979 - Les Feldick Bible Study - Lesson 2 Part 3 Book 82 - The Last Message to Daniel - 3

https://lesfeldickbiblestudy.com Through the Bible with Les Feldick LESSON 2 * PART 3 * BOOK 82 THE LAST MESSAGE TO DANIEL - 3 Daniel 11:32 - 12:13 Okay, good to have you all back again after another break. We’ll pick right up where we left off after the last half hour. For those of you out in television, Iris wants me to let you know that we still have the one and only book we’ve ever published. We advertise them at $11.00. We still haven’t changed, and we’ve sold thousands of them. A lot of people use them like a tract. You’d be amazed how many people buy and just hand them out like a tract. They’ve been a good vehicle. Okay, thanks, Herb. All right, for those of you joining us on television, again, we’re just a simple Bible study. Most of the time we go verse-by-verse. Somebody asked me one time, how can you get by without using notes? And I said, “All I do is read. Who needs notes to read?” So anyway, that’s the basis of our teaching. We just simply take it verse-by-verse, and then look at some cross references, as well. All right, we’ll pick right up where we left off, Daniel chapter 12 and verse 5. I’ve been sitting here waiting and debating in my own mind whether I should come back and do a little more in verse 4, but I think I’ll let it go for now. Daniel 12:5-6 “Then I Daniel looked, and, behold, there stood other two, the one on this side of the bank of the river, and the other on that side of the bank of the river. 6. And one said to the man clothed in linen, who was upon the waters of the river, How long shall it be to the end of these wonders?” Now, whenever you read things like this, especially in the Old Testament, and I’ve been sharing this with people more and more lately. We have to understand that when God was dealing with Israel, the supernatural was commonplace. Always remember that when we read these things. The scoffer says—who would ever dream of anything like that? No, not today, because we’re not programmed for the supernatural. We’re not supposed to be. But Israel was. All you have to do is go to the very beginning of Israel’s existence. Joseph was already having his dreams that were supernatural in content. Coming out of Egypt—a total miraculous removal of several million people with their little ones and their livestock, out of an enemy environment, across the horrors of the Sinai Peninsula. And, yeah, I feel Mount Sinai was over in Arabia. And then the miracle, I think we mentioned it in our last taping. There was probably not a greater miracle in all of Scripture, other than the things pertaining to Christ Himself, than the opening of the Red Sea. I mean, what a fabulous miracle that was: how these several million Israelites and all their livestock are standing on the shores of the Red Sea in a dilemma. What are we going to do? And what did God say? Find driftwood? Build boats? He said “Stand still.” And God opened the Red Sea. Now, that had to be over a period of miles for that many Jews to go across on dry land. Yet the timing was so perfect that all the hosts of the Egyptian army coming upon their rear, now—then the timing—that God opened the Red Sea and the Israelites could go through. And by the time the last Israelite is going out on the east side of the Red Sea, the Egyptians are coming in from the west. And when the last Egyptian is inside the shores of the Red Sea, here comes the water again. And God got every one of them. You know, when I was a kid I used to hunt. And you know, my buddy and I, if we saw three or four ducks or something, we liked to get all of them. Well, God did. He got every one of them including the king. What a miracle! What a miracle! Well, all through Israel’s history, you see, it’s miracle after miracle after miracle—even coming all the way up to the angelic announcement to Mary. Did Mary pass out with fear when all of a sudden an angel was standing there speaking to her? Of course not. That isn’t all that unusual. And then you come in even to the Book of Acts. Peter’s in prison. Well, who comes and opens the door? An angel. Well, you see, that’s the supernatural that we’re not accustomed to today. All right, so now the same way here. When we speak of two personalities standing on the river and speaking on the river, don’t be surprised. It’s a supernatural thing. And the same way as soon as the miracle of the Rapture has taken place. Even the beginning of the Tribulation cannot happen without the supernatural power of God bringing Israel and the Arab world together in a treaty. It could not happen today. I don’t care how many great men would try it. It’ll never happen until it’s time for the anti-Christ to come. So, always remember this: that in Israel’s dealing with God, the supernatural is commonplace. All right, look at the verse again. #LesFeldick #BibleStudy #Bible