Daniel 11:13

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이 구절의 의미

This verse predicts that the king of the north will come back with a larger army and more wealth than before, after some years have passed. It's part of Daniel's vision about future events.

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Imagine you're playing a game where one team (the king of the north) leaves but comes back later with even more players and better toys than they had before. This verse is like a clue that tells us what will happen in the story.

역사적 배경

Daniel, a wise man from Judah living in Babylon during the exile, wrote this prophecy around 530 BCE. It was directed at people who would face these future conflicts and needed hope and guidance.

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Today, we can apply this to situations where an old issue comes back stronger after some time has passed. Like when a past challenge returns but with new intensity, reminding us to stay prepared and resilient.

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prophecywarfareresiliencestrategic planninghope in adversityfuture expectations

관련 구절

Jeremiah 51:48Ezekiel 38:2-6Matthew 24:7Luke 21:9Revelation 17:12

자주 묻는 질문

Who is the king of the north mentioned in this verse?
The 'king of the north' refers to a powerful ruler from the northern regions, likely representing the Seleucid Empire that was a threat to Israel.
What does it mean by 'certain years'?
It suggests a significant period will pass before the king's return, indicating a delay and buildup of forces for future confrontation.
How can this verse help us in our daily lives?
This verse encourages us to stay vigilant about potential challenges that may arise unexpectedly after a peaceful period. It teaches readiness and resilience.
Are there any real historical examples matching Daniel's prophecy here?
Historical scholars often link the king of the north to Antiochus IV Epiphanes, who indeed returned with a stronger force following an initial conflict.
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