Daniel 7:1

"Daniel."

Key Reflection

In Daniel 7:1, the mention of "Daniel" at the beginning sets the stage for a vision he receives about beasts and the Son of Man, symbolizing divine judgment and the establishment of God's kingdom. This introductory reference highlights Daniel’s role as a faithful servant who experiences profound revelations from God.

From the Scholars: Barnes' Notes

In the first year of Belshazzar king of Babylon -On the character and reign of Belshazzar, see Introduction toDaniel 5:0Section II. He was the last of the kings of Babylon, and this fact may cast some light on the disclosures made in the dream. Daniel had a dream -Margin, as in Hebrew, saw. He saw a series of events in vision when he was asleep. The dream refers to that representation, and was of such a nature that it was proper to speak of it as if he saw it. Compare the notes atDaniel 2:1. And visions of his head upon his bed -See the notes atDaniel 4:5. Then he wrote the dream -He made a record of it at the time.

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