BibleThinker The Most Prophetic Passage of the Bible: Evidence for the Bible pt5
May 23, 2016
Dive into the prophetic intricacies of Daniel 11, showcasing detailed forecasts of historical events. The discussion connects the rise of figures like Xerxes and Alexander the Great to biblical narratives, illustrating accurate prophecy at play. Explore the tumultuous reign of Antiochus IV and the cultural oppression faced by the Jewish people. Discover the resilience of faith amid trials, as historical events like the Maccabean revolt reinforce the enduring hope for divine justice and the truth of Scripture.
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Berenice's Marriage Treaty Betrayed
- Winger narrates Ptolemaic marriage politics where Berenice married Antiochus II, only to be discarded and murdered after her father's death.
- He ties this to Daniel 11.6, showing the treaty's failure and the resulting treachery confirmed by extra-biblical sources.
Ptolemy III's Revenge Matches Daniel
- Daniel foretells Ptolemy III avenging his sister by invading Syria, carrying off gods and spoils, and reigning longer than his northern counterpart.
- These precise chronological and military details align with historical records.
Raphia And Jewish Alliances Foreseen
- Daniel 11 predicts the Battle of Raphia where Ptolemy IV defeated Antiochus III using war elephants and large armies.
- The prophecy also forecasts later alliances and Jews partnering with Antiochus, recorded by Josephus.