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The Book of Daniel begins with Daniel as a young captive in ________________.

In Daniel 2:27-28 (RSV), Daniel uses a phrase that is not only the key to the dream mentioned in the passage, but the key to the entire book.  It is the phrase "in the __________ days".

The fourth kingdom referenced in Daniel 2:40 began with the _________ Empire.

Most Bible scholars identify the "miry clay" mentioned in Daniel 2:41 as the principle of ______________.

According to this teacher, the purpose of prophecy is to keep our lives __________________, now.

The last king of Babylon was ________________.

The __________ sea is always, in Scripture, the Mediterranean Sea.

We learn in Daniel 7 of an interpreting angel of whom Daniel asks for clarity on the things he saw in his vision.  This interpreting angel is ____________.

The two great political changes which Scripture has long anticipated must occur before the return of Jesus Christ in glory, have been:  (1) the restoration of the Jews to Palestine, which has now been fulfilled; and (2) the ten-fold division of the ___________ earth.

There are four distinct, recognizable factors that are brought out by the angel about the strange being of Daniel 7:25 (RSV).  First, he ______________ and opposes God.

Second, he persecutes the saints and makes _______ against them.

Third, he shall "think to change the times and the ____".

The fourth thing mentioned in verse 25 is that his time is _______________.

In Chapter 8, we see events which were future as far as Daniel was concerned but have since been ______________ in history.

Daniel saw the __________ of Days seated on the throne and the books opened.

Antiochus Epiphanes, for whom the city of Antioch was named, erected a statue of Jupiter in the holy place, bringing an end to the sacrifice called "the continual burnt ____________", which Daniel prophesied in Chapter 8 would be taken away for a definite period of time.

In Daniel 8:23-26, a singular individual appears who possesses two outstanding personal characteristics.  First, he is ________ in appearance; "fierce" is the way it is translated in some versions.

Second, he is highly _________________ and is able to influence people powerfully.

At the beginning of Daniel 9, we find Daniel in prayer concerning the writings of Jeremiah predicting the soon-coming end to the Babylonian captivity.  Through this prayer we see that prayer is not merely an exercise in asking God for things; prayer is primarily a means by which we get __________ in God's program.

If you calculate out the timetable given in Daniel 9:25, the 483 years was fulfilled on the very day of Jesus' triumphal entry into _____________.  (cf. Zech 9:9; Luke 19:41)

We learn from the angel sent to help Daniel in Chapter 10 that the answer to our prayers are immediate but that ____________ are possible.

The "time of trouble" referred to at the end of Chapter 11 and beginning of Chapter 12 is referring to the time of great ___________________.  (cf. Matthew 24)

According to Daniel 12:2, at the time when Michael the archangel "stands up" and the people of Israel and the whole earth go through the time of great tribulation, there will also be a ________________ of the dead

Daniel 12:3 points out the glory and honor that God has reserved for two types of people who are faithful through this time of tribulation:  those who are wise and those who ____________, who turn many to righteousness.

In your own words (150-word minimum), in light of the events outlined in Daniel which remain yet unfulfilled, what manner of persons ought we to be in light of these events soon to come?