Biblical prophecy from the Book of Daniel accurately predicted world empires 2600 years ago. Nebuchadnezzar's dream revealed Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome and modern Europe. Evidence for supernatural intelligence and an intervening God through Daniel 2 prophecy explained. Science Conversations explores how this ancient prophecy proves divine foreknowledge.
Discover compelling evidence for an intervening God through one of history's most accurate prophecies. This Science Conversations episode examines Daniel's interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in 603 BC, which predicted the rise and fall of world empires with stunning accuracy. From Babylon to Persia, Greece to Rome, and the divided kingdoms of Europe, this biblical prophecy demonstrates supernatural intelligence guiding human history.
Learn how this ancient text accurately foretold the succession of world powers centuries before they occurred, and why attempts to reunite Europe by Charlemagne, Napoleon, and Hitler all failed - just as prophesied. Featuring discussion of historical evidence, archaeological records, and the implications for understanding divine intervention in human affairs.
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