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DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith

~The Response of History to the Voice of Prophecy~

Chapter 12– Closing Scenes
refer to his resurrection from the dead? This

question is founded on a misapprehension in

two respects: First, that the days at the end of

which Daniel stands in his lot are the 1335

days; and, secondly, that the standing of

Daniel in his lot is his resurrection, which also

cannot be sustained. The only thing promised

at the end of the 1335 days is a blessing unto

those who wait and come to that time; that is,

those who are then living. What is this

blessing? Looking at the year 1843, when

these years expired, what do we behold? —

We see a remarkable fulfillment of prophecy

in the great proclamation of the second

coming of Christ. Forty-five years before this,

the time of the end commenced, the book was

unsealed, and light began to increase. About

the year 1843, there was a grand culmination

of all the light that had been shed on prophetic