Daniel, 11
34. And when they fall, they will receive little help; but many will join them in deceit.
34. And when they fall, they will receive little help; but many will join them in deceit.
Daniel 11 is a prophetic chapter that describes a series of future historical events, including wars and conflicts between nations. These events are presented as a vision given to Daniel, and many Bible scholars have debated over the centuries the exact meaning of each event and character mentioned. Here are five verses related to the topics covered in Daniel 11:
Isaiah 41:21-23: "Present your evidence, says the Lord, bring your arguments, says the King of Jacob. May you present your witnesses to prove that they are right, that you may hear and say, 'Truth!' . This verse relates to the vision of Daniel 11, which presents a series of future events that will be held and proven in the future.
Matthew 24:6-8: "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but be not afraid. It is necessary that such things happen, but it is not yet the end. and earthquakes in various places. " This verse relates to the description of conflicts and wars in Daniel 11, which include battles between kingdoms and nations.
Revelation 12:7: "Then there was a battle in heaven. Michael and his angels fought the dragon, and the dragon and his angels fought back." This verse relates to the description of conflicts and battles between divine and demonic characters in Daniel 11.
Ezekiel 38:8-9: "After many days you will be summoned to battle. In recent years you will invade a country that recovered from the war, whose people have been gathered from many nations in the mountains of Israel, which were long deserted . They were brought back from exile, and now they live safely. " This verse relates to the description of future conflicts in Daniel 11, including battles between nations and peoples.
1 John 2:18: "Little children, this is the last hour; and as they heard that Antichrist is coming, once many antichrists have come. So we know it's the last hour." This verse relates to the description of anti -Christian characters and antichrists in Daniel 11.
“Os corações fortes e generosos não se lamentam, a não ser por grandes motivos e,ainda assim,não permitem que tais motivos penetrem fundo no seu íntimo.(P.e Pio) São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina