BEREAN LIBRARY STUDY

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 13, 1900

BEREAN LIBRARY STUDY.

(March 18-24.)

BEFORE beginning this study, review carefully Dan. 11:1-13, citing briefly the historical fulfillment of each point in the prophecy. In studying, do not try to grasp too many ideas at any one time. Take the lesson slowly, one point at a time. Think of it while you are about your work. Endeavor to fix the main points thoroughly in mind, so that you can call them up at will, and converse intelligently upon them.

Lesson 16.

(Dan. 11:14-19; “Thoughts on Daniel,” pages 230-239.)

1. Describe the efforts made to “stand up against” the infant king of Egypt.

2. By what act is Rome introduced into the prophecy?

3. Trace the historical events foretold in verse 15.

4. When did Rome first become connected with the people of God? When and in what manner did that power complete the conquest of Judea?

5. By what means was Egypt brought under Roman influence?

6. Note the further history of Julius Cæsar and his death, in fulfillment of verses 18, 19.

Review Topics.

1. Review briefly the history foretold in Dan. 11:1-19.

2. Review the character of Rome as described in Dan. 7:24, 25, and point out some illustrations of the truthfulness of the description, in the events of this lesson.

3. A few minutes might profitably be spent in studying points of interest concerning Egypt, a country made quite prominent in this chapter.

See notes on the lesson in the Instructor of March 15.