Daniel 12:1

French Perret-Gentil et Rilliet 1847

Et dans ce temps-là Michel, le grand prince, qui tient le parti des fils de ton peuple, se lèvera, et il y aura un temps d'angoisse, tel qu'il n'y en a pas eu depuis l'existence d'un peuple jusqu'à cette époque-là; mais dans le même temps ton peuple sera délivré, tous ceux qui sont inscrits dans le livre [de la vie].

Que signifie ce verset ?

Daniel 12:1 talks about a future time when Michael, an important angel, will defend God's people during a very difficult period. This trouble is described as the worst in history, but at this time, those who are faithful and written down will be saved.

Expliqué aux enfants

Imagine you're playing a game where it gets really hard for everyone, almost too tough to keep going. But there’s a big helper named Michael who comes to protect his friends. And just like in video games when players have special protection, God's people will be safe if their names are on the 'good player list'.

Contexte historique

This verse is part of the book of Daniel, written by the prophet Daniel around 600-500 BCE during his exile. The audience was primarily Jewish exiles in Babylon who needed reassurance and hope for the future. This context reflects a time when they faced significant challenges and uncertainty.

Application pour aujourd'hui

In today's world, this verse can remind us to stay faithful during tough times. Imagine facing a big challenge at work or school; keeping our faith strong ensures we will be supported and eventually delivered from difficulty.

Thèmes

• salvation
• faithfulness
• trials and tribulations
• hope
• angelology
• end times

Versets liés

• Matthew 24:21
• Revelation 3:5
• Exodus 32:32-33
• Jeremiah 32:17
• Luke 10:19

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Questions fréquentes

Who is Michael mentioned in the verse?

Michael, often seen as an archangel, is a prominent figure in Christian theology who protects God’s people. He represents divine intervention during critical moments.

What does it mean to be 'written in the book'?

Being written in the book refers to those whose names are recorded by God as faithful followers, indicating they will receive salvation and protection.

How severe is the trouble mentioned in Daniel 12:1?

The verse describes this trouble as unprecedented, suggesting a time of extreme hardship that surpasses any difficulty experienced before.

What can we learn about faithfulness from this verse?

Daniel 12:1 teaches us to remain steadfast in our beliefs during difficult times because God will ultimately deliver those who are faithful and recorded as His own.