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Not Sure if this helps, BUT: Daniel does have two languages in the "original", but is now one language for us to study, having all been translated during the time of Ptolemy of Egypt about the time of Antiochus Epiphanes and Johnathan Maccabees: that would be the version from which Jesus read.
As you read through Daniel there will be a chapter showing God's unending mercy and grace, and then one showing a prophetic view of world/Judaic events that will come to pass. The prophecies cover everything from the beginning of gentile rule of the world in the form of empires to the last days of gentile rule, and even beyond. (The Jews have not been ruled by Jews until their recent renewed regathering. (The nature of their rule is not the theocratic state as formerly, but is a reflection of gentile rule. The re-establishment of a temple with sacrifice for sin will be an abomination to God, slapping Christ with their rejection once again: but things are now changed and Daniel shows a very different outcome when taken into context with the Revelation.)
As you read through Daniel there will be a chapter showing God's unending mercy and grace, and then one showing a prophetic view of world/Judaic events that will come to pass. The prophecies cover everything from the beginning of gentile rule of the world in the form of empires to the last days of gentile rule, and even beyond. (The Jews have not been ruled by Jews until their recent renewed regathering. (The nature of their rule is not the theocratic state as formerly, but is a reflection of gentile rule. The re-establishment of a temple with sacrifice for sin will be an abomination to God, slapping Christ with their rejection once again: but things are now changed and Daniel shows a very different outcome when taken into context with the Revelation.)