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remnants eventually became the various
nations of Europe, North Africa, and the...
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Learn More About the Bible
It’s easy to learn more about the Bible—
in the quietness of your home.
To request
your free home Bible study plan,
call (559) 347-3152:
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remnants eventually became the various
nations of Europe, North Africa, and the
Middle East that we know today.
The stone’s
destruction of the image represents the
destruction of these nations at the end of the
world, after which God will establish His own
eternal kingdom.
What’s so amazing
Now, here’s what’s so astonishing about
this prophecy.
Daniel wrote it sometime
around the year 600 b.
c.
He was acquainted
with Babylon since he lived there, and he
may have known of Medo-Persia at the time
he wrote this prophecy—although that power
didn’t overthrow Babylon until years later.
But
humanly speaking, there’s no way Daniel could
have predicted the rise and fall of Greece and
Rome or the breakup of the Roman Empire.
Yet every high school textbook on world history
testifies that Nebu
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