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Studies in Daniel - Outline

OUTLINE

Daniel can be divided into two parts:

PART I: DANIEL THE INTERPRETER
A. The Test of Dainty (Ch.1)
B. The Vision & Interpretation: The Great Image Broken (Ch.2):
The Four Kingdoms:
Babylon (Golden Head): 606-538 BC
Medo-Persia (Silver Breast & Arms): 538-333 BC
Greece (Brass Belly & Thigh): 333-63 BC
Rome (Iron & Clay Legs): BC 63-AD?
C. The Test of Devotion: Shadrach, Meshech, & Abednego in Fire (Ch.3)
D. The Vision & Interpretation: The Great Tree Cut Down (Ch.4)
Nebuchadnezzar’s Pride brings him to the fields, perhaps zoanthrophy or lycanthropy
E. The Writing & Interpretation: MENE MENE TEKEL UPHARSIN (Ch.5)
Belshazzar and Babylon’s Fall (538BC)
F. The Test of Decree: Daniel in Lion’s Den (Ch.6)

PART II: DANIEL THE SEER
A. The Four Beasts: The Four Beasts-Four Kings (Ch.7)
B. The Ram, the Goat, and the Horn (Ch.8)
Medo-Persia, Alexander, Antiochus Epiphanes (Anti-Christ)
C. Daniel’s Prayer & the Revelation of the 70 Weeks (Explained below) (Ch.9)
D. Daniel’s 21 Day Fast & the Vision of an Angel (Ch.10)
E. The Angel Reveals the Events Soon to Come (Ch.11)
From Cambyses to Antiochus Epiphanes (BC 530-164=366 Years)
F. The Time of Great Trouble and the Sealing of the Prophecy for Latter Days (Ch.12)

DANIEL’S 70 WEEKS (DAN. 9:24-27)
Formula: 1 Week = 7 Years (Gen. 29:7)

“Going forth of the commandment” – March 14, 445 B.C. (Neh. 2:5)
“After 62 weeks shall Messiah be cut off.” – April 06, A.D. 32 (Mat. 21)
62+7 = 69 Weeks (Dan. 9:25) x 7 x 360 days = 173,880 days (Jewish Calendar)
March 14, 445 – April 06, 32 = 173,880 days (Our Calendar)
The Final Week (7 years of Tribulation) when the Anti-Christ will be revealed is the 70th week (Dan. 9:27).

© Domenic Marbaniang, 2010
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