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“And now I will tell you the truth: Behold, three more kings will arise in Persia, and the fourth shall be far richer than them all; by his strength, through his riches, he shall stir up all against the realm of Greece. Then a mighty king shall arise, who shall rule with great dominion, and do...

Dude, seriously. You need to actually research this.

Yea, and then it mentions Greece. You have to read this with Daniel 8 in mind. The goat is Greece.

The little horn is a king who came from the Seleucid empire. His name is Antiochus Epiphenes. Ever seen the word “Antioch” in the New Testament? That city is named after the Greek kings with the name Antiochus (a number of them had that name). Antiochus Epiphenes is the villain of the Hanukkah...

God was talking to Daniel. Daniel lived during Cyrus. God was telling him that there would be a number of Persian kings before the Greek empire took over. And if you’d just look into the history of Alexander the Great, then Daniel 8 will make a lot more sense.

Look into it yourself. I’m not Encyclopedia Brittanica. That’s what happened. And is fulfilled in 1 Maccabees chapter 1.

You asked me to explain it. Then you accuse me of lying? Problem is, you need to research it yourself. If you research it yourself then you wouldn’t be asking stupid questions like you just did. Yes, Alexander’s generals became kings after he died. Do some research. Learn some history. Plenty...

Those are Persian kings in that passage. They’re not Greek kings. Don’t confuse them with the four horns. When Daniel 8 talks about the 4 horns, it’s talking about Greek kings. The prominent horn is Alexander the Great. You got that right. He defeated the Persians. Then the horn is broken off...

Wait, hold on. Who defeated the Medes and the Persians?

In order to understand the prophecy, you have to know history. If you don’t know history, it won’t make sense. So let me see if you know history first. Do you know who conquered the Medes and the Persians? It was a great king of the past. Very well known. Can you name him? I’ll give you a...

You really haven’t studied this at all, have you?

I can explain it. Can you? Can you explain what Daniel 8 is talking about? Who’s the goat? Who’s the prominent horn between its eyes? What does it mean when the horn is broken off? What does it mean when the 4 other horns grow up in its place? What is the “little horn” that it mentions...

If you don’t think Daniel 8 and 11 prophesy about the events in Maccabees, then you don’t understand these chapters.

Deflecting? I was just answering your question. When people use venom from unclean animals, then maybe you have a good point. Maybe some pharmaceutical stuff is sorcery. But there’s good plants and clean animals like fish that have healing properties, and I don’t think that’s witchcraft.

Captipril. You’d be surprised if you look into some of the drugs they use.

Are doctors all witches and sorcerers for prescribing drugs? I mean, honestly, I don’t agree with the whole pharmaceutical industry. And I especially think it’s pretty sickening when they use snake venom to make certain drugs. But are they ALL sorcerers? If someone seeks natural and wholesome...

Sorcerers were also called healers

Wow. So veterinarians practicing medicine are witches now. Thanks for proving my point.

Uh, yea, they’re clearing up cataracts in dogs, and currently seeking FDA approval for human trials. Cutting edge medicine today confirms what Tobit said more than 2,500 years ago. How come you haven’t answered the question? Are they witches? And yes, sharks have been found in he Tigris. Look...

Look up Lanomax. Go to their website. They’re using Lenosterol to dissolve cataracts. Lenosterol comes from Squalene (shark liver oil). Simply stating your limited knowledge doesn’t disprove what I already know to be true because I’ve researched it. So are the creators of Lanomax witches?