saints
Daniel 8 — ram, goat, sanctuary
Ram with two horns — Medo-Persia
Goat with notable horn — Greece
Four horns — the Diadochi
Little horn out of the winds
The daily taken away
2300 evenings-mornings
Then shall the sanctuary be cleansed
The one thing left unexplained
Daniel 9 — seventy weeks
Daniel's prayer
Seventy weeks 'determined'
457 BC — the decree of Artaxerxes
AD 27 — Messiah the Prince
AD 31 — cut off in the midst of the week
AD 34 — the seventieth week closes
No gap
1844 — the remaining 1810 years
Daniel 10-12 — the long war
The unseen conflict
Kings of the north and south
The vile person and the fortresses
Michael stands up
Many that sleep shall awake
Sealed till the time of the end
1290 and 1335 days
The loyalty stories
Ch 1 — the table
Ch 3 — the image of gold
Ch 4 — the humbled king
Ch 5 — the handwriting
Ch 6 — the prayer decree
Ch 9 — the intercessor
Interpretive keys
Day for a year
The vision defines itself
Continuous history
Sanctuary as the frame
No date setting