The hymn that will be used as the theme for this quarter is from “The Church Hymnal, Official Hymnal of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church” which was surpassed by the “Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal” in 1985.In the ‘old’ hymnal,
Number 497 – Standing by a Purpose True,
that is, ”Dare to be a Daniel” will be the favourite. I do hope you are able to source this hymn and use it frequently during this quarters Sabbath School study time.

Our introduction shows that there is a violation of the created order, but we know
A Mighty Fortress is our God, Hymn 506. This hymn shows the domination over all the kingdoms of the earth forever.

The Court Was Seated (Tuesday) and we can hear the strains of “how shall we stand in that great day?” – Hymn 416, The Judgment Has Set. This is followed by Hymn 417, O Solemn Thought. The Day of Atonement then follows with Hymn 335, What a Wonderful Savior.
This latter hymn is shown again in Wednesday in the third point.

True worship is eventually restored (Wednesday) and we will
O Worship the King, Hymn 83 and
Hymn 6, O Worship the Lord.

Hymn 91, Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones is reflected in Thursdays study. Victory is given in
Hymn 608, Faith Is the Victory for all those whom Jesus represents. Jesus states in Mark 14:62 that He is “coming with the clouds of heaven”
Hymn 200, The Lord Is Coming, Hymn 213, Jesus Is Coming Again,
Hymn 454, Don’t You See My Jesus Coming,  and
Hymn 438, You Will See Your Lord A-Coming.

God’s blessings as you enjoy your “Singing with Inspiration” this quarter.

2 Timothy 2:15 KJV – “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”

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Read Daniel 7:7-8, Daniel 7:19-25. Who is the little horn power that arises directly from, and remains part of, the fourth beast?

Yesterday we learned that the ferocious animal with ten horns ruling the world with utmost cruelty represents pagan Rome. Now we must consider the little horn and the power it represents.

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As portrayed in the vision, the fourth animal has ten horns, of which three horns were plucked out to make way for a little horn. This horn has human eyes and speaks “pompous words” (Dan. 7:8, NKJV). It is clear that the little horn emerges from the entity represented by the terrible animal, which is pagan Rome. In a way, the horn extends or continues some features of pagan Rome. It is just a later stage of the same power.

Daniel sees this other horn making war against the saints. The angel explains to him that this horn is a king who will perform three unlawful actions: (1) speak pompous words against the Most High, (2) persecute the saints of the Most High, (3) intend to change times and law. And as a consequence, the saints would be given into his hand. Next, the angel gives the time frame for the activities of the little horn: a time and times and half a time. In this instance of prophetic language, the word time means “year”, and so the expression times signifies years, a dual form: “two years”. Hence, this is a period of three and a half prophetic years, which, according to the year-day principle, indicates a period of 1,260 years. During this time the little horn will mount an attack against God, persecute the saints, and attempt to change God’s law.

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