Daniel 10
DanielSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the events described in Daniel 10, where the prophet prayed and fasted for an answer from God. Eventually, an angel was sent to Daniel to deliver the message he sought. Gregg explores the idea that angels play a role in the fulfillment of prayers, and notes that some interpretations of the text suggest the existence of territorial spirits that can impact the spiritual life of a region. He also examines the accuracy of the prophecies in the Book of Daniel and their relevance to modern times.
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