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So, the clay would be the Time of the Gentiles beginning?

Something that seems to fit your research is that if we have Rome continue after the sixth head, then we could fit the Papacy in there as the seventh head:

Quick question. Do you associate the above list with the seven heads of the beast in Revelation? The reason why I ask is that there is something in all of this that folks never have a good answer for, that includes me. Here is how I associate your list to the heads: Gold - Babylon - Third...

There is no ''gap of thousands of years' when going from Daniel 11 to Daniel 12. It is continuous history written before it happened. Look: Time of trouble such as never was? The Great Tribulation began in 70 AD and continues to this very day. Do you think anyone written in the Book of...

Am I the only person on the planet that understands the next few verses? Come on people. A person with only a two-hour course in the Four Gospels could interpret these verses! Do you know your God or not?? Who was corrupted during the times of Jesus? Ever heard of Judas? What does 'do...

This verse is all about the times of Jesus: The Little Horn of Daniel 8 is referenced in the above verse. The Seleucid Empire is gone by this time. The Roman Emperors are now in charge, starting with Octavius: The history of that period is right here in front of everyone's faces: This has...

See, here's the thing. As I mentioned earlier in the thread, once one does an honest, not biased interpretation of Daniel 10, all the way from verse one, they will discover that Antiochus IV Epiphanes died way before the Abomination of Desolation ever occurred. The historical account keeps...

I see. So somewhere in Daniel 11 and 12 you decided that there is a gap of time that has yet to be fulfilled, correct?

Thanks. Sorry I missed that. Is the mountain the same as Mount Zion/Sion? Examples: Thanks.

Hi @Lovette . Thanks for visiting and commenting. Let's check it out... You believe that the seventy-sevens are twenty-four hour periods? Are you able to prove this with verses? Is this future to us still, or has it happened already? By Antichrist, you mean Antiochus IV?

When the Stone struck the feet and became a great mountain, did the great mountain slowly grow over many centuries or was it instantaneous?

That's a reasonable interpretation. Does this mean you believe in the 'late date Exodus' of around 1260 BC?

I first interpret with basic common sense, then I do a deep dive. Who are 'they'?: The word 'they' is a personal pronoun. That means that whoever 'they' are, 'they' are *not* the seed of men, 'they' are something else. Who are the 'seed of men'?: The 'seed of men' refers to humans...

One needs to add all of the clues of the entire Bible together to see the larger picture. Clay is the 'seed of men', literally sperm/DNA. It is the ingredients to make a human, or any kind of life for that matter. The KJV is the clearest translation: They do not 'cleave' as in normal...

The above can easily be proven to be incorrect. Sorry. I agree with that statement. The above is close. Julius Caesar becomes the new King of the North in Daniel 11:20. The Little Horn of Daniel 8 rises out of that era. The 'Ships of Chittim' is the Battle of Actium. The final King of the...

Hi @JustThinking . I would love to share my interpretations. Sorry if my replies are delayed as I am a nine to five slave. :p The meaning was to announce the number of days until the Sanctuary would be cleansed as one of the main aspects of fulfilling the Holy Covenant which is referred to...

I want to share some more thoughts on the Little Horn of Daniel 7. When I look at Revelation 13, I see a match. Here is my interpretation: Here is the matching verse in Daniel: What I am noticing is that the beast in Revelation not only has the ten horns, but he also has seven heads. Only...

Thanks @GaryA for your insight. You are very wise and have the patience of the Saints. Much love to you friend. My apologies to everyone for getting too excited.

Hi @Vucesa . I'm not sure what I am, lol. I'm not a Preterist, I know that. I believe that the abomination that maketh desolate was the Crucifixion. Everything connects backwards and forwards from there. For example, this verse describes the 'desolation' that the Crucifixion caused around 70...

Got it. I will keep an eye on this thread as it progresses and compare notes.