THE TEN KINGDOMS OF DANIEL 7 by Alonzo T. Jones

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 29, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 44.

THE TEN KINGDOMS OF DANIEL 7.

By Alonzo T. Jones

The question has been asked as to the ten kingdoms of Daniel 7, and the time of their rise. We give them with references to Gibbon, as published several times in this paper. The compilation is by Alonzo T. Jones. The figures before the colon pertain to the chapters in Gibbon, after the colon to the paragraphs. Different editions of Gibbon will be found paged differently.—

Date	Name	Territory	Ref. in Gibbon
351	Alemanni	Suabia, Alsace, Lorraine	10: 26; 12: 20; 19: 20; 36: 5; 49: 22
351	Franks	N. E. Gaul	19: 20; 36: 5
406-420	Burgundians	Burgundy	30: 17; 31: 39
406, 409, 420	Vandals	Spain, Africa	30: 17; 31: 36; 33: 35
406, 409	Suevi	Spain	30: 17; 31: 36
408, 419, 467	Visigoths	S. W. Gaul, Spain	31: 2; 14; 31: 39; 36: 22; 38: 2, 29
449	Saxons	Britain	31: 41; 42; 38; 33
453, 489	Ostrogoths	Pannonia, Italy	35: 16; 39: 7, 8
453, 567	Lombards	Pannonia, Lombardy	42: 2; 45: 5-7
475-6	Heruli	Italy	36: 28-33

The three that were plucked up were the Heruli (493); the Vandals (534), the Ostrogoths (538). There were just ten kingdoms from 476 to 493. For full details see closing chapters of the “Great Empires of Prophecy,” by A. T. Jones.