January 17, 2026
In this continuation of our study of Daniel chapter 11, we examine the final five verses of the chapter, focusing on what Scripture describes as the last assault of the King of the North. Rather than viewing these events in isolation, we compare them carefully with Daniel chapter 12 in order to establish a biblical timeline from the perspective of “the time of the end.”
This study explores how the closing events of Daniel 11 align with:
The beginning and end of the prophetic “wonders”
The 1260, 1290, and 1335 day periods
The standing up of Michael
The time of trouble
The deliverance of God’s people
Events leading to the resurrection
By comparing these passages side by side, we conclude that the final assault of the King of the North is an end-time event, taking place during the closing moments of earth’s history, just prior to God’s final deliverance of His people.
This message is intended to encourage careful prophetic study, allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture, and to provide a clearer understanding of where Daniel 11 fits within the broader end-time framework of Daniel 12.
📌 Passages studied: Daniel 11:40–45; Daniel 12
📌 Theme: Prophetic timelines, end-time events, and biblical interpretation
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