John saw Christ in post-reserection glory.

Daniel saw Christ in pre-incarnation glory.

Jesus Christ was not created when he was born he existed eternally. Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson.

Here's a question for you as we get started. Why should Israel's future concern you?

Well, simply put, Israel is ground zero for the greatest events the world will ever know,

events that concern each one of us.

That's John MacArthur's focus today as he continues. that's

focus today as he continues his study titled The Future of Israel.

Stay here for more of this compelling study.

Last week, John focused on the ninth chapter of Daniel and examined, among other things,

the well-known prophecy about 70 weeks.

John will review Chapter 9 briefly in today's message and that will set the context for

what's ahead in his study. So follow along now here is John MacArthur.

Now in this book of Daniel there are four great prophetic revelations. This is the last of them.

And it stretches from chapter 10 through chapter 11 and chapter 12. This final great vision fills up and finishes the book. Chapter 10

introduces the vision. Chapter 11 gives the prophecy and Chapter 12 adds an epilogue. So we've

come now to the end of the things to come that are given to the Prophet Daniel. Now the prophecy that we'll be dealing

with in chapters 10 through 12 sweeps over the same period of time as the prophecy did in chapter 8. It stretches from Daniel's day

until the Great Tribulation and the Return of Christ. It stretches throughout all of the remainder of human history

until Christ comes again. However, the prophecy in chapters 10, 11 and 12 gives greater detail about the tribulation than any other

prophecy. In the previous chapter, chapter 9 of the book of Daniel, Daniel was reading in Jeremiah.

And Daniel was very much aware that

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