Kingdoms and Peoples | Daniel 11:1-22

Sermon Outline: Daniel 11:1-22
Title: The Sovereignty of God in Nations and Prophecy
Introduction
Opening remarks and greetings.
Brief context of Daniel 11 within the book.
Emphasize the detailed prophecy and its purpose to assure us of God's sovereignty.
I. The Historical Context (Verses 1-4)
Overview of the Persian kings and the rise of Greece.
Introduction of Alexander the Great and the division of his empire.
God's control over historical events.
II. The Kings of the South and North (Verses 5-13)
The rise of the Ptolemaic and Seleucid Empires.
Interactions and conflicts between these kingdoms.
The accuracy of prophecy in historical events.
III. The Role of God's People (Verses 14-19)
Israel caught between powerful empires.
The impact of these conflicts on God's people.
Assurance of God's presence and purpose amidst turmoil.
IV. Transition to Rome (Verses 20-22)
The shift from Greek to Roman dominance.
Introduction of new rulers and the prophecy's ongoing fulfillment.
God's orchestration in the rise and fall of empires.
V. Application and Reflection
A. God's Sovereignty Over Nations
Every kingdom and ruler is under God's authority.
Encouragement to trust in God's control over current events.
B. Christ as the Greater Prophet
Jesus' fulfillment of prophecy as the ultimate assurance.
The Word of God accomplishing its purpose.
C. Our Role Today
Living with the understanding of God's sovereignty.
Engaging with the world as citizens of God's kingdom.
Conclusion
Recap of the main points.
Encouragement to find joy and assurance in God's sovereignty.
Closing prayer for strength and faithfulness.
Prayer
Thank God for His Word and sovereignty.
Ask for guidance in living out these truths.
Pray for the nations and our role in God's plan.
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