What Are The Four Beasts From The Sea In Daniel 7?

The four beasts that we see rise from the sea are four nations with rise from among the people.  Daniel 7 overlaps with Daniel chapter 2.

Daniel 7 is an expansion of the previous vision from chapter 2 in order to give more detail.

Prophetic Placement Using Scripture

There are three common variations of the Ezekiel 38 war with Gog and Magog but only one can be right. Scripture itself will identify the accurate timeline rather than these interpretations. It is imperative that we keep this in mind moving forward. When looking at commentaries you will receive a different answer from almost each one. Thus Scripture itself will become its own commentary.

Generation Of The Fig Tree

Matthew 24:33-35 has been turned more ways than it ever should. The passage states that this generation shall not pass away and everyone is trying to define who that generation is. In using some of my web tools I can see that they also often question who the generation of the fig tree is as they associate the two concepts.

Impact On Scripture And Revelation

The Hebrew word la’anah translates to our word Wormwood in the Bible. The most notable and famous passage many often refer to is found within Revelation 8:10-11. The New Testament was written in Greek and the word there used is apsinthion. Note that wormwood is spoken of in both Old and New Testaments although within different contexts and meaning which are at times unrelated.

Why Must The World End

I wish to get into why we must persist till the end of the world but first there is another issue that must be faced. It has become accepted that the world will not end, at least not for many billions of years in the future. One might as well say it will not end. Yet we must first tackle the issue of why must the world end then discuss persisting forward to that point in time with the events which surround it.

Finale Of Revelation

The finale of Revelation can be found in chapters 20 through 22. The events which bring its finale include the conclusion of the Millennial Kingdom, the destruction of the old earth. We see a new heaven and new Earth and nestled within those events in this transition is an event that is called the Great White Throne Judgment.

Who Wrote The Book Of Revelation?

A quick dive into online searching will create a complete mess behind who wrote Revelation. Most all agree that a man named John wrote it. Yet which one? The answer is more easily known than those who wish to alter history would like. To gain a grasp on this we will look at some of the most common claims and offer insight which is typically ignored.

Battle Of Megiddo

We must first be clear that the second coming is defined by Jesus return. This return can be found in Revelation 19 with the battle of Megiddo. It should not be confused with the Rapture. These two events are different in time and purpose for what they serve. The return of Jesus holds great significance as it is a turning point within the world ushering in a new age within the Millennial Kingdom.

Revelation 12: The Theme of the Bible

Depending on which commentator you read Revelation 12 has been interpreted in different ways. Mathew Henry depicted the woman as the Church. John Peter Lange in A Commentary of the Holy Scriptures: Revelation, he disagrees yet acknowledges the meaning which Mathew Henry gives. John MacArthur I believe has a more accurate picture with less symbolic meaning telling the story in a more literal sense. The truth behind Revelation 12 should be easy to find thanks to a reference which John included with two additional parallels to that reference.