Daniel 12
Darby Translation · 13 verses
Darby's Synopsis
Daniel 12 gives us more of Israel's own history. In the midst of all these events Michael, the archangel, stands up in behalf of the people of Daniel. There is a time of trouble, such as never has been nor will be. Nevertheless the people shall be delivered, that is to say, those who are written in the book (the remnant belonging to God). Jeremiah has already spoken to us of this period, and of the deliverance (Jer. 30:7).
Study resources for this chapter
Commentary and exposition
- “At the End of the Days”PDF, 3 pages
W. T. Turpin, “Helps in Things Concerning Himself” — Vol. 2,
- Daniel 12PDF, 8 pages
William Kelly, W. Kelly's Writings on Prophecy; edition courtesy of Present Truth Publishers
Bible studies
- Daniel 12:3–13 — The Wise Shall Shine as StarsPDF, 5 pages
Assembly ministry · Daniel 12:3–13; Matthew 24; Revelation 11; Zechariah 12; Leviticus 23
- Jacob's Trouble, the Sealed Book, and the Numbered DaysPDF, 7 pages
Assembly ministry, August 1, 2013
- Sealed, Purified, and Promised a LotPDF, 8 pages
Assembly ministry, August 7, 2013
- The Stars, the River, and the Time of the EndPDF, 6 pages
Assembly ministry, March 7, 2024
Text: J. N. Darby, The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation from the Original Languages, public domain. Emphasized words are Darby's own. Provenance on the sources page.