What if we told you that world history was told completely in advance all in two chapters in the book of Daniel?

Stay tuned for the next episode of Prophecy Prose podcast. Well, today we're talking about history being told in advanced.

We just passed a Super Bowl.

What if thousands of years ago somebody accurately predicted every detail of this Super Bowl,

how it was going to play out, and what the final score was going to be.

That would be pretty impressive.

Well, today we're talking about, we're continuing our study in the book of Daniel,

and we're talking about Daniel chapter two and Daniel chapter seven, two visions in the book

of Daniel that really tell world history told thousands of years in advance,

or in some cases hundreds of years in advance, because it extends from the time of Daniel

all the way to the end times. But much of these prophecies were fulfilled exactly in history

as they were foretold. So we're going to tackle those today. So, Jeff, what do you think about

Daniel chapter two? There's some wild stuff in there. It really is. And, you know, Daniel's been called

the Revelation of the Old Testament. And it's really cool to talk because when you read Revelation,

it's almost like, you know, you've got to put your finger in Revelation, hold that thought there

and go back to Daniel because Daniel really does shed so much light on it.

Think about it like this.

You know, when you watch a movie, this way movies are made today.

You'll be watching a scene.

All of a sudden, they'll switch to another scene with another character, but it plays into the overall narrative and the storyline and even to the character development that you were previously watching.

Well, God is the master of storyteller. He's the most incredible writer of all time.

And he put in Daniel some of these prophecies that really do help shed light, not just for our benefit, but even for Daniel.

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