Life & Times of Daniel
Classes
Class 1: Young prince in Exile
The class explores Daniel's early life as a young prince exiled to Babylon, focusing on his integrity and faith despite the pressures of a foreign and pagan culture. It highlights Daniel's role as a model of trust in God and his ability to maintain his principles in a challenging environment.
Class 2: Daniel: a man of prayer
The class focuses on Daniel as a man of prayer, emphasizing his faith and trust in God despite his challenging circumstances. It explores Daniel's prayers and the burdens he carried for his nation, highlighting the importance of prayer in enduring difficulties and understanding prophecy.
Class 3: Daniel & Nebuchadnezzar
The class discusses Daniel chapter 2, focusing on Nebuchadnezzar's dream and its prophetic significance. It outlines the historical and symbolic interpretation of the dream, emphasizing the future kingdoms represented by metals and their eventual destruction.
Class 4: Empires in Collission
The class explores the historical and prophetic significance of the empires described in the book of Daniel, focusing on the development of the kingdom of men from Nimrod's rebellion to the Roman Empire. It also touches on the Christadelphian movement's interpretation of these prophecies and their relevance to the end times.
Class 5: The Kings of the North & South
The class discusses the historical and prophetic context of the kings of the north and south, focusing on the Seleucid and Ptolemaic empires and their conflicts over Jerusalem. It explores Daniel's prophecies about these empires and their impact on Israel, linking them to future events involving Russia and the Middle East.
Class 6: The Little Horn Power & the Time of the End
The class discusses the prophecy of the Little Horn Power in Daniel, emphasizing the importance of contextual Bible study. It explores the development of this power from the Roman and Greek empires, linking it to the end times and the persecution of God's people.