Daniel Describes Significant Events of the Six Years of Returning (Darius) Daniel 11:1  -  12:13. “Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand.”    Daniel 12:10.
Daniel 11-12 holds keys to our understanding of what is occurring in the world from the spring of 2005 through the spring of 2012, yet almost no one discerns the revelation because of false beliefs which are now cherished (Christianity and the second advent, among others) and because of the manner in which these verses have been mistranslated into modern languages.         Further, because Yehuveh’s ancient time-keeping system has been replaced with the Gregorian Calendar by that power which thought “to change times and laws,” portions of this chapter defy sensible explanation. Daniel 7:25.         In addition to these mechanical challenges, Yehuveh Himself set a boundary. Daniel was specifically told to “shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.” Until we reached Yehuveh’s established boundary, no one could understand these visions, which means not a single past commentary on these prophecies has any value to us. Daniel 12:4.         Recognizing these challenges, we must earnestly pray to find ways to (1) know what is true from the Scriptures alone, (2) access un-translated Hebrew to learn the original message, (3) return to the correct time-keeping system, and (4) determine when “the time of the end” comes, that permits this book to be opened. All four aspects of restoring this revelation are now available. How Can We Know for Sure?         First and foremost, how can we know for certain when “the time of the end” comes?         There need be no guesswork in this determination. Scripture clearly presents a delineation of the events of the end, giving us specific years and dates anchored by singular astronomical events. We can know exactly when Daniel 11-12 is opened and to what events it applies.         The traditional approach—that Daniel 11-12 describes events in the time Alexander the Great and the ancient Grecian kingdom—leads to errant conclusions and totally renders the information irrelevant to our present needs. To thus bury this information, a revelation of such immediate and immense importance to us at this time, is to leave us unprepared as the described events unfold.         Have we the courage to take another, deeper look? We can be among the wise who “shall understand,” among the many who “shall be purified, and made white, and tried,” if we so choose. Daniel 12:10, 4.  Gael Bataman Originally Written:               1 November 2007 Latest Update:                      8 October 2011   Return to Zadok Home Page        Continue . . .         Go to Daniel 11 Text        Go to Daniel 12 Text        Go to Years of Returning (Darius)     Go to Noah’s Year of Deliverance       Go to Section 8: Anointed   Go to Zechariah Intro       Go to Ezekiel Intro         Go to Revelation Intro        Go to Section 5: Time     Go to Summary: Daniel 11:1-12:13                         Go to Daniel 11:1-5        Go to Daniel 11:6-10       Go to Daniel 11:11-15      Go to Daniel 11:16-20      Go to Daniel 11:21-25    Go to Daniel 11:26-30        Go to Daniel 11:31-35      Go to Daniel 11:36-40      Go to Daniel 11:41-45        Go to Daniel 12:1-5         Go to Daniel 12:6-10        Go to Daniel 12:11-13