The final setting of the book of Daniel is a fast-paced narrative of events, with many details of the prophetic revelation. The Final Verse is crucial. "You, Daniel, go your way. I'm with you."

This prayer changes everything. 12 years after the vision of 2300 days, Daniel still doesn't understand what it meant. His prayer was heard, since the time he understood was about to expire.

In this setting, Daniel has a vision of two future forces that will transform the nations and persecute the people of God. The message identified previous powers and gave details on the longest prophecy ever given to men.

The Chapter 7 changes the whole setting of the book, goes from narratives to fully prophetic visions.

One of the last moments of Daniels life, Daniel is sent to the Lions den because of his faith. God protected him.

The seeting of the Belchazzar banquet when Daniel is called to solve the mistery writing of Judgement over Babylon and the King.

The setting of this chapter is Daniel's friend and the test of forced worship. Nabuchadnezzar have anotehr vision, this time concerning him.

The second chapter of Daniel tells the story of Daniel and the Dream of Nabuchdnezzar, and the revelation of the Future of the World.