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the Book of Daniel – Chapter 11:40-12:13, Episode 12

The Time of the End: Antichrist, Resurrection, and Eternal Hope As Daniel’s final vision unfolds, the focus shifts decisively to the time of the end—conflict, tribulation, and the mysterious figure often associated with the Antichrist. Drawing on insights from Fr. Arminjon, we explore the spiritual and theological implications of these closing prophecies. Chapter 12 then … Continued

the Book of Daniel – Chapter 10-11, Episode 11

Wars, Angels, and the Coming Desolation: From Antiochus to Antichrist In this sweeping study of Daniel 10–11, we move rapidly through a dense tapestry of prophecy—angelic revelation, geopolitical conflict, and the turbulent wars between the Kings of the North and South. The narrative builds toward Antiochus IV and the desecration of the Temple, a pivotal … Continued

the Book of Daniel – Chapter 9:20-27, Episode 10

The Seventy Weeks: Prophecy, Messiah, and the Mystery of the End Daniel 9:20–27 contains one of the most profound and debated prophecies in all of Scripture—the vision of the Seventy Weeks. As Gabriel speaks to Daniel, we explore layered fulfillments: the crisis under Antiochus IV and the Maccabean era, the coming of Jesus Christ as … Continued

the Book of Daniel – Chapter 8:15-9:19, Episode 9

Daniel, Jesus, and the End of the Age: Prophecy Fulfilled and Misunderstood In this pivotal episode, we begin fitting together one of the great puzzles of biblical Christianity: how the prophecies of Daniel align with the words of Jesus about the end times and His Second Coming. We examine key apocalyptic themes, explore how Christ … Continued

the Book of Daniel – Chapter 7-8, Episode 8

Beasts, Horns, and Empires: From Rome to Antiochus to Revelation As the angel interprets Daniel’s vision of the four beasts, we examine the traditional understanding of the fourth kingdom as Rome, along with the symbolism of the ten horns and the rising “little horn.” Daniel’s next vision—the ram and the goat—introduces Antiochus Epiphanes, a pivotal … Continued