Daniel Chapter Summaries Quiz

The first beast in Daniel's vision, described as a lion with eagle's wings.

The four winds of heaven were churning the great sea.

The Ancient of Days, described as having white clothing and hair like wool, sat on a fiery throne.

The Son of Man is given everlasting dominion and a kingdom that will never be destroyed.

The saints of the Most High will inherit the kingdom and possess it for eternity.

The fourth beast, terrifying and mighty, had large iron teeth and crushed its victims.

A little horn rose from the ten horns of the fourth beast, speaking boastfully and uprooting three horns.

The ram, representing the kings of Media and Persia, had two horns with one being longer than the other.

The goat, representing the king of Greece, attacked the ram shattering its horns.

The goat's large horn was broken off, replaced by four smaller horns.

The little horn from the goat grew and reached the host of heaven, causing desolation.

The little horn will abolish the daily sacrifices and desecrate the place of God's sanctuary.

Gabriel, the messenger from God, interpreted the vision of the ram and the goat for Daniel.

The vision of the evenings and mornings is a prophecy about the time of the end.

Daniel prayed to God with fasting, sackcloth, and ashes, acknowledging the sins of Israel and asking for forgiveness.

The seventy 'sevens' prophecy predicts the time of the coming of the Anointed One and the end of sin.

The Anointed One will be put to death after 69 weeks (sevens) in the seventy 'sevens' prophecy

The King of the North will invade many countries, sweeping through like a flood and seizing many strongholds.

The King of the South will prepare for war against the King of the North but will ultimately fail.

The King of the North will profane the temple fortress, setting up the abomination that causes desolation.

Those who know their God will firmly resist the oppressors and stand against their wickedness.

The King of the North will exalt himself above all gods, speaking against the God of gods.

The King of the North will come to his end with no one to help him, marking his downfall.

The man in linen, described as having a body like topaz and eyes like flaming torches, came to Daniel to reveal God's plans for the future.

Daniel's prayer was heard from the first day he set his mind to understanding and humbling himself before God.

The heavenly messenger, who was delayed by the prince of Persia, came to help Daniel understand God's plans.