Bo Noonan teaches through Daniel 7 and 8. Here we find the beginning of a large section of what is called "apocalyptic literature", which talks about things that will happen in the future in a way that uses lots of imagery. How we read and interpret this type of scripture is incredibly important. We need to remember that scripture is not meant to lead to confusion and fear, but faith in God's sovereignty. It's also helpful to remember that it was written to particular people at a particular time, so we need to try to read it with the same perspective that it's original hearers would have heard it. Buckle up as we try to bring clarity to what can be a confusing section of scripture and build faith in Jesus, his authority, and his ultimate victory over sin and death!
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Daniel 7-8
February 18, 2024 • Bo Noonan • Daniel 7, Daniel 8, 2 Thessalonians 2:3–8, 1 John 2:18, Mark 14:61–62
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