Political Animals

November 1, 2020 / Daniel 7: Daniel 2; Romans 5:9; Philippians 2:9-11; 2 Peter 3:9; James 4:7

First, apocalyptic literature addresses believers in their time of

Second, apocalyptic literature provides a competing view of

Third, apocalyptic literature takes us beyond the limit of our

Fourth, apocalyptic literature the afflicted and the comfortable

Finally, apocalyptic literature is given to help us to live godly and holy

Questions To Consider

Read Daniel 7:1-8

What is it about apocalyptic literature or end times that frightens you? Why?
What is it about apocalyptic literature or end times that intrigues or excites you? Why?
What has already been fulfilled in these verses? What has yet to be fulfilled?

Read Daniel 7:9-14

Describe the Ancient of Days. Who is he?
Describe the horn? Who is he?
Describe “One Like a Son of Man”. Who is he?
What is God saying to us about the future?

Read Daniel 7:15-28

How is Daniel affected by this vision? Can you relate?
How does Daniel 2 help us understand Daniel’s vision here?
What additional information do we learn about future events from this passage?
What truths or principles from this vision might assist us in following Christ?

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