#daniel 11

Reading about the second seal gives more context to the first seal, the first horse, and the first rider. If they are part of a set, then how does the first rider fit in? #Revelation6 #SecondHorseman #SecondSeal

A Fiery Red Horse Then, when He opened the second seal, I heard the second living creature saying, “Go, you!” And another horse, flame-colored, went out, and to the one sitting upon it was given to him to violently remove peace out of the world and in order that they would kill one another, then a great sword was given to him. Revelation 6:3-4 Reading about the second seal gives more context…

Monday, 5/18/26

SCRIPTURE:

The king will use deceit to win followers from those who are unfaithful to God, but those who remain faithful will do everything possible to oppose him. ~ Daniel 11:32

OBSERVATION:

The king in this instance - to me at least - refers to the enemy...

...who uses "...deceit to win followers from those who are unfaithful to God..."

Remaining faithful means doing everything possible...

...but still realizing as a sinful human I'm not 100% as faithful as I want to be...

...as I can be...

Thankfully - Jesus!

...He is everything I need to oppose the enemy...

APPLICATION:

Do everything possible to oppose the enemy...

...i.e.

- rely on Jesus...

- be observant...

- be obedient...

- be confessional...

- be repentant... 

PRAYER:

Father God Almighty - I have been proven unfaithful in my disobedience, in my following my distractions, and in acting on my selfish willfulness, and I ask Your forgiveness for that I have done and have left undone, said and left unsaid... May I not fall into those same patterns, but instead seek Your face and grace in whatever presents itself today, turning to You and Your Son for strength and wisdom in denying the enemy any chance to keep me from showing and sharing Your glory and offering You the praise only You deserve - in Jesus's Name, and for Your worshipful honor...

Yours - in Him, through Him, and for Him...

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Tomorrow wraps Daniel... continue into Hosea on Wednesday? or...?

Thru the Bible in a Year The closing chapters of Daniel (11 and 12) bring us to the end of one of the most detailed visions in all of Scripture. What began in chapter 10 continues here as Daniel is given a sweeping preview of world events—stretching from the days of Persia and Greece all the way to the final triumph of God’s Kingdom. It is history written in advance, prophecy that reminds us of…