Daniel 7
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In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the significance of Daniel chapter 7 as the apex and climax of the book. He notes that while the book may contain both prophetic and historical sections, there is a mysterious character introduced that Christians cannot identify. This character is referred to as the dreamer and is a beast with four heads that are given dominion. Gregg observes that the two poetic sections in this chapter are somewhat chronologically independent of the narrative.
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In this session, Steve Gregg delves into Daniel 8:1-9:23 and discusses the last vision, which follows on from the four empires featured in Chapters 2
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In Daniel 9:24-27, the prophecy of the 70 weeks predicts the coming of Jesus Christ and the end of transgression, sin, and iniquity. The seven weeks,
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In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the fifth and sixth chapters of the book of Daniel. He explains that the first four chapters covered the reign
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