Since so many other great works already exist on this, these passages are only summarized below, but the reader is encouraged to check out the literal fulfillment of these passages as recorded by these references and others. On this broadcast he gave a verse by verse comparison with the historical account with this section. Hocking had a particularly detailed presentation which is available on his site in his archived broadcasts, on 18 and 19 January 2000. Walvoord (none of whom were asked to endorse this site). To actually map the historical record over these verses, or read or hear the account that others have studied, is truly remarkable. These passages of Daniel are exciting to compare against the historical record. Though names are not given in these series of prophecies but rather events are specified, it is clear from the historical record that these names and places exactly fulfill the prophecies written by Daniel. For example, in the row describing Daniel 11:6, Ptolemy II Philadelphus gave his daughter Bernice for marriage to Antiochus II Theos to form an alliance with him. The arrows reflect the influence of one person upon another. This is also reflected in the following table, where the kings are named for each kingdom, and their interaction in the verse is cited to the left in each row. Daniel 11:4-35 gives a prophetic list of events focusing mostly on two kingdoms the northern kingdom under the rule of the Seleucid rulers, and the southern kingdom under the rule of the Ptolemaic rulers. The following table is the similar format as the one above, with the verse referenced to the left, and the remaining part of the table divided into four columns for each kingdom. Those rulers are in light blue boxes.ĭuring the next two centuries following the death of Alexander the Great, his kingdom was split into four warring fractions. At the bottom of this graphic is the reference to the transition from the Persian empire to the Grecian empire. Other information is included further to the right, including the dates that king ruled, and any relevant notes as regards to what has been revealed in the book of Daniel. Each Persian ruler is in a light green box. The horizontal triangle points to the name of the Persian ruler who fulfilled that verse. To the left side in the graphic is the verse in Daniel 11:1-45 that is referenced. The first of these timelines summarizes the rulers of the Persian empire. The following series of graphical timelines are intended to present a total view of all the prophesies has they have been revealed to Daniel in Daniel 11:1-45.
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