This introductory lesson will situate the historical setting for the book of Daniel and its relationship to the Book of Revelation. Watch, download or read this lesson: http://bibletalk.tv/daniel-revelation-1

1. Daniel/Revelation
for Beginners
1
Mike Mazzalongo

2. APOCALYPTIC
“An Uncovering”

3. Characteristics of A/L.
• Suffering & Persecution
• Intense & Emotional
• Symbolism
• Celestial Characters
• Cosmology

4. Revelation contains over 400
references from the O.T.

5. 1060 BC
Saul becomes king

6. 1020 BC
David becomes king

7. 980 BC
Solomon becomes
king

8. 940 BC
Divided Kingdom

9. 722 BC
Assyrians destroy
Northern Kingdom

10. 606 BC
Babylonians conquer
Jerusalem

11. 586 BC
Babylonians destroy
Jerusalem

12. 539 BC
Medes conquer
Babylonians

13. 532 BC
Medes share power
with Persians

14. 400 BC
City, temple, wall
rebuilt

15. 331 BC
Greeks conquer
Persians

16. 146 BC
Romans conquer
Greeks

17. Significance of Daniel
1.Daniel’s prophecies fulfilled in
N.T. age and seen in Revelation

18. Significance of Daniel
1. Daniel’s prophecies fulfilled in N.T. age and seen
in Revelation
2. Revelation’s images and
symbols appear in Daniel

19. Summary
Daniel wrote the Book of Daniel
- 606 – 534 BC
- 2 Languages
(Aramaic/Hebrew)

20. Daniel in 3 Sections
1. Intro – Chapter 1
2. History – Chapter 2-6
3. Prophecy – Chapter 7-12