Daniel, Prophet in Babylon

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Daniel, Prophet in Babylon 10

• Vision of a Ram and a Goat
• Daniel 81-14

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Daniel is carried here (Susa) in vision
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Daniel In A Vision By the RiverDaniel Chapter
81-2

• 1 In the third year of the reign of King
  Belshazzar a vision appeared to me--to me,
  Daniel--after the one that appeared to me the
  first time. (Daniel 7)

Daniel lives in Babylon

• 2 I saw in the vision, and it so happened while
  I was looking, that I was in Shushan, the
  citadel, which is in the province of Elam and I
  saw in the vision that I was by the River Ulai.

Bodily inthe city Sushan
In his vision at the river!
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The Ram Medo-Persia
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A Ram Pushing Three DirectionsDaniel Chapter 84

• 4 I saw the ram pushing west -ward, north -ward,
  and south- ward, so that no animal could
  withstand him

• nor was there any that could deliver from his
  hand, but he did according to his will and became
  great. (Dan 83-4)

Medo Persia conquered Babylon, Turkey, Greece,
Egypt, Afghanistan, Western India
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Male Goat Grecian Empire
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Clash of Two Empires
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Male Goat Grecian Empire
Four Horns are four Generals After Alexander the
Great
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Goats Horn grows until it breaks grows 4 horns
instead! Daniel Chapter 88.

• 8 Therefore the male goat grew very great

• but when he became strong, the large horn was
  broken,
• and in place of it four notable ones came up
  toward the four winds of heaven.

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DANIEL 8
VISION OF RAM HE-GOAT
I. WHO ARE THEY (820-21)?
DAN. 2. DAN. 7 DAN. 8
Gold (Babylon) Lion (v. 4)
Silver (Medo-Persians) Bear (v. 5) RAM
(v. 1-4)
Brass (Greeks) Leopard (v. 6) HE-GOAT
(v. 5-8)
Iron Clay (Rome) Iron Teeth (v. 7-8)
II. THE RAM (81-4).
A. Begins in Shushan (Palace of Persian kings)
(82).
B. Two Horns, One Greater (Medo-PERSIANS) (83).

C. Comes from east (84).
III. THE HE-GOAT (85-8).
A. Swiftly From West (85).
B. Notable Horn, fury at Ram (Alexander the
Great) (85-7.
C. Horn broken into four (323 BC, 4 Generals)
(88).
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Only the True God

• Could give such visions, interpretations, and
  fulfillment
• Could such have been predicted by human wisdom
  alone?
• These things do not characterize other books,
  i.e., Book of Mormon Koran, etc