Daniel 10:14 Meaning and Explanation
“Now I am come to make thee understand what shall befall thy people in the latter days: for yet the vision is for many days.”
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Read Full Chapter →The messenger has come to help Daniel understand what will happen to his people in the latter days.
What Does Daniel 10:14 Mean?
The messenger states his purpose plainly: he has come to make Daniel understand what will befall his people in the latter days, for the vision reaches across many days yet to come. The conflict that delayed him serves a revelation about the long future of Israel.
God cares about what lies ahead for His people, and He does not leave them wholly in the dark. The latter days are held in His hand, and He chooses to make some of it known to a praying servant. This forward gaze ultimately bends toward the day of redemption, when every promise to God's people finds its yes in the coming of the Anointed One. The future belongs to the Lord.
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What does Daniel 10:14 mean?
The messenger has come to help Daniel understand what will happen to his people in the latter days.