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Ancient History
Archaeology
Bible Images
Church History
General
Plan of Salvation
Ancient History
Alexander the Great
Caesar
Augustus
Tiberius
Caesar
Claudius
Caesar
Caligula
Nero
Titus (from damaged
sculpture in Ephesus)
Constantine
Archaeology
Herakles Coin
Janus Coin
Helios Coin
Hebrew Bill of Divorcement
Ruins of Laodicea
Roman Scourge
Bulla from the Seal of Baruch
Roman Eagle Standard
Bulla from the Seal of Hezekiah
Babylon Bull Relief
Ahura Mazda Relief
Detail from the Arch of Titus
Locust from Egyptian Wall Painting
Jewish Shekel
n the second chapter of Daniel, the Lord revealed to Daniel the interpretation of a dream which the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar had concerning an image made of different types of metal. God reveals that this image represents four kingdoms that will rise on the earth starting with Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylonians kingdom. The three which would follow are those known to history as the Persian Empire, the Greco-Macedonian Empire, and the Roman Empire. The climax of the interpretation comes in the coming of the church—the kingdom of Christ.
Bible Images
Representation of the Image from Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream in Daniel Two
his is the Art section of Ancient Road Publications™. Please select from the categories above to navigate to your area of interest.
n the second chapter of Daniel, the Lord revealed to Daniel the interpretation of a dream which the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar had concerning an image made of different types of metal. God reveals that this image represents four kingdoms that will rise on the earth starting with Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylonians kingdom. The three which would follow are those known to history as the Persian Empire, the Greco-Macedonian Empire, and the Roman Empire. The climax of the interpretation comes in the coming of the church—the kingdom of Christ.
