Daniel 12:13

Ayamar Bible (Qullan Arunaca)

Ucampisa juma, Daniel, tucuyäwima tokeru sarascaquim, ucatsti samart'araquim, khepa urunacanwa sartasjjaraquïta, cunatejj wact'cätam uca catokañamataqui’ sasa.

What Does This Mean?

Daniel is told by an angel to continue his life until the end because he will rest and receive his reward when all things are fulfilled. The speaker is likely an angel, giving Daniel a message of hope for the future.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're playing a game where you have to wait until the last minute before you can open your prize. This verse tells Daniel that he should keep going in life, and when it's time, he'll get his special reward just like opening that prize at the end of the game.

Historical Background

Daniel wrote this text during the Babylonian exile around 530 BCE. It was a message from an angel to him, addressing a community facing significant political upheavals and hoping for divine intervention and rest.

Living It Out Today

A modern scenario could be someone who has been working hard towards a goal like finishing school or starting a business. This verse reminds them that while they may have to keep going through tough times, there will eventually come a time of reward and peace once their efforts are completed.

Topics

• reward
• hope
• perseverance
• end times
• restoration
• promise

Related Verses

• Matthew 24:13
• Revelation 14:13
• Psalms 37:9
• John 5:28-29
• Hebrews 4:9

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Daniel speaking to in this verse?

The speaker in Daniel 12:13 is likely an angel, as angels often provide messages and prophecies to prophets like Daniel.

What does it mean to 'stand in your lot' at the end of days?

To stand in one's lot means to receive what has been promised or prepared for you. It signifies receiving a reward or a rightful place after enduring faithfully until the end.

How does this verse relate to modern life?

This verse encourages perseverance and trust that God will fulfill His promises in due time, reminding us not to give up on our hopes and faith during challenging times.

What can we learn about hope from Daniel 12:13?

Daniel 12:13 teaches us to hold onto hope that God's promises will be fulfilled, providing comfort and motivation in the midst of difficult circumstances.