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[[Daniel]] is to the [[Old Testament]] what Revelation is to the [[New Testament]]. In fact, we cannot understand one without the other. Prophetically, [[Daniel]] deals with the times of the Gentiles, the period of time that began in 606 b.c., with the captivity of the [[Jews]]. It will end when Christ returns to earth to judge the Gentile nations and establish His Kingdom. In the various visions and dreams in the Book of [[Daniel]] we see the program of Gentile history from the arrival of [[Babylon]] to the conquest of the Medes, Persians, Greeks, and [[Romans]], until the rule of the Antichrist just before the return of our Saviour, [[Jesus]] Christ. This book proves there is a [[God]] in [[heaven]] (chapter 2:28) and that the Most High ruleth the kingdom of man (chapter 4:25). [[Daniel]] makes it clear that [[God]] Almighty is sovereign in the affairs of this world. [[God]] can take the rulers off their thrones; He can defeat the strongest nations and turn them over to their enemies.