Amen and amen. Good evening. Welcome. You can be seated. Glad you're here tonight.

Those of you online, we're glad that you're joining with us as well. Sunday I put out a prayer plea for Johnny Beginski, who is riddled with tumors in his body and brain. Keep him in prayer, please, along with his

brother, Xavier, who's part of our church, Ohana, and especially their mom, Michelle.

Johnny, Xavier, and Michelle. Please pray for specifically a miraculous healing for Johnny.

All right. Daniel chapter 11 tonight. I'm not going to, I have no words.

This is a tough chapter.

I knew I was in trouble.

I mean, I already knew this going into this, but it doesn't help when you hear your fellow pastor friends say, man, I remember when I taught

Daniel chapter 11, that was one of the hardest chapters I ever taught in the entire Bible.

I'm like, wow, thank you so much, You know, that just, wow. But it is, actually.

So it is considered by many to be the most specific and accurate record of Bible history and by extension prophecy in the entirety of the Bible.

It's believed that there are no less than 150 very specific prophecies in this chapter.

And this is why it is that I chose the title slash takeaway.

You understand why I say it that way, right?

The title is the main takeaway.

They're synonymous in terms.

Prophecy is history in advance.

So that's what we're going to talk about and take away from this chapter,

but maybe more importantly, why that's important.

Now, what is important to understand as we go through this is that Daniel received this

prophetic revelation and with it the interpretation literally hundreds of years prior to their precise fulfillment.

In fact, so precise are the fulfillment of the prophecies in this chapter.

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