Daniel 11:14
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“ओन दिनन बहोत स लोग दविखन क राजा क विरोध मँ होइ जाइहीं। कछू तोहार आपन लोग, जेनका जुद्ध प्रिय अहइ, दक्खिन क राजा क खिलाफ बगावत करिहीं। उ पचे जितिहीं तउ नाहीं किन्तु अइसा करत भए उ दर्सन क फुरइ सिध्द करिहीं।
What Does This Mean?
This verse talks about future times when many will stand against the king of the south, and some people from Daniel's own group will also rebel but ultimately fail. It's part of a larger prophecy about conflicts.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're playing a game where one person is in charge of your team. This verse says that there might be many others who don't like this leader and try to stop them, even some from their own side, but they won’t win the game.
Historical Background
Daniel wrote this prophecy around 530 BCE while he was a captive in Babylon. It's part of detailed prophecies about future conflicts, intended for his fellow Jews who were worried about their future under foreign rule.
Living It Out Today
In today’s world, this verse can remind us that when we face opposition or rebellion within our own groups, it's important to stay focused and trust in God’s plan rather than giving into fear or retaliation.
Topics
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are 'the robbers of thy people' in this verse?
'The robbers of thy people' refers to those from Daniel's own group who rebelled. They were likely Jews who, despite being part of the same community, betrayed and opposed their leaders.
How does this verse relate to other prophecies in Daniel?
This verse is part of a series of detailed prophecies predicting conflicts and rebellions. It connects with earlier chapters like Daniel 8 and 9 that describe similar themes of opposition against leaders.
What can we learn about rebellion from this verse?
The lesson here is that rebellion, even when it seems to have temporary success, ultimately fails. This teaches us the importance of loyalty and trust in leadership aligned with God's will.
How does this verse apply to Christians today?
It reminds believers to remain faithful during times of conflict or rebellion within their own communities. It encourages trusting in God’s plan despite opposition.