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Daniel 8:20–21 · BSB
8:20 The two-horned ram that you saw represents the kings of Media and Persia.
8:21 The shaggy goat represents the king of Greece, and the large horn between his eyes is the first king.
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…dreams that he had. He had this dream about this, the goat and the ram. And there are several of those within Daniel that we can look at. InDaniel chapter 8, we find one of the most amazing and accurate prophecies ever written. Written, as well as a whole bunch of other ones. Daniel has a lot of…
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…the liberties that were in this document, a man by the name of William Miller began to preach a message based upon his studies and understanding ofDaniel chapter 8. And the message was Jesus is coming soon. The message wasn't popular, the message was not appreciated by everybody, the message was mocked, he was…
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And if you have a Bible with you, let me invite you to turn toDaniel chapter 8. We'll be reading. We've been doing a series in Daniel, and we're taking a little time doing it. And over the next couple of weeks, we'll be uh…
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…verse 10. That John is warned. And he said to me. Do not seal up. The words of the prophecy. Of this book. For the time is near. If you recall. InDaniel chapter 8. And Daniel chapter 12. Daniel is specifically told to seal up, to close the book of prophecy because the time is not near. While John here is…
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…a shield. Those are both. Defensive. Words. But he's also called. The horn. Of my salvation. The horn is. An aggressive image. It's offensive. InDaniel chapter 8. The Persian ram. And the Greek goat. They headbutt. Their way. To conquest. The Lord's kingdom. Is advancing. And if you're behind. His advancing…
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…of Christianity wants to just talk about grace. But we are called to talk about the balance between law and grace. We have a special task. One isDaniel chapter 8, and one is Daniel chapter 9. And we don't have time to go into a lot of that, but notice that Daniel chapter 9 talks about the midst of the week.…
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…12 years and the focus becomes on one man. The camera zooms in on one person, a contemptible person. We've learned and met this person already inDaniel, chapter 8. He was the little horn of Daniel, chapter 8, antiochus Epiphanes IV and if you remember and we get a hint of it again here he was the king of the…
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…of Psalms. Keep going towards the back of your Bible, towards the New Testament, and just past Ezekiel you'll find the book of Daniel. So turn toDaniel, chapter 8. This morning We've been in a study this fall in the book of Daniel and if you remember, if you were here last week or you've been keeping up with…
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Let's take our Bibles and open them up this morning toDaniel chapter 8. Daniel chapter 8, if you were away for Labor Day last week and you missed chapter 7, I would say you didn't miss too much, but that would be a…
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…of this passage and the limits of our time this morning but I'll simply tell you verses 21 through 35 is telling us about the same figure we saw inDaniel chapter 8. This is Antiochus IV who is someone who persecuted God's people. He brought intense persecution in the 2nd century BC and I'll give you the same…
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…of this passage and the limits of our time this morning but I'll simply tell you verses 21 through 35 is telling us about the same figure we saw inDaniel chapter 8. This is Antiochus IV who is someone who persecuted God's people. He brought intense persecution in the 2nd century BC and I'll give you the same…
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…of persecution and also the limits of persecution. Starting with the reality of persecution, we are given some background here at the beginning ofDaniel chapter 8. And we see the same concept that we saw last week, which is that animals represent kingdoms. And so you remember I told you about Sam the Eagle…
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…Babylon. Seeing through Babylon. Now, you say, what do you mean? That is the culture, the Babylonian culture. Uh Daniel, in in the context ofDaniel chapter 8, he is serving under a king, a Babylonian king, uh, who is in charge. His name is Belshazzar. Uh, and so it's easy to look at the culture around…
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Turn with me in your Bible toDaniel chapter 8, wonderful hymn of assurance, and that's actually where the book of Daniel is going to get to in chapter 12, is the promise of resurrection. We…
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…but can also cast a shadow long into the distance. This transition between Medeo-Persia the bear and Greece the leopard is also the subject ofDaniel chapter 8where we get another really strange vision but this time not a zoo but kind of farmyard animals. We learn about Medeo-Persia being a two-horned…
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